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    Man arrested at Newark Airport with $300,000 of cocaine hidden in bags

    NJ.com
    March 10, 2013

    NEWARK — A 33-year-old man was arrested earlier this month at Newark Liberty International Airport after customs and border patrol officers found $300,000 worth of cocaine hidden his luggage, authorities said today. Antonio Miguel Camara Jimenez, was arrested March 1 after police found the drugs…


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