Source: newsbreak.com
In a major drug bust on March 5th, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials at the Roma International Bridge intercepted a massive shipment of liquid methamphetamine, valued at $20 million. The meth was cleverly concealed inside a shipment of bottled mineral water, with over 2,000 pounds of the dangerous drug hidden within 1,600 bottles.
The Discovery: A Smuggling Attempt Foiled
CBP agents conducting routine inspections at the international crossing were alerted to the suspicious shipment of bottled water. Upon further examination, they discovered that more than 1,600 bottles, intended to appear like legitimate products, were actually filled with liquid methamphetamine. The total weight of the meth seized in this operation exceeded 2,000 pounds, making it one of the largest meth busts in recent months.
“The sheer scale of this seizure highlights the ongoing efforts of CBP agents in preventing dangerous drugs from entering the U.S.,” said a CBP spokesperson. “This discovery is a testament to the vigilance and professionalism of our officers who are dedicated to keeping these harmful substances off the streets.”
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