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| Boxes containing 3,740 pounds of methamphetamine seized by officers at Colombia-Solidarity Bridge. The Northeast Cartel (Cartel del Noreste, CDN) is based in the Nuevo Laredo area. |
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Office of Field Operations (OFO) officers seized hard narcotics in four separate, unrelated incidents that totaled over $75,000,000 in street value.
“Our frontline officers continue to maintain their vigilance as the summer wears on and their effective application of interview experience and utilization of inspections technology resulted in four significant seizures of hard narcotics loads in both the passenger and commercial vehicle environments,” said Port Director Alberto Flores, Laredo Port of Entry.
The first enforcement action occurred on July 14th at the Colombia-Solidarity Bridge, after CBP officers encountered an empty refrigerated trailer arriving from Mexico. The 2010 Freightliner was referred for a canine and non-intrusive imaging system inspection, resulting in the discovery of 3,740.36 pounds of alleged methamphetamine within the trailer. The narcotics had an estimated street value of $74,806,487.
The second seizure occurred on July 14th at the World Trade Bridge, after CBP officers assigned to the cargo facility processed a daily express consignment truck with a shipment manifesting a toy car arriving from Mexico. The 2015 Freightliner and shipment were referred for a canine and non-intrusive imaging system inspection, resulting in the discovery of 5.68 pounds of alleged brown heroin within the shipment. The narcotics combined had an estimated street value of $129,000.
The third enforcement action occurred on July 15th at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge, after a CBP officer referred a 2017 Toyota Hiace arriving from Mexico for a secondary inspection. Following a canine and non-intrusive imaging system inspection, CBP officers discovered a total of 17 packages containing 37.61 pounds of alleged cocaine within the vehicle. The narcotics had an estimated street value of $291,720.
The fourth enforcement action occurred on July 15th at the World Trade Bridge, after CBP officers encountered a truck hauling a shipment of leather seats arriving from Mexico. The 2019 Ford F-350 and shipment were referred for a canine and non-intrusive imaging system inspection, resulting in the discovery of 14 packages containing 38 pounds of alleged marijuana within the shipment. The narcotics had an estimated street value of $7,760.
The four interceptions have a combined street value of $75,234,967.
CBP seized the narcotics, the van and one trailer in connection with the alleged smuggling attempts. The cases were turned over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement-Homeland Security Investigations (ICE-HSI) special agents for further investigation.
Sources: CBP
Cdn moving big weight now there’s no doubt I said it years ago they would grow because they have Nuevo Laredo 100% on lock the money has built up they are now the 3rd biggest cartel after cds cjng and if they keep growing they could become like the old zetas again the trevinos obviously have big connections in the US I keep hearing cdn is in Michoacán helping CU is this true can anyone confirm
ReplyDeleteIf you said it then state your name buddy
DeleteWould like to know as well
DeleteI think the Treviños are letting several organizations pass their product through Nvo Laredo.
DeleteTheir connections are usually prison gang members from Dallas, San Antonio & Houston .
I am a Holy Spirit commando my name is Scottish zeta approach me with caution
DeleteATTE SCOTTISH ZETA
Bro cdn is loosing a lot of shipments a lot meth busts and coke busts in the last few years. Cdn does have a great plaza but their weak as fuck. Theyre a shadow of what they used to be under z40 and even less when lazcano was alive. When cdg controlled nuevo laredo they were moving coke by the ton. Now is like 10 keys here 15 keys there.
DeleteBro just look at the size of that shipment and the trevinos are still running cdn think how much money 40 and the others had back in the day they do have money and cdn. Have got a lot of good territory not just Nuevo Laredo they probably have most of Monterrey and they have Coahuila cdg is on the decline on the other hand
DeleteYep, CDN is expanding even though they continue to take hits (e.g. Canelo, Viejito, Takia). They're close to taking control of Miguel Aleman, a stones throw away from Reynosa.
DeleteMercancia del cds their buddies now pinche pocho cajado
Delete4:11 🤣🤣🤣🤣 no mames esos gueyes donde agarran su feria es de extorciones, coyotear y secueatros, ahora que tienen como "amigos" a los del cds lo mas seguro que esta merca sea del cds, pero cuidado rookies que el cds son pros at snitching 😉
DeleteYou’re so naive you think just because it was seized at a Laredo port that’s it CDN. How uninformed and uneducated you are.
DeleteThat’s about 20k a pound. I don’t know the actual prices but I will assume that right now it goes between 9 to 15k a pound.
ReplyDeletePs are way lower in reality
DeleteLbs of mexican bud is around 300 a lb once it crosses into laredo. Cbp prices are way overpriced because they assume price at street level by the gram. And to make themselves look good.
DeleteThat makes sense anon 3:49 pm.
DeleteYOU ARE WAY WRONG TRY RETAIL $50
DeleteJust because CDN owns that plaza does not mean that it’s CDN load.
