A significant seizure of cocaine was made at the Texas border, with a value of over $3.7 million. The cocaine was found hidden in a shipment of cucumbers.
This discovery was made by CBP officers in South Texas. The seizure has led to a federal criminal investigation being initiated.
Further details about the seizure and the investigation are available from the source, including the specifics of the incident and any potential outcomes.
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