Colombia’s national police were in for a hair-raising shock when they busted a man trying to board a plane wearing a “Narco wig” — a disguise hiding $42 million worth of illicit goods.

The unnamed 40-year-old man, hailing from Colombia’s Coffee Region, got snagged by authorities just before boarding his flight to Amsterdam at Cartagena’s Rafael Núñez International Airport — after a security scanner exposed nine cocaine capsules cleverly camouflaged beneath a synthetic thick black wig.

Don’t believe it? Well, there’s video proof of authorities thwarting his criminal scheme — carefully snipping away at the wig to reveal all the cocaine stashed underneath.

The National Police said in a press release that busting the guy prevented the sale of over 400 doses of cocaine — worth more than 10,000 euros in European markets.

The man was a seasoned pro with two prior drug trafficking charges — and another one about to be slapped on.

Authorities haven’t linked him to any criminal org just yet … but they suspect he’s working for someone, and investigators are hoping to uncover their identity in due course.

Roberta Flack‘s body of work was so legendary she was selected for a star on the Walk of Fame back in ’99 — but good luck finding it on the iconic street!

Ana Martinez from the Hollywood Walk of Fame tells TMZ Roberta never locked in a date for the ceremony — but now, she’s hoping Roberta’s family will reach out to the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce to finally set up a posthumous honor.

Ana tells us the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce hopes Roberta’s family will reach out — but if they do, it’ll have to wait until after 2025 since all the dates for this year are fully booked.

We’re told the same thing happened with Whitney Houston — she got the green light for her star, but never locked in a date for the big unveiling.

Jeezy is in the market for a new management team after completely losing trust in his old one … and now he’s taking them to court!!! TMZ Hip Hop obtained legal docs filed by the megastar rapper on Monday accusing his longtime manager and his business partner, Solomon Fornie and Eddie Bridgeman, of allegedly getting rich off his hard work.

According to the docs, Jeezy and Fornie’s relationship dates back a full 10 years before they formed their company Agency 99 in an effort to manage The Snowman’s earnings as a recording artist.

Bridgeman’s company, The SaiSai Group, was brought in to oversee Agency 99’s financial affairs … but Jeezy claims he later learned Bridgeman was not a licensed CPA.

Jeezy says, without the records, he’s stuck — unable to comply with Georgia law with respect to getting Agency 99 reinstated or wound down … so now he’s taking them to court to force them to turn over all the books and records.

He’s also looking for damages.