Border Patrol Agents in The United States Seized Cocaine Worth More Than $ 1.7 Million at a Checkpoint Located on Highway 95 in Southwestern Arizona
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Border Patrol agents in the United States seized cocaine worth more than $ 1.7 million at a checkpoint located on Highway 95 in southwestern Arizona.
The person driving the vehicle and the drugs were handed over to U.S. Drug Enforcement Department officials
Border Patrol agents in the United States seized cocaine worth more than $ 1.7 million at a checkpoint located on Highway 95 in southwestern Arizona, authorities said.
The agents made a second review on Tuesday, a pickup truck after a team K-9 (dog actor) detected the presence of narcotics. The inspection of the vehicle resulted in the discovery of more than 24 kilos (59 pounds) of cocaine hidden in packages distributed in the trough.
A person of Mexican nationality, native of San Luis, Sonora, was driving the truck, officials said, without providing your name, age or gender.
The person driving the vehicle and the cocaine were handed over to U.S. Drug Enforcement Department officials (DEA), while the truck was confiscated by the Border Patrol.
