Texas law enforcement make multiple drug busts, seize cocaine, meth worth more than $4 million
Officers seized the narcotics during vehicle inspections
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Texas law enforcement agencies have made multiple drug busts in the past week, seizing a combined total of roughly $4.4 million worth of cocaine and methamphetamine.
On Sunday, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers working at the Gateway International Bridge seized more than $3.6 million in methamphetamine.
CBP said a 61-year-old Texas man attempted to enter the U.S. driving a 2000 Ford. The vehicle was referred for secondary inspection and an officer discovered about 181 pounds of what appeared to be methamphetamine hidden inside the vehicle, CBP said.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}CBP officers seized the narcotics along with the vehicle and turned the traveler over to Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) special agents for further investigation.
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Two days earlier, Bexar County Sheriff’s deputies seized about $120,000 worth of cocaine. Deputies had stopped a vehicle and discovered about 10.5 kilograms of methamphetamine.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The driver, 41-year-old Kevin Sauls, was arrested for possession of narcotics, the sheriff’s office said on Facebook.
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On Wednesday, July 13, CBP officers seized more than $691,000 worth of cocaine after inspecting a 2003 Freightliner tractor crossing the World Trade Bridge from Mexico. Officers seized the narcotics and the trailer.