19 tons of pot dumped at sea near US-Mexico border
SAN DIEGO (AP) -- The U.S. Navy says an aircraft carrier group recovered about 19 tons of marijuana dumped from small boats in the Pacific Ocean near California's border with Mexico.
SAN DIEGO (AP) -- The U.S. Navy says an aircraft carrier group recovered about 19 tons of marijuana dumped from small boats in the Pacific Ocean near California's border with Mexico.
The
Navy said Tuesday that two single-engine boats - each about 25 feet
long - were spotted about 15 hours apart on Saturday. People aboard the
boats began dumping plastic bags, and the boats escaped before
authorities arrived.
Lt. Aaron Kakiel says no one was captured. The seizures occurred in international waters about 85 miles off the Mexican coast.
Authorities
recovered about eight tons of marijuana from the first boat and 11 tons
from the second. The carrier USS Nimitz and cruiser USS Princeton were
assisted by the U.S. Coast Guard and Mexican navy.
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Too bad they didn't fly over and take the assholes out by sinking them while getting some real-time target practice!!
GROW HEMP IN AMERICA! SAVE OUR ECONOMY! (wink!)
--Sponsored by Wyandotte County Farmers Coalition
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Too bad they didn't fly over and take the assholes out by sinking them while getting some real-time target practice!!
GROW HEMP IN AMERICA! SAVE OUR ECONOMY! (wink!)
--Sponsored by Wyandotte County Farmers Coalition


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