Border Patrol Finds Half A Ton Of Marijuana In Texas, With $1 Million Street Value
U.S. Border Patrol Agents found half a ton of marijuana during a vehicle stop in Presidio, Texas.
Agents assigned to the Presidio Border Patrol Station apprehended a 2004 Chevrolet van on the eastern edge of Presidio in the morning of July 2, Border Patrol said.
Agents, assisted by a canine, discovered large bundles of marijuana towards the back of the van. The total quantity of marijuana found surpassed a half ton, and had an approximate street value of $1 million, according to Border Patrol. (RELATED: Radio Ads In Central America Are Encouraging Illegal Immigration, Border Patrol Says)
#CBP U.S. Border Patrol agents at Big Bend Sector seize half a ton of marijuana. https://t.co/GQOicvTX9X pic.twitter.com/70Kz9jB08a
— CBP West Texas (@CBPWestTexas) July 9, 2019
The driver and a passenger of the vehicle were reportedly arrested by agents.
“This seizure and these arrests are dramatic examples of the diligent and commendable work done by Border Patrol Agents every day. I am proud of their commitment and unrelenting effort to protect communities along the border and beyond from a wide range of cross-border threats, including the trafficking of illegal narcotics,” Read More – Source
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