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All
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right, let's take a look.
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>> With suspicious shapes appearing on the
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image, officers carry out a physical
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inspection.
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>> So, he said that the anomalies were
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possibly on the left and on the right
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quarter panel. So, we're going to check
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real quick.
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I mean, we see that there's missing
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bolts as you can see right there.
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There it is. We got bundles.
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Bravo one and tip from lane.
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>> Hola. Good morning, ma'am.
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>> In Eagle Pass,
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officers suspect a pickup may be
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carrying narcotics hidden inside the
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bodywork.
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or what I can see is some rectangle or
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square like figures.
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>> The team brings in the canine unit to
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sweep the vehicle.
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[music]
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>> And it soon alerts to a suspicious
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[music] scent.
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We're going to go ahead and uh send it
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to the back to the lift away from the
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public and we're going toh go ahead and
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try to find the secret compartment. Take
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the fenders off and uh see what we find
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in this vehicle.
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>> Officers get to work on both sides of
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the truck.
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Try to push the the package back and
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then the other day off.
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>> Bingo.
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>> Winner winner.
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>> Hidden beneath false plates wedged above
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the wheel arches are multiple packages.
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The driver is immediately detained for
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questioning
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while the team begins the extraction.
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>> One more inside.
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>> But the final packages are the hardest
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to remove.
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There's a uh there's [clears throat] a
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package that is that seems to be stuck.
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There you go.
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It's very difficult to sometimes get
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these [music] packages out because
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they're they're covered in grease.
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>> Put your hand in there.
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Got
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>> it. Yeah.
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Officers have recovered 16 packages of
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suspected narcotics hidden deep inside
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the fenders of a truck.
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>> In the seizure room, a chemical testing
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kit will confirm what the substance is.
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They're going to test for cocaine first.
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Test kit works with the chemicals in
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there. We had had three vials in there.
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He break one one by one.
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If you can see there, right there on on
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the on the test kit, it shows the
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separation between the blue and the
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pink. There's a line there that
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separates. It means that it's positive
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for cooking.
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With an estimated 30,000 people dying in
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the US every year from the effects of
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cocaine abuse, it's a significant
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seizure.
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[music]
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>> We extracted a total of 16 packages from
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the truck. It came out to 16.7 keys.
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Today, officers have intercepted half a
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million dollars worth of the drug that
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will now be impounded and destroyed.
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The driver of the truck will be
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questioned by Homeland Security
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investigations.
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If he's involved, he's looking at a
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substantial prison sentence.
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>> It was a good load. You feel excited
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whenever you get the opportunity to get
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these uh drugs from [music] the streets
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that destroy thousands of lives.
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ETS out of
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>> Farbridge. A fuel tanker being driven by
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a preapproved driver with a fast pass
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has been stopped.
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>> It's an anomaly right here. Actually,
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>> suspicious [music] shapes in the
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driver's sleeping compartment have shown
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up in an X-ray. some type of rectangles
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that are actually darker than the
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surrounding areas.
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[music]
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>> While the driver is detained in the
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cells,
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the tanker is taken to a secure area
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where officer Hina Hosa immediately
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spots more irregularities.
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the difference between the sleeper and
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the cab. There's about a 4 in
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difference.
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[music] And then if we make our way back
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here, we'll be able to see that the
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sleeper supposed to be standing on
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airbags.
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For some reason, they were taken off.
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>> They zero in [music] on this area.
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>> The anomaly was uh underneath the
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mattress.
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>> [music]
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>> got all his personal boots.
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Uh, but you can see there's there's a
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break here on the floor.
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>> And that's fiberglass, [music]
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right?
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>> Yes. This sleeper is normally made out
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of cheap metal, so there shouldn't be
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any fiberglass.
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[music]
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>> There's a mat.
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>> There's a compartment.
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The cab's been modified to create a
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hidden storage area beneath the [music]
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driver's bed.
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>> Oh, we I see something. Oh, you see
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that?
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We got bundles.
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We got it.
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>> Here's one.
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Here's another.
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>> The cab's been modified to create a
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hidden storage area beneath the driver's
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bed. It's
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>> a very good sophisticated compartment.
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They ain't getting luck this time.
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There you go.
