2,000 pounds of meth stuffed in cabbage found at US-Mexico border
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2,000 pounds of meth stuffed in cabbage found at US-Mexico border Authorities uncovered a massive haul of methamphetamine hidden in cabbage shipments at the US-Mexico border.
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What happened
2,000 pounds of meth stuffed in cabbage found at US-Mexico border Authorities uncovered a massive haul of methamphetamine hidden in cabbage shipments at the US-Mexico border.
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