The boar takes for 149.000 kr. cocaine hidden in the forest

A group of drug dealer got himself a fairly long nose, after a stash of cocaine, which had been stored in the middle of a forest in Tuscany, Italy, were allegedly dug up by wild boar.

The writes among others The Guardian, The Telegraph and the local media Arezzo Nitizie.

the Pigs had, by all accounts, spread their findings around the forest floor, so it was impossible for the suspected drug dealers to gather it together again. Total destroyed vildsvinene for 20,000 euros – equivalent to over 149.000 dkk – white powder.

Police became aware of the vildsvinenes narkofangst after having intercepted a telephone call between suspected drug dealers. In conversation, deplored the characters over vildsvinene in the Valdichiana valley of central Italy, which had destroyed their kokainbeholdning in the woods.

the phone conversation led to the fact that the police could arrest three albanians and an Italian. Two of them are now in custody, while the other two have been under house arrest.

The accused supposedly have up to arrest sold about two kilograms of cocaine a month in bars and nightclubs in and around the historic Italian city of Arezzo and the nearby cities of Siena and Perugia.

the Police investigation of the alleged narkobande began when a 21-year-old man, who allegedly also was a drug dealer, was murdered in the month of may.

There are no reports on whether vildsvinene was under the influence of substances, as they snorted their way to them in the forest.

The criminals are not the only ones who have complained about vildsvinebestanden in Tuscany and other Italian regions.

last week, the protesting farmers from several places in Italy in front of the parliament in Rome to get the politicians to put a stop to the many wild boar that is ravaging the crops and eat up the vinbønders grapes. In just a decade, the population according to The Guardian doubled as a result of, among other things, to milder winters and a declining number of hunters.

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