Dulles International Airport, Ambien

Nearly 70,000 Ambien pills concealed in yarn seized at Dulles International Airport
Nearly 70,000 Ambien pills that were concealed in yarn were seized at Washington Dulles International Airport.
Nearly 70,000 Ambien pills wrapped in yarn found at Dulles Airport, authorities say
Customs agents at Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) recently made a shocking discovery after examining a shipment of yarn.
Dulles CBP officers seize nearly 70,000 Ambien pills hidden in yarn shipment
The inspection of a shipment from India led to the discovery of nearly 70,000 Zolpidem Tartrate pills concealed in spools of yarn at Dulles Airport.
70,000 Ambien pills wrapped in yarn recovered at Dulles Airport | PHOTOS
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at Washington Dulles International Airport unraveled a bold and bizarre smuggling attempt involving nearly 70,000 Zolpidem Tartrate pills—commonly known as Ambien—hidden inside rolls of yarn.
CBP seizes nearly 70,000 Ambien pills hidden in yarn at Dulles International Airport
Nearly 70,000 Ambien pills hidden inside yarn were seized at Washington Dulles International Airport. According to authorities, U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents intercepted the pills on January 16 during a routine inspection of a yarn shipment from India. The initial detection occurred in December.
Dulles CBP officers uncover nearly 70,000 Ambien pills concealed in yarn
A routine CBP inspection of a yarn shipment from India led to the discovery of nearly 70,000 Zolpidem Tartrate pills on January 16.
70,000 Ambien Pills Hidden In Yarn Seized At Dulles Airport
A shipment of yarn from India concealed nearly 70,000 Ambien pills, worth an estimated $33,000, ​that were seized at Dulles Airport.
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