Teen arrested at the border trafficking drugs with a remote-controlled car
The Border Patrol
arrested a 16-year-old teenager accused of trying to transport methamphetamine
across the U.S.-Mexico border with a remote-controlled car.
Through a releaseThe
authorities reported that the young man, whose name was not disclosed, was
arrested last Sunday in possession of the drug with an estimated value of $
106,000.
The young man of
American nationality was first detected by the agents near midnight on November
17, when he was walking near the border wall with two canvas bags.
When the agents
approached him they discovered that he carried 50 packages of methamphetamine
that weighed approximately 56 pounds and a remote controlled car.
According to the
official report, this is not the first time a similar case has been reported at
the border on the transfer of drugs between Mexico and the United States. In
2017, a group of drug traffickers flew a remote-controlled drone to launch a
methamphetamine package, which also resulted in the arrest of a 25-year-old man
who was sentenced to 12 years in prison.
"I am extremely
proud of the increased vigilance and hard work of the agents to stop this
unusual smuggling scheme," said San Diego sector patrol chief agent
Douglas Harrison.
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How do they know he was trafficking???? maybe he was just walking along the border at midnight with meth and a RC car... damn border patrol.
ReplyDeleteQuick rich scheme wonder how much jail time he will do being under 18.
ReplyDeleteHe will do 30 years in the slammer because he is dealing with death.
DeleteHe is lucky to be alive in other countries they shoot those sob's dealing drugs.
DeleteMust of been one of those EVO RC CARS.
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