Two airport workers have been busted for attempting to smuggle cocaine onto a passenger jet.
CCTV picked up the pair moving a suitcase toward a restricted cargo area.
Officers then found about 15lb of the drug in their work lockers.
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The suspects have been charged with drug trafficking.
The bust happened at El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá, Colombia, last Thursday (24 Sep).
The men worked for an airport services firm.
A CCTV operator spotted suspicious movement in the cargo terminal.
Units stopped the pair and asked to search their lockers.
Inside a suitcase were five wrapped packages.
Tests showed cocaine hydrochloride weighing about 15lb (7kg).
Major Jhonatan Quintero, acting commander of the airport police station, said: “These citizens apparently intended to take the substance to a foreign country on an international flight.”
He said they found the suitcase and ran tests that came back positive.
Both men were arrested on the spot.
Police have not named the intended destination.
They have not said how the cocaine reached the airport or whether anyone else was involved.
Investigators are now looking at the suspects’ access passes and whether a wider group was behind the attempt.
Airport police said they have seized about 640lb (290kg) of cocaine at El Dorado so far this year.
City-wide seizures in Bogotá have topped 1,540lb (700kg) in 2026.
Officers asked staff and passengers to report anything unusual inside the terminal, as reported by Need To Know.
The two men have not been named and no airline has been identified.
The investigation continues.
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