CBP Seizes $1M in Drugs in Back-to-Back Busts

0:00It's April 7. From your city to your ears, this is Dallas News Today, powered by AI. US Customs and Border Protection Officers at the Laredo Port of Entry just pulled off two major drug busts, seizing narcotics worth more than one, million dollars and stops that happened just a day apart. On March 31st at the World Trade Bridge, they flagged a 64-year-old Mexican citizen driving a tractor-trailer loaded with leather bags. For a deeper check, an inside they found 112 pounds of methamphetamine valued at 1.034 million dollars. The very next day, April 1st, over at the Juarez Lincoln Bridge, a 25-year-old man and 24-year-old woman, both US citizens, got. Picked for secondary inspection in their 2015 Chrysler 200, where officers uncovered 25.37 pounds of cocaine worth about $338,800. Poor director Alberto Flores praised his team's sharp eyes and dedication, saying these

1:03back-to-back hits prove their non-stop fight to block hard. Drugs from hitting our streets, all three suspects are in custody. Both vehicles got seized along with the drugs, and this underscores the daily grind keeping communities safer at. The border.