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A woman was indicted Thursday for allegedly attempting to smuggle cocaine in her wheelchair at at Boston's Logan International Airport.Ireline Aponte Melende, a Dominican Republic native, was indicted in U.S. District Court in Boston Thursday on charges of unlawful importation of cocaine. Melende was busted at Logan Airport back in May after a flight from the Dominican Republic, officials say. Law enforcement officials X-rayed Melende's motorized wheelchair and discovered four bricks of a white powdery substance hidden in batteries, officials say.If Melende is convicted, she could face up 20 years in prison and fine of up to $1 million.

A woman was indicted Thursday for allegedly attempting to smuggle cocaine in her wheelchair at at Boston’s Logan International Airport.

Ireline Aponte Melende, a Dominican Republic native, was indicted in U.S. District Court in Boston Thursday on charges of unlawful importation of cocaine. Melende was busted at Logan Airport back in May after a flight from the Dominican Republic, officials say. Law enforcement officials X-rayed Melende’s motorized wheelchair and discovered four bricks of a white powdery substance hidden in batteries, officials say.

If Melende is convicted, she could face up 20 years in prison and fine of up to $1 million.

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Suffolk County

Charlestown

Authorities say woman attempted to move four bricks of cocaine through Boston's Logan Airport.