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MEXICO CITY – In a find that gives a new dimension to “trick or treat,” Mexican agents inspecting a package being sent to England found 59 rolls of tamarind-flavoured candy with heroin inside.
The National Guard said Friday that agents used x-rays to inspect a cardboard box headed for an address in London.
When they opened the box, they found a black substance at the centre of each roll. Mexican-produced heroin is often referred to “black tar,” because it is processed differently than white or tan powder heroin.
The candy is made of tamarind pulp, which is normally reddish-brown in colour. Tests later confirmed the substance was heroin.
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