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  3. USA, Drogentunnel nach Mexiko unter Fast-Food-Restaurant gefunden

USA, Drogentunnel nach Mexiko unter Fast-Food-Restaurant gefunden

24.08.2018

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  • Officers with Homeland Security and Border Patrol discovered a cross-border tunnel under a vacant Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in San Luis, Arizona, following a traffic stop on August 13, 2018. According to authorities, the tunnel is 590 feet long at a depth of 22 feet and was used to smuggle drugs via a rope system. The tunnel opened up inside a residence in San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, on the tunnel s Mexico side. Photo via Homeland Security Investigations Yuma Border Patrol WAX2018082403 HOMELANDxSECURITY

    Officers with Homeland Security and Border Patrol discovered a cross-border tunnel under a vacant Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in San Luis, Arizona, following a traffic stop on August 13, 2018. According to authorities, the tunnel is 590 feet long at a depth of 22 feet and was used to smuggle drugs via a rope system. The tunnel opened up inside a residence in San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, on the tunnel s Mexico side. Photo via Homeland Security Investigations Yuma Border Patrol WAX2018082403 HOMELANDxSECURITY

  • Officers with Homeland Security and Border Patrol discovered a cross-border tunnel under a vacant Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in San Luis, Arizona, following a traffic stop on August 13, 2018. According to authorities, the tunnel is 590 feet long at a depth of 22 feet and was used to smuggle drugs via a rope system. The tunnel opened up inside a residence in San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, on the tunnel s Mexico side. Photo via Homeland Security Investigations Yuma Border Patrol WAX2018082402 HOMELANDxSECURITY

    Officers with Homeland Security and Border Patrol discovered a cross-border tunnel under a vacant Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in San Luis, Arizona, following a traffic stop on August 13, 2018. According to authorities, the tunnel is 590 feet long at a depth of 22 feet and was used to smuggle drugs via a rope system. The tunnel opened up inside a residence in San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, on the tunnel s Mexico side. Photo via Homeland Security Investigations Yuma Border Patrol WAX2018082402 HOMELANDxSECURITY

  • Officers with Homeland Security and Border Patrol discovered a cross-border tunnel under a vacant Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in San Luis, Arizona, following a traffic stop on August 13, 2018. According to authorities, the tunnel is 590 feet long at a depth of 22 feet and was used to smuggle drugs via a rope system. The tunnel opened up inside a residence in San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, on the tunnel s Mexico side. Photo via Homeland Security Investigations Yuma Border Patrol WAX2018082401 HOMELANDxSECURITY

    Officers with Homeland Security and Border Patrol discovered a cross-border tunnel under a vacant Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in San Luis, Arizona, following a traffic stop on August 13, 2018. According to authorities, the tunnel is 590 feet long at a depth of 22 feet and was used to smuggle drugs via a rope system. The tunnel opened up inside a residence in San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, on the tunnel s Mexico side. Photo via Homeland Security Investigations Yuma Border Patrol WAX2018082401 HOMELANDxSECURITY

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