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Spanish police sink drug smugglers' submarine plans Sign In March 12, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail In this photo provided by the Spanish National police on Friday March 12, 2021, a homemade semi submersible submarine sits outside a warehouse in Malaga, Spain. Spanish police say they have seized a homemade narco-submarine able to carry up to 2 metric tons (2.2 tons) of cargo. Police came across the 9-meter-long (30-feet-long) craft being built in Málaga, on southern Spain’s Costa del Sol, during a broader international drug operation. Police said Friday it has two 200-horsepower engines, which...

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>> begnaud: listen to what happened in spain. authorities have reeled in a historic haul. divers began removing more than 6,000 pounds of cocaine found on a narco sub. authorities believe it crossed the atlantic from colombia. two people were arrested. the cocaine was valued at about $110 million. tonight we are learning fema aid to puerto rico has stalled. the island, of course, was devastated by hurricanes irma and maria more than two years ago. according to fema records examined by "the new york times," there are more than 9,000 long-term projects in puerto rico that are waiting to be funde...

the capitol. then they say he wanted a ground crew to open fire on survivors. 26-year-old res want fur daz has a degree in physics, now facing terrorism charges. here is more from brian todd. >> he dealt with undercover fbi agents who were posing as al qaeda operatives. he believed he was dealing with al qaeda operatives. according to a law enforcement official, no indications he had any serious connections to foreign terrorist groups. >> officials say furdas never posted a danger to the public because the operatives kept such close contact. u.s. military experts are weighing in on...

A 100-foot long narco sub. who found it? and where was it headed? what's around the corner is one of life's great questions.