Huge Santa Barbara Drug Bust Nets 3200 POUNDS Of Meth Coming In From Mexico By Boat, 30+ Hispanic Smugglers, No MSM Interest

Article author: 
Linda Thom
Article publisher: 
VDare
Article date: 
24 August 2020
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
media bias
crime
cartels
drugs
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... Over one and a half tons of methamphetamine and 33 suspects were seized on a panga boat caught landing at Arroyo Quemada Beach, west of Santa Barbara, California, this week.

The suspects are Southern California residents according to an article in a Santa Barbara local paper.  Their names are all Hispanic. 
 
The panga boat originated in Mexico and the list of law enforcement agencies involved in the meth bust suggest that many or most of the smugglers are not U.S. citizens....
 
Where are the details about the drug operations originating in Mexico and the citizenship of the smugglers?  Searching the Web results in no news about this event, "one of the largest methamphetamine seizures in the nation's history"....
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