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Drone loaded with meth crashes near US-Mexico border

byCustoms Today Report
23/01/2015
in Anti-Smuggling, International Customs, Mexico
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MEXICO CITY: A drone loaded with illicit methamphetamine got crashed  into the supermarket parking lot in Mexican border city, informed the Mexican police.

Tijuana police spokesman Jorge Morrua said authorities were alerted after the drone fell Tuesday night near the San Ysidro crossing at Mexico’s border with California.

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Six packets of the drug, weighing more than six pounds, were taped to the six-propeller remote-controlled aircraft. Morrua said authorities are investigating where the flight originated and who was controlling it. He said it was not the first time they had seen drones used for smuggling drugs across the border.

Other innovative efforts have included catapults, ultralight aircraft and tunnels.

In April, authorities in South Carolina found a drone outside the fence of a prison that had been carrying cellphones, marijuana and tobacco.

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