Jaguar

Inside the container, black canvas bags with tape near the door and white sacks on top were discovered, filled with bricks of suspected cocaine wrapped in black and yellow tape, totaling approximately 541 bricks weighing about 1 kilogram each.

“When the doors were opened, we noticed inside the container black canvas bags with tape placed next to the door and some on top of the white sacks. When these bags were inspected inside them, we were all shocked and surprised by the quantity of drugs found. They contained bricks of suspected Cocaine wrapped in black and yellow tape, some written Jaguar and Tik Tok packages with approximately 1 kilogram per brick. The total number of the bricks from the 27 bags was 541 bricks suspected Cocaine.”

The container, once opened, contained numerous canvas bags inspected by DPCI officers; 7 bags contained suspected bricks of cocaine wrapped in black and yellow plastic with TikTok and Jaguar logos, amounting to 541 bricks weighing 1kg each with street value between 200 and 250 million Rand.

“The bags were inspected by the DPCI officers and 7 bags containing what was suspected to be bricks of cocaine were uncovered. The bricks were wrapped in black and yellow plastic with TikTok and Jaguar logos on the packaging. There were 541 bricks of cocaine weighing 1 kilogramme each with a street value of between 200 and R 250 million.”

The logos on the cocaine packaging enabled fingerprint or identity identification of the supplier, but this is part of a larger transnational narcotics smuggling case that the witness prefers not to delve into for the commission.

“this is a clear example where you can see the fingerprint or the identity of the supplier with the different logos fixed to the bricks of cocaine. Obviously wrapped with multiple layers of wrapping to protect the contents of the brick. This is part of the evidence that I would prefer not to delve too deep into because this is transnational smuggling of narcotics in nature and this goes back to the origin of the cocaine that has been smuggled into South Africa.”