San Diego, CA - Three individuals have been arrested in the South Bay region of San Diego on suspicion of transporting over $5 million worth of methamphetamine. According to authorities, the suspects, identified as non-citizens, were apprehended after a search of three separate vans revealed a total of 61 bundles of the illegal drug.
The operation took place earlier this week, with law enforcement officials acting on information that led them to the vehicles. Upon inspection, officers discovered the concealed methamphetamine, prompting the immediate arrest of the three individuals.
The seized drugs have an estimated street value exceeding $5 million, representing a significant blow to drug trafficking operations in the area. The case is currently under investigation, and further details may be released as the investigation progresses. Law enforcement agencies are working to determine the origin and intended destination of the drugs, as well as any potential connections to larger criminal networks.
San Diego: 3 Arrested in $5M Meth Transportation Case
Authorities in San Diego's South Bay area have arrested three individuals suspected of transporting a large quantity of methamphetamine. The suspects, identified as non-citizens, were taken into custody after law enforcement discovered 61 bundles of meth hidden within three vans. The estimated street value of the seized drugs is over $5 million. The investigation is ongoing.