$4 million of drugs confiscated on Texas border

24 Nov 2007

Agents stationed at the port of entry seized nearly $4 million worth of drugs this week, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Friday. In all, Customs and Border Protection officers confiscated 125 pounds of cocaine and 27 pounds of marijuana over seven days, the agency said. Full Story

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