Feds Bust Georgia Meth Ring that Hid 3,200 Kilos in Jalapeño Shipments

Jalapeños boxes hid movement of meth from Mexico to Georgia

(The Center Square) – Agents in the FBI and other law enforcement have shuttered what they say is a major methamphetamine trafficking operation in Georgia.

Feds bust Georgia meth ring that hid 3,200 kilos in jalapeño shipments

Feds dismantled a meth ring that moved 3,200 kilos of drugs from Mexico to Georgia hidden in jalapeño shipments.

3,200 kilos of meth hidden in boxes of jalapeños

A major methamphetamine ring operating between Mexico and Georgia has been dismantled, with a dozen suspects pleading guilty to federal charges as part of ‘Operation Take Back America.’

Major meth ring smuggling drugs in jalapeño boxes dismantled in Georgia

The organization operated a conversion laboratory in Monroe and distributed more than 3,200 kilograms of methamphetamine throughout Georgia, according to the FBI.

Defendants Face Justice for Distributing 3,200 Kilos of Methamphetamine

The FBI & our partners have shut down a major meth trafficking operation in North Georgia, seizing over 3,200 kilograms of methamphetamine hidden in boxes of jalapeños from Mexico. Twelve defendants now face federal charges as part of Operation Take Back America. The post Defendants Face Justice for Distributing 3,200 Kilos of Methamphetamine appeared first on AllOnGeorgia.

FBI seizes thousands of kilos of meth hidden in boxes of jalapeños in north Georgia

Twelve defendants, including several from Georgia, now face federal charges as part of Operation Take Back America, which targeted a network responsible for converting and distributing meth across the region.