FOUR MEN ACCUSED OF BRINGING COCAINE EAST IN FANCY CARS, RAPPERS RV

WHITE PLAINS - Four men have been arrested on drug charges after allegedly carrying vast amounts of cocaine to the East Coast by packing it into fancy cars and a rap singer's luxury tour bus, where drugs and cash were hidden under her bed.

The singer, Gloria Velez, who has appeared in videos with rap heavyweights such as Jay-Z, DMX and Ja Rule, has not been charged.  Westchester County District Attorney Jeanine Pirro, who announced the arrest, would not comment Monday on whether Velez was cooperating with prosecutors.

Pirro said 75 officers carried out search warrants over the past few days and seized more than 200 pounds of cocaine, $800,000 in cash and cars including a Hummer, a Mercedes-Benz, a Cadillac and a Range Rover.

The cocaine and the cash - plus guns, money-counting machines and a vacuum sealer for the drugs - were displayed for reporters after a news conference in Pirro's office.  Also on view were hydraulic jacks used to uncover the trap under Velez's bed in her recreational vehicle.

A special agent in charge for the Drug Enforcement Administration, Anthony Placido, said that while the drugs and cash amounted to significant seizures, he felt the major success of the investigation was the cooperation among numerous police agencies - his office, Pirro's investigators and the police departments of Mount Vernon, Yonkers and White Plains.

Three men were arrested in the Bronx on Friday as they unloaded cocaine from vehicles, Pirro said.