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>> The secret compartment is [music] packed
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full.
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>> 30
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packages. [music]
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>> That's great, man.
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>> That was the last one.
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That's what I call an [music] empty
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compartment right there. The bundles are
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taken to the seizure room
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to be processed.
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I strongly believe it's going to be
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cocaine, but it could be uh crystal
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meth.
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>> Using laser analysis, [music] the
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testing kit can identify over 14,000
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substances, including all the common
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narcotics.
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>> Peel it open just enough so I can shoot
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my laser in there.
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>> And sure enough, my guess [music] was
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correct.
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100% cocaine.
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[music]
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>> All 30 packages contain cocaine.
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>> We're going to go ahead and transfer the
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30 [music] packages over to our scale
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and we're going to determine the weight.
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[music]
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>> Over 90% of cocaine headed to the US
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from South America travels through
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Mexico. And every package that's
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intercepted disrupts that trade.
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>> [music]
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>> 34.56
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>> kilos of cocaine.
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>> Even if the driver was coerced by a
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criminal gang, he's likely to be facing
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significant jail time.
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Today's bust has taken drugs with an
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estimated street value of over $1
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million out of the hands of the cartels
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and their dealers.
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>> It's a significant amount and we are
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stopping that narcotic [music] from
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entering the United States. It was a
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teamwork and it was a great result.
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[music]
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[music]
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[music]
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>> Attention to primary office. Every year,
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$400 billion dollars of dirty [music]
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money is laundered into Latin America.
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Much of it the profits from drugs sold
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in the US.
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at the Huarez Lincoln [music] Bridge.
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Catching this cash in transit is a top
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priority. [music]
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You
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>> got your bad guys that are bringing the
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the listen money back from whatever they
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took up north. They're taking it back
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down south. Could be 100,000, could be
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50, [music] could be, you know, 200,000.
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They'll try and hide it. It's a can
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mouse game. And that's how we play here.
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Today, a man traveling into Mexico has
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been stopped by officer Sarmiento.
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>> As he searches the car, the driver seems
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nervous.
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>> Jackpot,
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>> and officers soon find out why.
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Stuffed down the side of the seat are
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several envelopes.
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[music]
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[music]
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>> Check this out, man.
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>> How many carrots is that one?
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>> Three carrot.
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>> The first packet contains a diamond. One
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this size could be worth upward of
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$50,000.
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Within the remaining envelopes are more
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precious stones.
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>> Cool. Small cut diamonds
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>> and other valuable jewelry.
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Here we have two bracelets. Uh 14k white
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gold. Two bracelets.
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Meanwhile, outside officers discover
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more envelopes
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hidden in the footwell.
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Inside one, an emerald diamond cluster
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ring.
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Since any goods worth over $10,000 must
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be declared, officers need to know more
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about the man's motives.
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>> The gentleman was crossing through here
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with violence undeclared. So, we need to
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take a stance on it and find out. Okay,
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what do we got? Where is he coming from?
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Where's he going? So, we can find out
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whether he's doing something legal or
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not.
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>> The man claims he's just a courier hired
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to deliver the goods to an address in
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Mexico.
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The officers think he could be a mule
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for a cartel, using the diamonds as the
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perfect money laundering currency.
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Diamonds [music] would be a good way to
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launder money cuz diamonds are worth a
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lot and uh they're smaller to transport
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and they'll they'll sell them over there
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and get their money in Mexico.
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>> Until the officers get answers, this man
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is going nowhere.
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The Progresso International Bridge links
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southern Texas with the Mexican border
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town of Noeo Progresso
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where a cluster ofies sells medicines up
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to 80% cheaper than in the US.
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Why is it open?
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>> But there are strict controls on what
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meds can be brought back into the US.
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>> So you have too much of this medication.
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>> The limit is 50 pills a month. You have
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four times the limit.
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>> I find medication in a lot of different
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places.
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Some that you would never expect.
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That's why we look somewhere that we
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would never expect
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because they're creative.
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This morning, a man who says he works as
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a barber has been detained after being
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caught with undeclared medication hidden
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inside a cookie box.
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We had a looks like a male subject who
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was bringing in four bottles of uh
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Botox.
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>> The muscle relaxant is a prescription
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[music] only medication.
