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Wednesday, November 25
DALLAS, July 10 (UPI) -- Dallas undercover police were stunned to find their seized black 2004 Infiniti had nearly 50 pounds of cocaine hidden in secret compartments, officers say.
The car had been in police use for two months when an officer cleaning it discovered $400,000 worth of cocaine carefully hidden in hydraulically controlled compartments.
"These compartments have recently been more and more popular with drug operations," said Deputy Chief Julian Bernal, commander of the narcotics division. "The difficulty with this is that because of the use of hydraulics, you normally don't have any indication that the car has been altered in any way."
And unless you know the sequence, the panel won't open, the Dallas Morning News said.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 15 (UPI) --
Paul McCartney has been chosen to receive the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song, a U.S. Library of Congress official confirmed Sunday.
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BATAVIA, Ill., Nov. 28 (UPI) --
Anecdotal evidence suggests that crowds of U.S. Black Friday shoppers were bigger than last year, but many of them spoke of caution, analysts said.
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