Posted on 12/13/2019 6:32:13 PM PST by BenLurkin
Around 10:20 a.m. near San Clemente, agents stopped a Nissan sedan headed northbound on Interstate 5, according to Border Patrol. Agents questioned the driver and determined he was a Mexican national with a B1/B2 Visitor Visa.
Agents searched the car and spotted several transmission fluid and coolant containers in the trunk. They tested the contents and determined the containers contained liquid methamphetamine. The meth weighed 34.61 pounds and has an estimated street value of $65,759.
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Boy,that would make your engine max out.
Motaur juice?
Visitor, right.
Shoot him in the head. Leave the corpse for the carrion feeders.
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Somehow I think that the cops knew before hand what to look for.
Well, back in the biker days, it was called “meth oil.”
Given the way drug smugglers are not exactly big on attention to detail, it would not surprise me if the coolant containers hadn’t been thoroughly cleaned out first. Two poisons for the price of one.
Wait, maybe it was just dextron? If you don’t use that in your GM, the world will end.
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