Celery was used to conceal more than 2,300 pounds of meth that federal agents discovered in a truck ... has been found in. Earlier this year, dogs helped detect nearly 6 tons of meth hidden ...
Celery was used to conceal more than 2,300 pounds (1,043 kilograms) of meth that federal agents discovered in a truck at a ...
The seizure happened after a commercial tractor-trailer driver sought to cross into the United States from Mexico, but was ...
U.S. Customs and Border Protection recently seized a combined more than 6,000 pounds of methamphetamine concealed in celery ...
Border agents seized almost $6 million worth of methamphetamine from trucks carrying shipments of produce — real and fake — ...
The discoveries in California bookended a third, similar incident in Georgia, where agents found more than 2,300 pounds of meth hidden inside a truck carrying celery at a farmer's market outside ...
More than 600 pounds of methamphetamine was found hidden inside a shipment of celery aboard a truck in Otay Mesa, U.S.
The drugs were found inside the truck, he said. “This was contained in a cover load of celery,” Murphy said. “It was hiding in the celery. Obviously, we threw away the celery. That didn’t ...
You're looking at 2380 pounds of methamphetamine. It's the largest seizure ever by the DEA in Atlanta and its partner law enforcement agencies. The DEA says *** man with *** Mexican drug cartel ...
The drugs were found inside the truck, he said. "This was contained in a cover load of celery," Murphy said. "It was hiding in the celery. Obviously, we threw away the celery. That didn't make it ...
So there's no concerns of buying celery at the grocery store. That stuff didn't make it to the store. The agency told us it hasn't yet tested the meth to see if it is laced with fentaNYL.
