Where are the drugs?

[NewsWhore]

Senator Wilton Guerrero is in the news again, this time for reiterating his claim that a small airplane dropped a shipment of drugs close to the Las Calderas Naval Base in Peravia province, as reported in Hoy. Both chiefs of the Army and the Navy had promptly responded to Guerrero's original accusation by saying that he had confused a scheduled Air Force patrol flight with a drug operation. Guerrero, who has become an outspoken voice in the "war on drugs," insists that on 13 January a shipment of drugs was in fact dropped from the small plane that landed near the naval base. The Senator quoted from an intelligence report he had in hand, saying that the National Drug Control Department (DNCD) had been alerted that a suspicious plane would be flying over the military base. In a press conference, Guerrero said that the DNCD had done its job and that he has photos that prove this, which were found near the entrance of the Matanzas shrimp farm. He added that evidence of a pre-fabricated boat was also found at the site. The Senator for Peravia province said that at 8pm, another government security department had alerted the DNCD that the flight would be made so it "could take the required action." Guerrero claims that the operation to intercept the plane began at 8pm and ended at 4am. Quoted in Hoy, the Senator says that photos of the plane are available, as well as other evidence, and he expressed disappointment at the fact that these pictures have not been released to the media.

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