U.S. Border Patrol agents seized approximately $9.8 million worth of cocaine during inspections at the San Clemente checkpoint in California on October 25. The agents discovered over 1,435 pounds of cocaine hidden in two vehicles, which led to the arrest of both drivers. The Drug Enforcement Administration is now managing the case as part of ongoing efforts against drug trafficking and smuggling.
Key facts
- Agents seized over 1,435 pounds of cocaine valued at $9.8 million.
- The seizures occurred at the San Clemente Border Patrol checkpoint.
- Both vehicles were inspected due to suspicious behavior on October 25.
- The Drug Enforcement Administration is handling the case.
- The seizure contributes to a record year in narcotics interdictions.
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