Alameda based Coast Guard crew seizes 14,300 pounds of cocaine

SAN DIEGO (AP) - More than 14,300 pounds (6,486 kilograms) of cocaine seized in the Eastern Pacific has been brought to San Diego aboard a Coast Guard cutter.

The cocaine offloaded Friday was seized in international waters off the coasts of Mexico and Central and South America.

The Coast Guard says the haul was accumulated during six interdictions by the crews of cutters Active, Steadfast and Waesche. Waesche is based in Alameda. 

One of the seizures by crews in interceptor boats is seen in video recorded by a surveillance aircraft.