Tanzanian man was arrested at Bush Intercontinental accused of ingesting 100 pellets of heroin

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Wednesday, July 04, 2012


HOUSTON (KTRK) -- A 30-year-old Tanzanian man was arrested at Bush Intercontinental Airport after he allegedly tried to smuggle heroin into the United States by ingesting more than 100 pellets containing the illicit drug.



Bryan Mukama Hans was arrested June 3 after Customs and Border Protection officers found heroin-filled pellets in his abdomen during an X-ray exam, according to the US Department of Justice.

Airport officials say Hans' itinerary indicated he was supposed to depart the United States en route to Tanzania via Doha, Qatar, on June 18, 2012. But officers became suspicious of Hans after they could not verify his plans to head to Utah for a family reunion.

After officers picked up on more inconsistencies in his statements, they asked him to take him to the Northwest Medical Center to take an X-ray exam. Hans agreed and shortly after taking it, he allegedly passed approximately 22 plastic-wrapped pellets from his body. One of the pellets was field tested and revealed the presence of heroin. The exam also allegedly revealed the presence of foreign bodies within his digestive tract.


Hans remained under the care of medical professionals until he had passed all foreign bodies from his digestive tract and was medically discharged. Detectives say the pellets contained more than one kilogram of heroin.


He was indicted and will remain in custody pending further criminal proceedings.

"This enforcement action is an example of our commitment to protecting the traveling public while enforcing hundreds of laws," said Jeffrey O. Baldwin Sr., director of Field Operations for Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in Houston.

"We'll take every opportunity to disrupt suspected criminal activity and deny those that seek to use our ports of entry to further their illegal activity."

The case was investigated by Homeland Security Investigations and CBP. Assistant United States Attorney Richard Magness is prosecuting the case.

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US Home Land Security never suspect Tanzanians in any illegal business; very few Tanzanians when you try to compare

With Kenyan's and Ugandan's they always staying out of trouble "grounded" due to our politics home.

Lakini sasa kama ndio hivyo wanaanza kuwashika na Heroin, Wataanza kusimamishwa kama wa nchi zingine; mateso

haswa...
 
Yaani mzigo(kilo) wote kauingiza tumboni kupitia masaburini...kazi nyingine ngumu sana maana hata ukipata hela utaenjoy vipi wakati masaburi yameshalegea?
 
Tanzanian who lives in Houston wana matatizo especially Wanaume hawafanyi kazi na wanalelewa na wanawake na wanajiingiza kwenye biashara za madawa na wizi wa mabenki .kutwa nzima mashindano ya nyumba za kukopa na Madeni ya xshule .madeni haya hayalipwi mbakimbilia bongo .mnaharibu nchi Jamani.Tuishi maisha ya kawaida.
 
Critical thinking; Huyu ni Mtanzania kweli au ni mtu aliyetumia passport ya Kitanzania? ubalozi wetu ufatilie na kutujulisha.

At the same time I hope kuwa hana uhusiano na Wilson Mukama!
 
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