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The house that Calexico drug traffickers built
Tunnel between residence and Mexican restaurant
Federal officials seized more than a ton of marijuana today (March 23) and arrested four people as a cross-border tunnel running from Mexicali to Calexico was thwarted.
The tunnel runs 415 yards from the El Sarape Restaurant in Mexicali to a Calexico home at 902 E. Third Street; it's the first such tunnel discovered in Calexico in a decade.
Two people were arrested in Arizona and two others in Calexico on Tuesday (March 23). They were charged with various drug-related offenses. Federal officials said this was the first instance in which drug traffickers are known to have purchased property and constructed a house for the sole purpose of concealing narcotics traffic.
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The house that Calexico drug traffickers built
Tunnel between residence and Mexican restaurant
The house that Calexico drug traffickers built
Tunnel between residence and Mexican restaurant
Federal officials seized more than a ton of marijuana today (March 23) and arrested four people as a cross-border tunnel running from Mexicali to Calexico was thwarted.
The tunnel runs 415 yards from the El Sarape Restaurant in Mexicali to a Calexico home at 902 E. Third Street; it's the first such tunnel discovered in Calexico in a decade.
Two people were arrested in Arizona and two others in Calexico on Tuesday (March 23). They were charged with various drug-related offenses. Federal officials said this was the first instance in which drug traffickers are known to have purchased property and constructed a house for the sole purpose of concealing narcotics traffic.
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