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BROWNSVILLE — A “suspicious object protruding from the brush” in Starr County led Border Patrol agents to a weapons cache that included an AK-47, three M4-style assault rifles, hand grenades, military-style uniforms and other related items, Customs and Border Protection said Monday.
.BROWNSVILLE — U.S. Customs officers in Del Rio found a cocaine load valued at $1.7 million hidden in barrels of roofing cement and the head rack of the pickup, Customs and Border Protection said Tuesday.
The seizure occurred Friday at the Del Rio port of entry. The officers found 21 packages of cocaine with a total weight of 54 pounds.
The driver, a 54-year-old Mexican citizen with an address in Del Rio, was turned over to federal authorities
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Local_Historian wrote: Yes, crimminals come into the US to sell drugs. US citizens who are crimminals go into Mexico to get the drugs and bring them back here to sell. Does that make every citizen of either country crimminal?
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Grady wrote: Border Patrol finds weapons cache near Rio Grande:
BROWNSVILLE — A “suspicious object protruding from the brush” in Starr County led Border Patrol agents to a weapons cache that included an AK-47, three M4-style assault rifles, hand grenades, military-style uniforms and other related items, Customs and Border Protection said Monday.
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Border agents seize $1.7 million in cocaine.BROWNSVILLE — U.S. Customs officers in Del Rio found a cocaine load valued at $1.7 million hidden in barrels of roofing cement and the head rack of the pickup, Customs and Border Protection said Tuesday.
The seizure occurred Friday at the Del Rio port of entry. The officers found 21 packages of cocaine with a total weight of 54 pounds.
The driver, a 54-year-old Mexican citizen with an address in Del Rio, was turned over to federal authorities
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Local_Historian wrote: Point missed Neptune - I was calling someone on their overgeneralization that all Mexicans are crimminals.
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“Of course not, they become criminal as soon as they violate the laws of either country. Crossing our border without proper authorization or over staying one’s legally authorized stay, is a violation of the law and as such is criminal. Whatever the reason for violating the law, it’s still criminal.
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I missed the overgeneralized part...where is it?Local_Historian wrote: Yes, crimminals come into the US to sell drugs. US citizens who are crimminals go into Mexico to get the drugs and bring them back here to sell. Does that make every citizen of either country crimminal?
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