Over $10 Million Worth of Cocaine Replaced with Flour in Fiji Court Evidence
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In a notable incident during a prolonged drug-trafficking trial in Fiji, cocaine valued at over $10 million that was held as court evidence was found to have been replaced with flour. This development raises serious concerns about evidence handling and security within the judicial process in Fiji.
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Originally published by gnews