Baltimore - U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers recently intercepted a significant shipment of marijuana at the Port of Baltimore. The illicit drugs, with an estimated street value of $875,000, were found hidden inside a shipment of men's overalls that was being exported to Belgium.
According to CBP officials, the discovery was made during a routine inspection of outbound cargo. Officers noticed anomalies within the shipment and conducted a more thorough examination. This led to the discovery of the marijuana concealed within the clothing.
"CBP officers remain vigilant in their efforts to intercept illegal narcotics at our nation's borders and ports of entry," said a CBP spokesperson. "This seizure demonstrates our commitment to preventing dangerous drugs from reaching our communities, both here and abroad."
The investigation into the source and intended recipients of the marijuana is ongoing. CBP continues to work with other law enforcement agencies to combat drug trafficking and safeguard international trade.
Marijuana worth $875K Hidden in Overalls Seized in Baltimore
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Baltimore seized a large shipment of marijuana valued at approximately $875,000. The drugs were cleverly concealed within a consignment of men's overalls destined for Belgium. CBP officers discovered the illegal substance during a routine inspection of cargo leaving the port. This seizure highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking and protect international borders.