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Police officers at Entebbe airport in Uganda arrested a man suspected to
 have swallowed at least 27 male condoms stuffed with liquid narcotic 
drugs, Ugandanpicks reports.<br /><br />The Guinean national, Alpha Camara, 
was intercepted at around 8:45am (+3GMT) upon his arrival at the 
airport. “We subjected him to a vomiting routine check, and he brought 
out one condom,” Mr Tinka Zarugaba, the Entebbe crime investigations 
boss, said.<br /><br />He noted that the suspect was weak, probably as a 
result of the condoms stuffed in his stomach and he was taken to Entebbe
 Hospital to consult medical personnel on how to induce him and remove 
the remaining condoms from his body.<br /><br />Mr Zarugaba said as soon as 
all the substances are released from his body, the suspect would be 
charged with being in possession of narcotics. He added that the suspect
 pleaded for mercy, saying it was his first time to carry drugs into the
 country. His flight records showed that he had left Panama to Uganda, 
and that the police were investigating him for possible connections to 
individuals in Kampala.<br /><br />The police have for long decried the old 
law on narcotics under the National Drug Policy Act, where all cases of 
drug trafficking are categorised under being in possession of drugs. The
 charges attract a maximum punishment of a fine not exceeding Sh1 
million, imprisonment for not more than four months or caution, all of 
which police find light.<br /><br />The police want Parliament to expedite 
the Narcotics Drugs and Psychotrophics Control Bill 2007 that attracts a
 maximum punishment of imprisonment for not more than five years or a 
fine not less than $386 as a way of curbing drug trafficking in Uganda.

Xclusive: Man Vomits 27 Condoms Wraps Filled With Drugs [PHOTO]

One of the condoms which Camara vomited at the airport. Photo: Ugandanpicks Police officers at Entebbe airport in Uganda arrested a man ...