NAVY SEALS Open Fire on Cartel Speedboat FBI Exposes $100M Cocaine Empire

[Starmix]

According to the report, an elite Coast Guard HITRON team aboard a Navy MH-60 Seahawk helicopter opens fire on a cartel go-fast boat in one of the most high-stakes Coast Guard drug interdiction missions ever filmed.

The report stated that, backed by the USS Winston S. Churchill and P-8 Poseidon aircraft, this dramatic maritime drug smuggling operation codenamed Operation Ocean Strike led to the seizure of 2.2 tons of cocaine worth over $100 million.

In addition, this was more than just a Navy drug bust; it was a coordinated strike between the FBI, DEA, and Coast Guard, involving tactical operations, federal agents, and real combat footage. As the helicopter opens fire, cartel smugglers attempt to flee, triggering a high-speed ocean chase that ends in precision disabling shots.

That cocaine is coming from Venezuela and Colombia. It was an overwhelmingly successful job from the USA Navy. Stop drugs, save the innocents.

 

[gwolf666]

The operation you describe truly demonstrates the effectiveness and commitment of naval forces in the fight against drug trafficking. It's impressive how the coordination between the Navy, the Coast Guard, the FBI, and the DEA can achieve such significant results, like the seizure of 2.2 tons of cocaine. The image of the operation on the high seas, with helicopters opening fire and a high-speed chase, reflects the seriousness and risk these teams face in their daily work. The arrival of drugs from Venezuela and Colombia underscores the importance of continuing to combat these criminal networks that threaten the safety and well-being of millions of people. These operations are undoubtedly crucial for dismantling trafficking and protecting the innocent. Hopefully, they will continue with this level of success, because the fight against drug trafficking is everyone's responsibility.

 

[Starmix]

Te FBI and the Navy are doing their jobs well for the citizens of the USA. They stormed the boat and they were backed by the USS Winston S. Churchill and P-8 Poseidon aircraft. Their concerted efforts led to the seizure of 2.2 tons of cocaine worth over $100 million.