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Phoenix drug bust nets 8 kilos of cocaine

KDRV Staff
 
November 25, 2009
 
PHOENIX, Ore. - Authorities report Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement agents recovered an estimated $400,000 of cocaine at a truck stop in Phoenix Wednesday.
 
Investigators say MADGE and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ICE were informed of suspicious activity at the Petro Station. With the help of a K-9 unit they were able to locate eight kilos of cocaine in a bag.
 
The suspect, 19-year-old Pablo Zepeda of Los Angeles, was arrested and lodged in the Jackson County Jail.
 

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Drug War

What law enforcement does is outside of the constitution of the united states. These are not Americans, they are nothing more then "jack booted thugs" End this illegal drug war and bring back our Bill of Rights, speak up for your rights as a true American. http://www.americanviolet.com/ http://leap.cc/cms/index.php

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