Police in Colombia confiscated more than 2,500 pounds of cocaine in a raid on a private house Saturday.
The bust took place in a town south of the capital, Bogota.
Police broke the locks of the unassuming home in a quiet neighborhood, where they found neatly stacked boxes full of wrapped bricks of cocaine.
The head of Colombia’s anti-narcotics police force said the drugs were found thanks to a “collaborative investigation” with local residents.
The stash of drugs contained more than 1,100 individually wrapped bricks – each containing a kilogram of cocaine.
Police said the drugs had a street value of about $15,000 in the United States – and much more in Europe, Australia or Asia.