00:00 A little bit of biscuit and chocolate but it's an illegal drug.
00:04 That's what's being done or what's being done when Dayuhan was arrested in Cavite
00:08 that was recruited by the Filipinos to sell abroad.
00:12 John Consulta was able to find out.
00:14 After more than a week of surveillance,
00:19 the Ugandan national Benjamin Musoke also joined his hideout in Marinas, Cavite.
00:25 The search warrant was fast. The NBI Task Force Against Illegal Drugs entered his house
00:31 and arrested Dayuhan, a member of the West African Drug Syndicate.
00:36 According to the NBI, Musoke was involved in the production of what is called black cocaine.
00:41 The various chemicals he uses in the kitchen-type cocaine lab also went to the raiding team.
00:47 The arrest of Musoke came from the first anti-drugs operation
00:51 where the 20 million pesos worth of black cocaine was found in two Philippines
00:56 that turns black when mixed with biscuits and chocolate
01:00 that was filled in the biscuits before being passed on to the raiders.
01:04 Aside from the precursors and chemicals used in the production of illegal drugs,
01:08 among the NBI's accomplices are the sandwich and waffle makers.
01:14 Authorities believe that Dayuhan uses this to make biscuits that contain cocaine and other illegal drugs.
01:23 The country is exporting black cocaine, biscuits and chocolate to sell abroad.
01:29 First they will concoct the drugs into something like biscuits or candy bar
01:35 wherein the drugs are embedded in the chocolate.
01:39 And then they're going to package it like real chocolate bars or a cookie.
01:47 One of them is the one who recruits Filipinos to be drug couriers here, to deliver drugs abroad.
01:55 They're going to pay you for 2,000 dollars and free trip abroad.
02:03 They use certain substances, graphite, charcoal, to mask the smell of cocaine
02:11 which can be retrieved by merely dissolving the cookies in a solvent.
02:17 It's that easy. Then the cocaine will crystallize.
02:21 It will be recovered as a white crystalline substance.
02:26 Musoke is denying that he is the one who is the smuggler.
02:29 He is my friend. I give you one room in this apartment.
02:33 So somebody else lives here?
02:35 Yeah, he stays with me.
02:37 He owns this?
02:38 Yeah, not me.
02:40 But this is even more obvious when you see the pegging IDs he uses here in the Philippines.
02:45 This ID and this ID has the same picture, your picture, but it has two different names.
02:52 It's someone that does it for me, so I don't know.
02:56 Filipinos are already recruiting 20 people to travel to Hong Kong to deliver these cookies and chocolate-black cocaine.
03:03 That's why the NBI is saying...
03:05 If there are people who are recruiting them and they will be sent a package and they will be paid,
03:10 they should reconsider the delivery because just like this, it contains cocaine.
03:19 For GMA Integrated News, John Consulta, a...
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