Video has emerged showing Costa Rican prison officials catching a cat with packages of illegal drugs strapped to its body.

Authorities in Costa Rica have intercepted an unlikely smuggler, a black-and-white cat with drugs taped to its body.

Authorities in Costa Rica say a cat was used in an attempt to smuggle drugs into a prison in Pococí earlier this month.

According to BBC, the Costa Rican prison officials handed the cat over to the National Animal Health Service for an ...

Suspected marijuana, crack cocaine paste and rolling paper were discovered strapped to the feline. Read more at ...

Prison guards at the Pococí Penitentiary in Costa Rica 'arrested' a smuggler: a black-and-white cat with drugs taped to its ...

The Costa Rican prison police seized the drugs for a legal process, and coordinated with the animal health service to ensure the cat received proper care.

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