FranJan
Well-Known Member
So when do the guys following your car decide you've driven enough and it's time for them to collect their wares? Fuuuuck that 
! Then again it is free weed and who doesn't like that 
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Courtesy of fox5sandiego.com
SAN DIEGO - Drug smugglers are gluing magnets to large packs of marijuana, then sticking them under random vehicles, hoping drivers will unknowingly drive them from Tijuana into Southern California, authorities said Wednesday.
Commuters using the SENTRI lane to travel from Tijuana into San Diego are being targeted, Tijuana police said.
Tijuana police spokesman Ernesto Alvarado said the first incident they investigated happened three months ago. Two women headed to San Ysidro were detained before crossing the border after Mexican authorities found one pack of marijuana under their vehicle, he said.
Since then, investigators said theyve seen eight similar cases. A recent case found 15 packs of marijuana underneath a pickup truck
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials said theyre aware of the situation, but insisted that theres little they can do.
The burden is on you, said San Diego attorney Dorinna Hirsch, who crossed the border at least once a week. It is your responsibility, its your car.
It's up to each driver to watch their back and over their vehicle, she said. The driver could end up facing criminal charges.
http://www.fox5sandiego.com/news/kswb-drug-smuggling-unsuspecting-drivers-used-to-mule-drugs-across-border-20120606,0,2834305.story
Love that "burden is on you" part. Blaming the victim is soooo good for business, right Dorinna? Plus it's so much easier for the doughnut-eaters to catch victims than real criminals armed with guns.
! Then again it is free weed and who doesn't like that .Courtesy of fox5sandiego.com
SAN DIEGO - Drug smugglers are gluing magnets to large packs of marijuana, then sticking them under random vehicles, hoping drivers will unknowingly drive them from Tijuana into Southern California, authorities said Wednesday.
Commuters using the SENTRI lane to travel from Tijuana into San Diego are being targeted, Tijuana police said.
Tijuana police spokesman Ernesto Alvarado said the first incident they investigated happened three months ago. Two women headed to San Ysidro were detained before crossing the border after Mexican authorities found one pack of marijuana under their vehicle, he said.
Since then, investigators said theyve seen eight similar cases. A recent case found 15 packs of marijuana underneath a pickup truck
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials said theyre aware of the situation, but insisted that theres little they can do.
The burden is on you, said San Diego attorney Dorinna Hirsch, who crossed the border at least once a week. It is your responsibility, its your car.
It's up to each driver to watch their back and over their vehicle, she said. The driver could end up facing criminal charges.
http://www.fox5sandiego.com/news/kswb-drug-smuggling-unsuspecting-drivers-used-to-mule-drugs-across-border-20120606,0,2834305.story
Love that "burden is on you" part. Blaming the victim is soooo good for business, right Dorinna? Plus it's so much easier for the doughnut-eaters to catch victims than real criminals armed with guns.