Authorities in New York seize 176 pounds of cocaine with a street value of almost $3M
Federal agents, the NYPD and the Bronx District Attorney have announced the largest cocaine seizure in New York City in recent years after a year-long investigation.
The 176 pounds of cocaine with a street value of nearly $3 million were on display at Wednesday's news conference.
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