Two Delta Airlines Agents Arrested for Smuggling $3M in Ketamine Through JFK

Leandro Alleyne and Fabian Innis were caught handling suspicious luggage containing 134 pounds of ketamine, leading to their arrest.

On September 19, Delta Airlines ramp agents Leandro Alleyne and Fabian Innis were apprehended at JFK Airport for smuggling ketamine worth over $3 million.
Authorities observed the agents removing backpacks and suitcases from Flight 219, which had arrived from Copenhagen, and transporting them to a secluded area on the tarmac.
Both agents lacked authorization to handle the luggage, raising suspicions that led to their arrest by Homeland Security investigators.
Innis confessed to participating in the smuggling operation at least five to ten times before and admitted receiving payments of $4,000 to $5,000 per flight.
Delta Airlines stated that Alleyne and Innis had no legitimate reason to handle the luggage and emphasized their zero-tolerance policy for unlawful conduct.