CBP stops smugglers with $1.4M liquid meth.
CBP Thwarts Massive Smuggling Attempt, Seizes $1.4 Million Worth of Liquid Methamphetamine
In a thrilling operation, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) successfully intercepted a major smuggling endeavor, preventing the entry of approximately $1.4 million worth of liquid methamphetamine into the United States.
The daring seizure unfolded on October 3rd at California’s Otay Mesa cargo facility, when a 49-year-old woman, armed with a valid B1/B2 border crossing card, sought entry into the country. However, CBP officers, driven by their unwavering commitment to safeguarding our borders, suspected foul play and decided to inspect her commercial tractor.
What they discovered inside the vehicle’s fuel tanks left them astounded. More than 940 pounds of liquid methamphetamine, cunningly concealed, were unearthed by one vigilant officer. CBP officials wasted no time in removing at least 30 five-gallon buckets filled with the illicit substance.
“Our officers are 100% committed to safeguarding our borders and are dedicated to disrupting drug trafficking organizations,”
Declared Rosa Hernandez, the esteemed Director of the Otay Mesa Port of Entry, emphasizing the unwavering determination of CBP officers.
The liquid methamphetamine, with an estimated street value of $1,413,180, was a significant blow to the criminal network behind this audacious smuggling attempt.
Following the operation, the driver was promptly apprehended by special agents from Homeland Security Investigations, while CBP seized the narcotics, ensuring they would never reach the streets.
With this remarkable feat, CBP continues to demonstrate their relentless pursuit of justice and their resolute stance against drug trafficking.
Click here to read more from The Washington Examiner.
What was the estimated street value of the seized liquid methamphetamine?
CBP Thwarts Massive Smuggling Attempt, Seizes $1.4 Million Worth of Liquid Methamphetamine
In a thrilling operation, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) successfully intercepted a major smuggling endeavor, preventing the entry of approximately $1.4 million worth of liquid methamphetamine into the United States.
The daring seizure unfolded on October 3rd at California’s Otay Mesa cargo facility, when a 49-year-old woman, armed with a valid B1/B2 border crossing card, sought entry into the country. However, CBP officers, driven by their unwavering commitment to safeguarding our borders, suspected foul play and decided to inspect her commercial tractor.
What they discovered inside the vehicle’s fuel tanks left them astounded. More than 940 pounds of liquid methamphetamine, cunningly concealed, were unearthed by one vigilant officer. CBP officials wasted no time in removing at least 30 five-gallon buckets filled with the illicit substance.
“Our officers are 100% committed to safeguarding our borders and are dedicated to disrupting drug trafficking organizations,” declared Rosa Hernandez, the esteemed Director of the Otay Mesa Port of Entry, emphasizing the unwavering determination of CBP officers.
The liquid methamphetamine, with an estimated street value of $1,413,180, was a significant blow to the criminal network behind this audacious smuggling attempt.
Following the operation, the driver was promptly apprehended by special agents from Homeland Security Investigations, while CBP seized the narcotics, ensuring they would never reach the streets.
With this remarkable feat, CBP continues to demonstrate their relentless pursuit of justice and their resolute stance against drug trafficking.
Click here to read more from The Washington Examiner.
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