| Drug Traffickers Are Using 'Cloned' Vehicles to Get Their Stash Across Mexican Border Lydia Warren - Daily Mail | |
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They may look like real delivery or government trucks, but they're fake. Officials are on the lookout for imposter trucks stuffed with drugs. Anna Werner reports. (CBS/Martin B.News)
Arizona border patrol agents have seized a truck that looked identical to a 'U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service' vehicle - and found it was carrying $1.6 million worth of marijuana.
The truck is just the latest example of a 'cloned' or faked vehicle used by drug smugglers to get illegal substances across the Mexican border into the U.S., authorities have revealed.
Smugglers have used FedEx vans, AT&T service trucks, cloned police cars and even school buses to carry stashes of illegal drugs into the country, police in Texas told CBS.
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