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Friday, May 10, 2019

Mexicans Arrested with Drugs, Plus Meth with your Cheese Anyone?

Yaqui for Borderland Beat from: Debate
The Mexican nationals detainained are originally from Monterrey and Reynosa, they transported millions in methamphetamines.

Texas.- More than 60 kilos of methamphetamine, valued in the black mark in about three million dollars, were seized by agents of Customs and Border Protection (CBP, for its acronym in English) in two different events in which two were arrested. Mexicans: one from Monterrey and another from Reynosa.

The CBP Operations Office reported yesterday that the seizures were made in routine checks on the international bridges of Laredo and Hidalgo on May 4 and 7 last.

The first confiscation was made on May 4 at the Gateway International Bridge or "De las Américas", after an agent referred a 23-year-old man driving a 2006 Volkswagen Bora car to a secondary examination. He identified himself as a resident of Monterrey, Nuevo León.

After an inspection, the officers discovered 50 pounds of methamphetamine (22.7 kilos), with an estimated black market value of one million 888 dollars.

The second assurance occurred on May 7 at Hidalgo International Bridge, where officers detected a shipment of 41.9 kilos of methamphetamine, valued at $1,00, 850 US dollars.

The drug, wrapped in 48 packages, was found in a Nissan Juke car driven by a 20-year-old man who identified himself as a resident of Reynosa, Tamaulipas.

More than 60 kilos of methamphetamine were seized by agents of CBP: 
"The extraordinary tenacity and perseverance of our officers was demonstrated once again with this great interdiction of strong narcotics," said Silvia Briones, director of Puerto in Hidalgo, Texas.

The officers seized the methamphetamine, the vehicles and arrested the Mexicans involved. Both cases are investigated by National Security Investigation Agents.

Meanwhile in  Navolato, Sinaloa :

52 packages of green and dried grass with the characteristics of Marijuana and with a total weight of approximately 375 Kilos were confiscated.

The Secretariat of National Defense through the Commanders of the III Military Region and the 9 / a. Military Zone, informs the public that on April 29, 2019, Military Personnel carrying out activities within the framework of the National Peace and Security Plan 2018-2024, at 1:00 p.m., on this date, in the vicinity of the Town the Colony Michoacana, Navolato, Sin., when realizing terrestrial reconnaissance located hidden under some trees the following thing: 

23 packages wrapped with cinnamon tape, green grass and dry with the characteristics of Marijuana weighing approximately 10 kilos each, with a total of approximately 230 kilos.

29 packages wrapped with cinnamon tape of green and dry grass with the characteristics of Marijuana of approximately 5 kilos each, weighing approximately 145 kilos.

The above was achieved through an efficient deployment of the troops of this Territorial Command, in coordination with elements of Public Security of the State of Sinaloa. The secured was made available to the corresponding authorities.

The activities of the Military Personnel were carried out in accordance with the principles applicable to the use of force and with unrestricted respect for Human Rights, within the framework of legality based on the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States. The number of detainees was not revealed.

With this type of actions, the aim is to counteract crime and avoid drug consumption, likewise; contribute to preserve National Security and guarantee internal Security.

In Tijuana, Baja Ca:

The seizure of more than 14 kilos of methamphetamine was recorded at the Tijuana International Airport; the  methamphetamine was transported wrapped in layers of cheese and had a home address Sinaloa.
More than fourteen kilograms of methamphetamine were secured in the unloading area of ​​the Tijuana International Airport.  Elements of the Federal Police in coordination with personnel of the Secretariat of National Defense (Sedena), were who secured the fourteen kilos of methamphetamine.

No arrests made as of yet.

11 comments:

  1. Great catch Yanqui, but that's just a tiny dent on the war on drugs. I am sure the drug mules will be serving time, in jail then deported back to Mexico.

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  2. Isn't it illegal to bring cheese into the US? If so, and that's where it was going, not the best plan. Contraband inside contraband.
    Mn

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    1. I know people bringing 10, 20 cheeses back from mexico in their own car, on the bus, and gorditas, tamales, Chiles gueritos curtidos, no problem, BUT NO VINEGAR... why, that is the best part, chingadamadre!

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  3. Mmmmm let me get this straight. 50 lbs of meth are worth more than 42 kilos of meth. Mmmmmmm I wonder if one of us needs to take some math classes.

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  4. So who do they send weed to? If its to the states where it is still illegal, i assume the price there dropped since Mexican weed is not as potent as strains found in the legal states, also wouldnt it be much easier to traffick weed from legal states to non legal states? Less risk and lower cost to smuggle across states than country?

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    1. People that are super broke will buy this weed specially kids under 18 who cant go to the shops...

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  5. I would not necessarily assume any more that all mexican mota is not potent. Alot of more sophisticated strains have migrated south. They are not all that stupid. There is alot of experimentation going on plus light dep happening.

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  6. What i want to know were are they making 1million on 50lbs of meth cause thats a real good return on $75,000of meth.

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  7. I rip smack talking sinaloenses mouths all the time here in Modesto. So much bark & no bite with you guys. Puro Michoacán, gente humilde y de huevos, no fanfarrónes y habladóres como ustédes.

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