UPDATE: Homeland Security says over 130 kilos of cocaine seized from aircraft at Ohio University airport
According to Ohio University Police, they were notified by Homeland Security that an international aircraft was landing at the airport without proper authorization around 2:30 p.m.
Police said the pilot of the aircraft told officials he was traveling through United States airspace when a mechanical problem forced him to land.
Because Ohio University airport is not a port of entry, Customs and Border Protection requested those on the plane to be detained until federal agents could respond.
Court documents show the suspects, identified as Sylvain Desjardins and David Ayotte, were traveling from the Bahamas to Canada.
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