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| Courtesy of U.S. Border Patrol |
On Thursday U.S. Border Patrol agents
working the Rio Grande Valley Sector in Texas collaborate with the
Starr County High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area task force to
identified a stash house operating in Roma, Texas. Once inside the
house they found eight illegal aliens from the countries of Mexico
and Guatemala. All individuals were processed accordingly.
This Friday was very busy for deputies
from the Webb County Sheriff's Office as they executed an arrest
warrant at a known stash house on Garfield Street in Laredo, Texas.
As they searched the house they encountered eight male individuals as
U.S. Border Patrol agents arrived on the scene. The agents conducted
immigration inspections on the individuals, who were determined to be
illegally in the United States from the country of Guatemala. The
stash house caretaker, a Mexican national, was determined to be
illegally in the United States and was arrested. All individuals were
processed accordingly.
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| Courtesy of U.S. Border Patrol |
Meanwhile in down in Progreso, Texas,
U.S. Border Patrol agents working the Weslaco station witnessed a man
trying to smuggle several bundles of narcotics that were loaded onto
his vehicle near the bank of the Rio Grande. He then drove north to
exploit one of the gaps in the border wall. The driver, a 23-year-old
United States citizen, was arrested by the agents when they did a
vehicle stop. The four bundles of marijuana, estimated at over 300
pounds, along with the vehicle were seized.
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| Courtesy of U.S. Border Patrol |
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