Stash House Takedown
Synopsis
21 kilos of methamphetamine worth approximately $105,000 are seized, along with two handguns and $67,000 in cash during a law enforcement operation.
Synopsis
At a Miami airport, a Customs and Border Protection officer questions a young traveler arriving from the Dominican Republic. The officer's partner, a detection dog named Nero, alerts to a package containing methamphetamine. In a significant operation, Homeland Security Investigations confiscates 21 kilos of meth, valued at approximately $105,000. The investigation leads to two arrests and the seizure of cash and firearms. Additionally, CBP intercepts one of the largest shipments of illegal shark fins in Miami's history, marking a notable day for law enforcement.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how officers detect drugs in luggage at airports.
- Meet Nero, the drug detection dog, in action.
- Find out what happens during a major drug bust.
- Watch the challenges of identifying drug traffickers.
Did You Know
- Officers seized approximately 21 kilos of methamphetamine worth $105,000.
- The documentary features a partner dog named Nero who helps detect narcotics.
- Two handguns and about $67,000 in cash were seized during the operation.
- The largest seizure involved hundreds of illegally obtained shark fins.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much methamphetamine was seized in the operation?
Approximately 21 kilos of methamphetamine were seized, worth about $105,000 on the street.
What types of drugs were the agents looking for?
Agents were looking for heroin, ecstasy, fentanyl, marijuana, and cocaine.
How many arrests were made during the operation?
Two arrests were made during the operation.
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