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Border Patrol: Cannon Used to Shoot Drugs Into US | Redux

Border Patrol: Cannon Used to Shoot Drugs Into US

Santa Fe R.R. crosses the Colorado River into California between Topock, Arizona and Beal, California (LOC)
Santa Fe R.R. crosses the Colorado River into California between Topock, Arizona and Beal, California (LOC) by The Library of Congress
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U.S. Border Patrol agents state smugglers have created yet an additional creative way to obtain drugs in the country -- a cannon. Authorities state 33 cans of weeds were spotted Friday in an industry near where the Colorado River crosses the U.S.-Mexico border. They believe the cans were launched about 500 feet into the U.S. utilizing a pneumatic-powered cannon. After browsing the location, brokers recovered a carbon dioxide tank. Mexican authorities were additionally notified and searched their side of the border. The 85 pounds of weed discovered in the cans had actually an approximated value of $ 42,500. Authorities state Border Patrol agents in the Yuma sector near the Arizona-California border are adapting and moving resources as smugglers create brand-new methods of transporting their contraband.

Border Patrol: Cannon Used to Shoot Drugs Into US

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