Fai mai le pulega a Mekisiko, na latou taofiina se kitara eletise na faia atoa i le koko Cancun Malae Vaʻalele Faʻava-o-malo.

O se pasese vaʻalele na pasia le Cancun International Airport na faʻailoaina mo le suʻesuʻeina atili ina ua maeʻa tuʻuina le kitara eletise mumu a le tagata i totonu o le X-ray scanner.

O le mea faigaluega na puʻeina le mafaufau o tagata faigaluega a le tiute ona o lona mamafa le masani ai. O se taifau fualaʻau na valaʻau atu i le nofoaga, lea na vave ona sosogi ese le i ai o se vailaʻau faʻasāina.

E aliali mai, o se togafiti faʻatau faʻamalosi fualaau faasaina, e leai se taʻaloga lelei mo le puipuiga o malae vaʻalele.

E le o mautinoa pe fia le koko na teuina i totonu o le mea faifaaili. O se ata o loʻo faʻaalia mai ai i leoleo le toʻaga o leoleo o loʻo tago atu i le kitara, aʻo asiasia e le latou tagata le mea na faʻatulafonoina, ae pei ona taʻua e le pulega o le malae vaʻalele ma le faʻamalosia o vailaʻau, o le kitara na "faia atoa i fualaʻau," masalo o le cocaine.

I le amataga o le vaiaso nei, na faasilasila mai ai foi e le au ofisa Mekisiko, na latou faoa faamalosi le 128 pauna cocaine, afifi i totonu o afifi e 50, mai le pasese mai Ecuador.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

A photograph shows a diligent police canine pawing at the guitar, as his handler inspects the illicit object, but, according to airport security and drug enforcement authorities, a guitar was “completely made of drugs,” presumably cocaine.
A drug dog was called to the scene, which quickly sniffed out the presence of an illicit substance.
An airline passenger passing through Cancun International Airport was flagged for further screening after the individual's red electric guitar was put through an X-ray scanner.