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Border Patrol agents in Starr County seized more than $1 million worth of marijuana. Two separate smuggling attempts were intercepted by agents overnight.
One of the attempts involved a juvenile smuggler who was taken into custody, according to Chief Agent Brian Hastings of the Rio Grande Valley sector.
The other smuggling attempt was a splashdown. No arrests were made in that case.
OVERNIGHT ON THE BORDER- Starr County: Rio Grande City #BorderPatrol agents seize more than $1 million worth of marijuana. One case involved a juvenile smuggler, the other a splashdown with no arrests.#bordersecurity pic.twitter.com/k7Za3w89ZC
— Chief Patrol Agent Brian Hastings (@USBPChiefRGV) April 26, 2020
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