Brownsville PD arrested three suspects on drug and weapons charges after discovering multiple narcotics and firearms at a home on Arthur Street.
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Tamaulipas Man Sentenced to 3 Years for Attempted Drug Smuggling at Pharr Port of Entry
Fidel Aguirre Montalvo, 57, sentenced to three years in prison for attempting to smuggle 24 bundles of cocaine through the Pharr port of entry.
CBP Officers Seize $675,000 Worth of Cocaine at Brownsville-Matamoros International Bridge
CBP officers in Brownsville intercepted 22 packages of cocaine worth $675,000 concealed in a vehicle driven by a Dallas woman; investigation ongoing.
Harlingen Police Crack Down on Drug Trafficking, Four Residents Arrested
Harlingen Police Department’s recent operation nets significant drug haul and results in the arrest of four individuals on various narcotics charges.
Cameron County Man Arrested for Drug Trafficking After Cocaine Found in SUV
Alberto Aguirre is facing drug trafficking charges in Cameron County after deputies found 23 pounds of cocaine in his vehicle during a traffic stop.
Cocaine and Marijuana Seized in Cameron County Raids, Investigations Ongoing
Cameron County authorities conducted search warrants leading to the arrest of a man in possession of cocaine and illegal proceeds, with another raid seizing marijuana and THC vape cartridges
Progreso Mayor Arrested on Federal Drug Trafficking Charges
Progreso Mayor Jerry Alanis and three others face federal charges for conspiring to distribute cocaine, with investigations led by Homeland Security and the DEA
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