ReplyDeleteChapos and CU have an alliance with the Treviños…
Excellent 👍 catch, good job US Customs.
ReplyDeleteWhat are you talking about Anon 6:40am. Those drugs had a destination and it was for a good cause.
DeleteTotal bullshit ! They gotta get those numbers up to keep getting that war on drugs money its a bunch of bullshit ! And even if they did get that ammount it would be back on the street the next week . Theres to much value in it to just destroy it .
ReplyDeleteThere will be some heads rolling, they will be hiring 5 sicarios to kill the 6 sicarios that lost the load to the feds.
ReplyDeleteHaha so true
DeleteImagine risking a 2019 F-350 for 7k$ worth of brick weed hahahahaahhaa wtf
ReplyDeleteyes i know poor fucker was just old pot head. Cost for the weed is more like 1500-2500.maybe free for i dont know this guy connection. mota is so cheap there. big loss for truck though.
DeleteImagine risking a 2019 F-350 for 7k$ worth of brick weed hahahahaahhaa wtf
ReplyDeleteI wonder if these gigantic meth loads belong to CJNG. Laredo and Reynosa stay taking merca hits.
ReplyDeleteCdn owns 100% of Nuevo Laredo there is no proof any other cartel has been in nectar Lima for nearly 10 years
DeleteI'm sincerely curious, why couldn't another group bring loads through? How would CDN know that another group moved 100lbs of meth through? I mean, it's just another truck passing through a border? Perhaps not the talked about huge haul but smaller loads? I admit I'm missing something here, is it just word of mouth informers? Guys, help me out here. MS.h
Delete11:13 pretty sure other DTOs can sneak work thru
DeleteEl oaxaco of the zve or old school zetas used to go into n.l. and wreck the cdn untill he was cought he cld of taken n.l. if given enough time. Cdn was closed to being wiped out. And that was like 2016.
DeleteLmao yes Zetas Old School is the worst nightmare for CDN , Coca Victor and Mante and surrounding areas CDN got ran off by Old School
DeleteThanks for your perspective as well @1:52. Sincerely
DeleteDo you fools even realize how stupid you make yourselves look when you’re pounding your little keyboards claiming you know all about drug cartels private business? 11:13am just shut your mouth you don’t know that for a fact LOL!
DeleteThese children regardless of age that’s what they act like, get on here and turn into internet Einstein’s and experts on private business. Ignore them they don’t exist.
DeleteNONE of us know what is going on, even the cogs in the wheel. ONLY 'few' in the corporation(s) even know what's going on. All we can do is form an educated guess despite being frequently wrong. Saying that, I need to say that even though we don't know, personally I love hearing other people's opinions or perspective on this and other, albeit stupid, questions I ask. There are zero experts, no crystal ball just opinions. These are topics I enjoy learning more about, despite being somebody who has literally been ' touched' by the corporation.🔪😂
DeleteAlways, thank you for any input. Yours, MS.h
Hard to believe theres even a market for that mexican shwag
ReplyDeleteIts actually better now a days
DeleteI'm deep in the states and not seen Mexican brick weed in 8 years lol. They lost a 70k truck over 7k in weed hahaha dumbass
DeleteTechnically mexican bud is what was called middies.Midgrade bud. And it sells all over the states. Because not every one wants to pay 20 bucks a gram for so called "hydro" which is not real hydro 90% of the time is just good bud grown in dirt and incredibly overpriced. Mexican weed is the bread and butter or mexican cartels still.
Delete@335, I read the same years ago. True or not? It has been said that weed was the most stable consistent money maker for groups. Granted blow was great for business, but weed to States was bulk of income.
DeleteI find the increase of economic diversification occurring past few years really interesting. Academic sounding MS. H (self admittedly, gringo on a couch stateside)
Just find something else to do you’re ridiculous
Delete10:18 Get back on your queso stained couch, and don't forget to put on a new diaper before bed...little man with a big scary keyboard.
Delete@10:18 why don't you ever use a name? You sound like an ass.
DeleteJaja🤣. These commentators are rookies. SMDH
ReplyDeleteSAME THING I SAID 😬😬😬
DeleteSMDH San Marino Dominguez Hills
DeleteJust another normal day at the border some loads pass some don't it's like rolling the Dice in Vegas just as nobody gets killed it's ok business as usual been going on since Prohibition.
ReplyDeleteThe 1st thing I think is that cell those in this bust go to. That's why I'm putting the whole world behind bars. Because not just mine are going to get caught up. Hay un cielo aqui. Para determinar un infierno. Still in'uh siesta and bringing fiesta.
ReplyDeleteThose 75 millions are street value, whose ever merca it was probably sold it for about 10 to 15 millions, you have to flip it to make a buck, thats how it works
ReplyDeleteSomebody is going to be killed over this, there's no escape once you lose the load.
ReplyDeleteYes did you not read the 6 sicarios that lost the load, will be killed by 5 new sicarios.
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