Chivis Martinez Borderland Beat TY Neal VXT and El Diario
Elements of the GN and the SAT
located 32 boxes with ammunition inside a refrigerator, detained two minors
Two minors of American origin
were detained by Foreign Trade Officials and the National Guard, when they
transported more than 20 thousand cartridges for firearms that crossed into the
country through the Mariposa sentry box, hidden in a refrigerator.
The official report indicates that the seizure was registered at the Garita III Mariposa border crossing in Nogales, Sonora, where elements of the National Guard in coordination with personnel from the Tax Administration Service (SAT) located around 20 thousand cartridges inside a refrigerator for long weapons and 7 thousand for handguns.
The seizure occurred when a
pick-up truck, with two people, entered the country from the United States
and underwent customs inspection; During a physical inspection of the
refrigerator, 32 cardboard boxes with the ammunition were found.
Faced with the possible
commission of a crime, the two minors were presented and were placed in the
custody of the corresponding federal authority and investigations will be followed to
determine their legal status.
NO DOUBT to trade for drugs. México needs to process them then the EUA for conspiracy
ReplyDeleteWhere was us castums ?
ReplyDeleteUS customs is mostly on the way back.
DeleteTypically you pay the fee and off you go over the international bridge into mexico aduana
Castums were busy with cleaning cats.
DeleteUS castums does not mess traffick of weapons or ammo into Mexico, but if they suspect you are a burro taking billions of dallers into Mexico, that will be your nalgas worst night in prison tonight...
DeleteBe sure these boys have lost their ejotitos in the joint by naw!
Man 351 does not know how to type in Customs, even though Chivis typed it correctly, da man still mistypes 😂
Deletei'm sure both got the shit beat out of them
ReplyDeleteThen process the manufacturer too for terrorism ... same concept right?
ReplyDelete4:24pm
ReplyDeletecaught on the mexico side?
"?de donde pin yatas?"
"no senor, mis amigos es americano."
"ja ja oh ok pin yatas americano."
"?pin yatas cano...te gusta.. baseball?"
"fuhhh...."
*ck'd ckrack*(x number of boxes of slugs)
"eye for an eye.."
-hamurambi
"sound advice abuelo...is it normal that we are all blind...?"
-hamurambi's present day decendents
Now they check on way in
ReplyDeleteSame at the Garita 2 entrada at Tijuana. Local law enforcement plus the entire state of California list stolen cars and photo ID for suspects. They use the Upgraded Tech II CBP database. From the Mexico side, on site cameras take images of license plates which are searched and analyzed far faster than you can pass through the booth.
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