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While it's legal to bring small amounts
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across the [music] border, failing to
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declare it is a criminal offense which
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could result in a fine or even arrest.
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We see more tradion, [music]
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you know, those are the more popular
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items that we see like boats inside a
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cookie box. It's the first time for me.
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Never seen it. [music]
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Officer Ortega questions the man about
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his motives. All right, bro. Right now,
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we're looking at probably getting
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arrested and if you help us out here,
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>> right? You cooperate with us.
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Everything's going to be cool. You
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probably just face a penalty. If you
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don't, then come pick.
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>> You know what you're bringing?
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>> Uh, yes, bro. I do.
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>> What is it?
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>> Um, it's uh for my headaches. It's a
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botox.
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>> You're bringing it for you?
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>> Yeah, for me personally. Although
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commonly associated with cosmetic
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procedures, the medication can also be
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used to treat migraines.
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>> Why did you have it hitting, man?
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>> Why? Um cuz last time I had came by, I
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had brought like two or three boxes with
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me and then y'all had question me about
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it. This time around, I told the
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pharmacist about it. He said, "Oh, don't
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worry about it. Like we'll take care of
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it. Then put it in a box."
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>> You didn't think anything was a little
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fishy or something suspicious then put
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it into a cookie box? No, I didn't think
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nothing at all.
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The fact the man has been warned by
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officers before [music]
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does not help his case.
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He said the last time he brought this
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that he ran into an issue with us. So
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the pharmacist, they're the ones that
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put the medication in the cookie box. It
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happens a lot or at least that's the
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story that they got. they bring to us
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telling us that the pharmacy is doing
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this and they're trying to help
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facilitate uh the crossing of that
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medication for them in [music] a little
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kind of a devious sneaky way there.
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Travelers at the border are responsible
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for everything in their possession. And
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by following the Mexican pharmacist's
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advice to hide the medicine, this man
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has landed himself in big trouble.
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>> Not telling the truth, he's already
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started off on the wrong foot. They
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didn't declare it. They're hiding it.
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Social smuggling
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56 at this time.
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Eagle Pass port of entry is one of the
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busiest border crossings in North
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America.
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>> Hello, Mir. How's it going, Mr. Your
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documents? Sir,
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>> an estimated 6.5 million pedestrians and
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vehicles pass through each year.
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>> Y'all bringing anything back from
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Mexico?
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>> We have two cases of beer.
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>> There you go.
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>> Thank you. What I said,
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>> drug cartels are known to conceal
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narcotics within ordinary looking
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vehicles, creating hidden compartments
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to avoid detection by CBP officers.
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>> Big vehicles such as SUVs or pickup
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trucks have larger [music] wheels and
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tires. So the cartels, you get two or
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three vehicles of the same making model,
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do the same compartment and start to try
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and smuggle narcotics into the country.
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So once we pop one, we we start looking
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at the same year range and making
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models.
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>> This afternoon,
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a driver [music] of an SUV who claims to
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be visiting the US for 3 days has raised
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suspicions. [music]
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>> She was just trying to distract me so I
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wouldn't ask her any questions.
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>> She had no luggage. She had a high
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heels, a water jug, and trash. [music]
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With all the red flags that she has, I'm
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going to send her for SE portal
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inspection.
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>> While the woman is detained,
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her vehicle is sent for an X-ray.
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>> The nominees on the right rear quarter
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panel and the left rear quarter panel.
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Sometimes it could be water bottles,
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sometimes it could be just trash that
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they have. All right, let's take a look.
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>> With suspicious shapes appearing on the
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image, officers carry out a physical
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inspection.
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>> So, he said that the anomalies were
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possibly on the left and on the right
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quarter panel. So, we're going to check
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real quick.
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I mean, we see that there's missing
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bolts as you can see right there.
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There it is. We got bundles.
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Let me take a look over here real quick,
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too.
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>> There it is. We got more.
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>> Yeah, let's go.
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>> Having found what looks like drugs,
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officers move the car to a secure area
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to continue the search.
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>> There's more over here, though.
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6 7 8 9 10.
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There you go, bro.
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1 2 3 4 five.
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>> So, so far we have a total of 15
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packages. My guess we're probably going
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to find more.
