
One of the largest seizures of drugs in US history was made in San Bernardino County by Deputies with Drug Interdiction Task Force
Sheriff’s deputies found a tractor trailer packed with $45 million in drugs during a routine traffic stop in Rancho Cucamonga on Wednesday.
The bust was one of the largest ever made in San Bernardino County, and included thousands of pounds of marijuana, cocaine and methamphetamine, San Bernardino County sheriff’s officials said.
The sheriff’s Hi-Intensity Criminal Interdiction Unit stopped a big rig on the eastbound 10 Freeway for a traffic violation at 11 a.m.
The driver, Fernando Luevano, 32, of Los Angeles, did not have proper paperwork for his load. He gave deputies permission to search the trailer.
When deputies opened it, they smelled what they described as an “overwhelming odor of marijuana,” officials said in a press release.
The trailer was filled to capacity with large cardboard containers on pallets, holding thousands of heat-sealed packages of drugs.
Deputies seized about 38,000 pounds of marijuana, 2,700 pounds of cocaine and 67 pounds of methamphetamine.









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