Colorado-based AF Reservists support bust of global money laundering case
Members of Panama's drug enforcement community pose in front of an armored truck full of seized gold, silver and jewels April 8 at a Panamanian air base. The seized assets, which filled several additional armored trucks, were part of a joint Panama-U.S. investigation into an international drug money laundering scheme in the Central American country. The Air Force Reserve's 302nd Airlift Wing was tasked with flying the seized precious metals and jewels back to the United States for further processing by Department of Justice agencies. (Courtesy photo/Drug Enforcement Agency)
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