B.C. Man Acquitted of Drug Smuggling, Citing Fentanyl Withdrawal

A 40-year-old B.C. man, Daniel Jacob Cluett, was acquitted of smuggling cocaine, MDMA, and meth into Canada. The judge believed his claim that he was unaware of the drugs in his suitcase due to severe fentanyl withdrawal symptoms.

26 Feb, 20:09 — 26 Feb, 20:09

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B.C. man acquitted of smuggling drugs back into Canada that first left in his rectum

Judge believed Daniel Jacob Cluett, 40, who said didn't know there was cocaine, MDMA and meth in his suitcase because he was suffering from fentanyl withdrawal symptoms

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B.C. Man Acquitted of Drug Smuggling, Citing Fentanyl Withdrawal

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B.C. man acquitted of smuggling drugs back into Canada that first left in his rectum

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