CBP Officers Seize Almost $11m in Meth at Pharr Port of Entry
· Texas Border Business
On July 6, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Pharr International Bridge seized methamphetamine worth $10,787,542. The seizure took place when officers inspected a commercial tractor trailer that was transporting a shipment labeled as 'cabbage.' A canine inspection and a scan using a nonintrusive imaging system revealed irregularities in the trailer. A physical inspection led to the discovery of 477 packages containing 532.1 kilograms (1,173 lbs.) of suspected meth. CBP also confiscated the tractor, trailer, and the shipment as part of this enforcement action.
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