$1.3M Of Marijuana Found In Broken Down RV
Officers Say They Could Smell, See Marijuana
POSTED: Friday, April 14, 2006
UPDATED: 9:43 am CDT April 14,
2006
HOUSTON -- Authorities in Austin County made the largest marijuana seizure in its history on Wednesday.Police found more than $1.3 million worth of marijuana from a broken-down recreational vehicle on the feeder road of Interstate 10 in Sealy.Officers said they not only smelled the marijuana in the RV, but they could also see bundles of drugs through the windows and in another car.Three people were arrested.
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