U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Nogales Commercial Facility seized methamphetamine last week from a Mexican national when he attempted to enter the United States. The seizure is the largest methamphetamine load in Arizona ports history. CBP Officers found more than 600 packages of drugs hidden in a non-factory floor compartment of a tractor trailer covered with tomatoes and bell peppers, driven by a 34-year-old truck driver, according to news release. Following an alert by a CBP narcotics detection canine, officers seized approximately 690 pounds of methamphetamine with a street value of nearly $690,000. The driver was turned over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations.
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The forgotten war below the southern border of the USA:
— On yesterday, March 17, 2020, in Culiacan, Sinaloa State, Mexican Army and Sinaloa Cartel clashed after Sinaloa Cartel's Sicarios tried to ambush Mexican soldiers.
As result, 3 Sicarios were arrested by Mexican federal forces and weapons were seized.
— On yesterday, March 17, 2020, in Culiacan, Sinaloa State, Mexican Army and Sinaloa Cartel clashed after Sinaloa Cartel's Sicarios tried to ambush Mexican soldiers.
As result, 3 Sicarios were arrested by Mexican federal forces and weapons were seized.
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Cases of the highly contagious virus now exceed 203,000, according to data compiled by the John Hopkins University. It comes as coronavirus deaths in Europe exceed the toll in Asia for the first time. Europe has suffered at least 3,511 deaths - the majority coming from Italy - compared with 3,384 in Asia
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Forwarded from London Met Police at Work 🚔 Making London Safer
Our MSC @MPSEnfield Wanted Offenders Unit responsed to a burglary call this weekend. After a short run, a well know… https://t.co/NLKhjncu2U
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Our MSC @MPSEnfield Wanted Offenders Unit responsed to a burglary call this weekend. After a short run, a well known prolific burglar was arrested. With the help of our Police Dog from @MPSTaskforce we also found some of his tools he left behind ⛏️🐶
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US closes border with Canada https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/18/21185034/us-canada-border-closed-coronavirus-non-essential-traffic
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US closes Canadian border to nonessential traffic
Public health officials are skeptical that travel restrictions can contain the virus.
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(WARNING: 21+) Asst. Sheriff Chris Darcy provides details on the 3/13/20 incident, including body worn camera footage. At approximately 10:00 p.m., Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Depertment Patrol Officers were conducting proactive patrol in the 3200 block of Ferndale Street and observed two males walking in the area of a closed recreation center. As officers parked their patrol vehicle, one of the males intentionally change direction and walked away from officers. A short time later, Officer Barnum located the suspect, later identified as a 16-year-old juvenile, running in an adjoining neighborhood armed with a handgun. #shooting #lvmpd
Philadelphia’s police commissioner vowed Wednesday that the city’s officers are “not turning a blind eye to crime” amid the rollout of a new policy that calls for a delay in arrests of those who commit certain non-violent offenses. The policy was announced Tuesday in response to the coronavirus outbreak and concerns that jails are facing a greater risk of becoming overcrowded and infected now that Philadelphia’s courts have been ordered to remain closed until April 1. Under the new directive, those accused of crimes such as burglary or prostitution will be temporarily held to have their paperwork filled out before being released and arrested on a warrant at a later date. “To be clear, the Philadelphia Police Department is not turning a blind eye to crime,” Danielle Outlaw, its commissioner, posted on Twitter.
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#LAPD Public Information Director Josh Rubenstein takes a minute to ask Chief Moore your questions regarding COVID-19 and the LAPD's response.
The mayor of Baltimore is urging criminals to "put down the guns" following a street-corner shooting that wounded seven people as the country grapples with the coronavirus pandemic, Fox News reported. The Tuesday shooting brought the city's number of non-fatal shootings to 111 for the year so far. The city has been plagued by gun violence for decades, with homicides surpassing 300 for each of the past five years. Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young told reporters the city will do everything to fight crime during the pandemic. The victims from Tuesday's incident were standing on a street corner when a man opened fire with a semi-automatic rifle. A police officer who saw the shooting fired at the suspected gunman as he was fleeing. The victims -- a 37-year-old woman, a 17-year-old boy, three 20-year-old men, and two other men ages 23 and 24 -- are listed in stable condition.