Tabitha Leah Ritchie: Canadian arrested smuggling cocaine in fake baby bump Tabitha Leah Ritchie was carrying over four pounds of cocaine under a latex belly Colombian police detained her after an inspector noticed her belly was cold and hard Ritchie is a social worker who arrived in Colombia on August 6 A Toronto woman who simulated pregnancy to try to smuggle 2 kilograms of cocaine was arrested today at Bogota airport by Colombian police. Col. Esteban Arias says 28-year-old Tabitha Leah Ritchie was stopped while trying to board an Air Canada flight in Bogota after an inspector noted that her belly was unusually cold and hard. He says police discovered a false belly made of latex taped to her body and they found 2 kilograms (4.4 pounds) of cocaine. Tabitha Leah Ritchie (pictured) was stopped while trying to board an Air Canada flight in Bogota Police say Ritchie arrived in Colombia on Aug. 6 and he identified her as a social worker. The Canadian Embassy did not respond to requests for details. Colombian officials say 874 foreigners are held in the country's lockups, most on drug charges. Colombia's Police show Canadian national Ritchie Tabatha Leah (left) after being detained at Bogota airport today, alongside the fake baby bump and 2kgs of cocaine Colombian officials say 874 foreigners are held in the country's lockups, most on drug charges (Bogota airport pictured)