Traffic stop leads to discovery of possible "mobile meth lab"
A traffic stop during a funeral procession led to Georgia deputies discovering what they called a "mobile meth lab."
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A traffic stop during a funeral procession led to Georgia deputies discovering what they called a "mobile meth lab."
More than 700 pounds of methamphetamine hidden among boxes of cucumbers has landed two men in federal prison for 15 years each.
Federal agents seized nearly 200 pounds of meth, $56,000 in cash, and drug supplies at a Forest Park home in Georgia's latest major meth trafficking bust.
The FBI says hundreds of kilos of meth were discovered in blueberries pallets that had been shipped from Mexico to North Georgia.
Federal and local investigators say two refrigerated trucks packed with blackberries were actually carrying more than a ton of meth — the latest in a series of large-scale drug smuggling busts uncovered in Georgia this year.
The operation shipped thousands of kilograms of meth from Mexico to a Georgia home in boxes of jalapeños, investigators said.
Undercover DEA agents in Georgia uncovered more than half a ton of meth tied to a violent Mexican cartel.
