U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers interdicted a cartel shipment of 1,055 packages of methamphetamines hidden in a commercial shipment manifested by importers as a simple load of carrots. The smugglers, hoping to cash in on the street value of the narcotics, are now under criminal investigation by the Department of Homeland Security Investigations (HSI).
CBP announced the seizure on Thursday that occurred at the Texas-Mexico Pharr International Bridge cargo facility of the 297.62 pounds (135Kg) of methamphetamines valued at $2.6 million that officers discovered in a commercial tractor-trailer that entered the secondary…
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