It is the first reported discovery in South American waters of an unmanned semisubmersible vessel, Colombia's navy said.

The Colombian navy said it seized an unmanned narco sub equipped with a Starlink satellite off the country's Caribbean coast.

Fifteen thousand pounds of cocaine, worth more than $180 million, seized from a drug sub in the Caribbean, was offloaded in Miami Tuesday morning.

Drug smugglers like Glen Mousseau (top left) used submersible vessels to traffic drugs. In February 2022, Colombian officials busted a submarine carrying four tons of cocaine.

The crews of the Seattle-based Coast Guard cutter Midgett and a Navy maritime patrol plane teamed up to catch a drug-running submarine carrying 7 tons of cocaine worth about $196 million, Coast ...

The Colombian military has nabbed a sophisticated, 100-foot long submarine capable of transporting eight tons of cocaine to the coast of Mexico, authorities said Monday. The fiberglass sub, which w… ...

A 100-foot, twin-screw diesel submarine seized at a jungle shipyard in Ecuador marks a quantum, if anticipated, leap in drug-smuggling evasion technology, the top U.S. counter-drug official for ...

NORRISTOWN — Dubbed “Operation Cocaine Goldmine,” Montgomery County authorities dismantled three drug trafficking groups ...

January 10, 2008: The Colombian Navy took down yet another cocaine carrying submarine, off the Pacific coast. This is the second one in a month. Like the last one, this sub appeared to be carrying ...

When authorities in Spain captured the first known drug submarine to cross the Atlantic, questions soon surfaced about how such a journey could be possible. Journalist Javier Romero reconstructs the ...

For years, rumors circulated that drug cartels planned to build submarines to smuggle cocaine up the Pacific Coast. Jim Popkin of Wired magazine investigated such a sub — a sophisticated, Kevlar ...