ตร.อิตาลีจับโป๊ะ “โคเคน” ซุกเมล็ดกาแฟ จ่าหน้ากล่องถึงบิ๊กมาเฟียในหนังจอห์น วิค (คลิป)

Police in Italy have intercepted a package containing hundreds of coffee beans that were hiding illegal drugs inside them. Around 500 beans had been cut open, stuffed with cocaine, and carefully taped closed again with dark brown tape. Copyright FINANCE POLICE HANDOUT

Police said suspicions were initially raised when they saw the name "Santino D'Antonio" on the packets — a mafia boss in the American action film John Wick. Copyright FINANCE POLICE HANDOUT

Police intercepted the beans after they had been sent from Medellin in Colombia to Milan's Malpensa airport. The 2kg package contained 150g of cocaine powder. Copyright FINANCE POLICE HANDOUT

It was addressed to a tobacco shop in Florence — police followed the package as it was delivered and arrested a 50-year-old man who came to collect it. Copyright FINANCE POLICE HANDOUT

Italian police named their operation "Caffe' Scorretto" – Improper Coffee – a play on the name of a drink in the country called '"caffe' corretto" – corrected coffee - which is an espresso with a splash of sambuca. Copyright FINANCE POLICE HANDOUT