挪威足球明星埃尔林·哈兰德的面孔出现在广告牌、球星卡和电视屏幕上，因在7月的四场世界杯比赛中攻入七球而成为社交媒体现象。如今，厄瓜多尔警方在一个意想不到的地方发现了它——这些绿色长方形包装上印有标志，而这些包装正是一批在哥伦比亚边境附近卡车上查获的惊人可卡因货物。警方在声明中称，周三查获469公斤（1034磅）可卡因后，涉事车辆的司机已被逮捕。据新闻稿称，禁毒探员周二清晨在泛美公路接到匿名举报后展开行动，期间发现一辆可疑卡车。经搜查，他们在卡车的暗格中查获370包藏匿物品。警方公布的视频显示，包裹从卡车的夹层中散落出来，哈兰德（被粉丝昵称为“漂亮公主”和“小宝贝”）的贴纸清晰可见。哈兰德是墨西哥、美国和加拿大联合举办的世界杯上最出色的射手之一，也是最具魅力的球员之一。他高大的身材、搞怪的幽默感和似乎永不满足的胃口引发了一波创意病毒视频和表情包的浪潮。厄瓜多尔被视为毒品贩运的物流枢纽，毒品在此囤积、存储，并通过中美洲路线主要分销至美国，同时也有部分毒品被运往欧洲。警方称，一名仅被确认为玛丽亚·R.（María R.）的女子持有哥伦比亚身份证件，在周三的行动中于瓜瓜内格罗地区被捕。该地区靠近边境城市图尔坎，位于首都基多以北246公里（153英里）处。这批货物的估值在国内市场约为84.2万美元，在美国市场超过1100万美元，在欧洲市场则高达1960万美元（1700万欧元）。在厄瓜多尔，当地犯罪团伙与哥伦比亚和墨西哥贩毒集团勾结，掌控着毒品运输路线。这些毒品中80%源自哥伦比亚，其余则来自秘鲁。今年上半年，警方报告查获毒品80吨；而2025年当局缴获毒品近215吨，其中主要为可卡因。2024年的缉毒量则达到近295吨。创意包装下的可卡因警方未就印有金发挪威前锋形象的贴纸作出解释。但毒贩常用知名运动员或其他名人姓名标记货物，以此表明毒品出自哪个犯罪网络及所属客户，这已是惯用手法。哈兰德并非唯一受到毒贩青睐的足球明星——阿根廷国家队队长梅西的形象也出现在另一个被查获的包裹上。毒贩常采用独特设计的外包装来分装毒品。去年，佛罗里达州一名海滩游客就曾发现岸边冲上来价值近50万美元的可卡因，其外包装印有"约塞米蒂山姆"的卡通形象。2024年8月，佛罗里达州海滩上的游客发现一个包裹，内装16块疑似可卡因的砖状物，外包装印有沙滩车图案。2024年6月，佛罗里达群岛附近海域的船员发现65磅可卡因漂浮在海面上，这些毒品被封装在印有白头海雕图案的包裹中。就在几周前，潜水员在基韦斯特海岸附近约100英尺（约30米）深的水下发现了约55磅（约25公斤）可卡因。当地警长办公室发布的照片显示，这些包裹上标有"Nike SB"字样，正面还印有仿制该运动鞋品牌标志性的勾形商标。可卡因厄瓜多尔版权©2026 CBS互动公司所有。保留所有权利。Norway's soccer star Erling Haaland's face has appeared on billboards, trading cards and television screens, becoming a social media phenomenon for scoring seven goals across four World Cup matches in July.Now, police in Ecuador have found it in an unexpected place - printed on green rectangular packages that made up a stunning cocaine shipment seized in a truck near the Colombian border.The driver of the vehicle was arrested following the seizure of the stash of 469 kilograms (1,034 pounds) of cocaine on Wednesday, police said in a statement .A news release said anti-narcotics agents were conducting an operation following an anonymous tip received early Tuesday morning on the Pan-American Highway when they noticed a suspicious truck. After searching it, they found 370 packages hidden in a false bottom of the truck.Police released a video showing the packages spilling out from the truck's false bottom, with the stickers of Haaland - often called a "pretty princess" and "babygirl" by his fans - clearly visible.Haaland was one of the top scorers and most charismatic players at the World Cup held in Mexico, the United States, and Canada, and his imposing stature, goofy sense of humor and seemingly endless appetite sparked a wave of creative viral videos and memes.Ecuador is considered to be a logistical hub for drug trafficking, where drugs are stockpiled, stored and distributed via Central American routes mainly to the United States, though narcotics are also shipped to Europe.Police said a woman identified only as Mara R., with Colombian identity documents, was arrested in Wednesday's operation in the area of Guagua Negro, near the border city of Tulcan, 246 kilometers (153 miles) north of the capital of Quito.The estimated value of the shipment is nearly $842,000 on the domestic market, and more than $11 million in the U.S. and more than $19.6 million (17 million euros) in Europe.In Ecuador, local criminal gangs allied with Colombian and Mexican cartels manage the routes and ship the narcotics, 80% of which originate in Colombia and the rest in Peru.In the first half of this year, police reported seizing 80 tons of drugs, while in 2025 authorities confiscated nearly 215 tons, primarily cocaine. In 2024, the amount reached almost 295 tons.Cocaine with creative packagingPolice provided no explanation for the stickers with the image of the golden-haired Norwegian striker. However, it is common practice for drug traffickers to label their shipments with the names of well-known sports figures and other celebrities as a way of signaling which criminal network produced the merchandise and which client it belongs to.Haaland is not the only soccer star apparently favored by drug smugglers - the image of Argentine national team captain Lionel Messi has also appeared on another seized package. Packages of drugs are often packaged with other distinct designs. Last year, a beachgoer in Florida found nearly $500,000 worth of cocaine wrapped in "Yosemite Sam" packaging washed up on shore.In August 2024, tourists on a Florida beach found a package with 16 bricks of suspected cocaine wrapped in packaging depicting a dune buggy.In June 2024, boaters off the coast of the Florida Keys found 65 pounds of cocaine in packages emblazoned with bald eagles floating in the ocean.Just weeks earlier, divers found about 55 pounds of cocaine about 100 feet underwater off Key West. Images released by the sheriff's office showed packages marked "Nike SB," with imitations of the footwear brand's iconic swoosh logo on the front.CocaineEcuadorCopyright 082026 CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved.举报/反馈