CMV Inspection Reveals Nearly 1,000 Pounds of Drugs Inside Semi Trailer

[@nmbodycam]

Officers report: On Sunday April 28, 2024, at approximately 1315 hours, I, New Mexico State Police Officer J. Guerrero was working in the County of Hidalgo, New Mexico, in full New Mexico State Police (NMSP) uniform displaying my badge of office, patrolling in a marked NMSP patrol unit when I was dispatched to the Lordsburg Port of Entry (POE) to assist Transportation Inspector Ramirez on a safety inspection with a Commercial Motor Vehicle that he has safety concerns with. When I arrived at the POE Inspector Ramirez informed me, that while performing a Level 2 safety inspection, he asked the driver, identified by his Georgia commercial driver’s license, as Zelalem T. Aseres if he had a seal or a lock on the trailer. Mr. Aseres stated it was a lock. Inspector Ramarez asked if he had a key and Mr. Aseres stated no. Inspector Ramirez asked Mr. Aseres to step out of his tractor. Inspector Ramirez explained to Mr. Aseres that he was going to cut the lock off the trailer to conduct a cargo inspection and that he would replace the lock with an issued lock. It is not uncommon for a CMV driver to place his own personal lock on the trailer doors to secure it. It is uncommon though for the CMV driver to not have a key for a personal lock. Prior to attempting to cut the trailer lock, Inspector Ramirez asked Mr. Aseres multiple times to verify that he did not have the key. Mr. Aseres kept responding with the answer “NO”. While Inspector Ramirez was attempting to cut the lock, I was standing behind Mr. Aseres and noticed he was showing signs of nervousness. His body was shaking/shivering. I walked around to face Mr. Aseres and noticed Mr. Aseres was sweating profusely from his forehead, he kept swallowing with a struggle as if his mouth was dry and had both his arms wrapped around his lower back and was fidgeting with his wedding ring. The weather today was cool with a slight breeze. West inspection bay door was open, and the west door was cracked for air flow. After several attempts Inspector Ramirez successfully cut the lock off. Mr. Aseres was asked to open the two back doors as it revealed several brown cardboard boxes approximately 5 feet long 2 feet tall at the rear of the trailer. There was a large wooden framed object at the rear of the trailer that was secured down with straps to the right trailer wall and other cargo items that had plastic wrap to protect the cargo. None of the cardboard boxes were secured down or wrapped in plastic wrap for protection. The boxes were stacked along the left side of the trailer wall and stacked at the center rear of the trailer. Inspector Ramirez asked Mr. Aseres if he knew what was in the boxes and he stated no. Inspector Ramirez got into the trailer to conduct the cargo check. Inspector Ramirez lifted one of the boxes from along the side of the trailer and placed it on the stack of boxes in the center of the trailer. Inspector Ramirez opened the box and viewed the contents. Inspector Ramirez proceeded down the ladder and informed me that I need to confirm the contents. I went into the trailer and cut a strip of tape of the opened end of the box. As I cut the tape several vacuumed sealed bundles fell out of the box. I grabbed one of the bundles and noticed a large amount of a green leafy substance. With my training and experience I identified the green leafy substance to be marijuana. I could smell a faint odor of marijuana coming from the box. I exited the trailer and placed Mr. Aseres under investigative detention. Mr. Aseres was searched and placed in the holding cell at the Lordsburg Port of Entry. At this point the Level 2 inspection was stopped, and everyone was advised to stay out of the CMV trailer. I typed up an affidavit for search warrant, to search the remaining boxes and other contents for 2013 white Wabash 53’ trailer with chrome trim with 2 axels. On this date, April 28, 2024, at 1725 hours 6th Judicial District Judge Jim Foy telephonically approved my Affidavit and issued a search warrant. At 1730 hours the search warrant was executed. A total of 19 boxes were taken out of the CMV trailer. While searching each box and to verify all the contents was marijuana one box contained 6 different types of shrink-wrapped bundles. Within those there was several smaller individual wrapped bundles. One of the bundles was opened by New Mexico State Police Narcotics Agent Maese to verify the content. A white powder content was located. Agent Maese contacted Homeland Security Investigation (HSI) and informed them of the findings. HSI agent Dizeo arrived at our location to field test the white powder substance. The powder tested positive for cocaine. The completion of the search resulted in 18 boxes of marijuana containing total weight 803 pounds and 1 box containing cocaine total weight 73.5 pounds. All boxes were secured with red evidence tape, numbered and showing the weight of each box. All boxed were placed and secured in a cargo trailer that was used to transport the evidence. This was the end of my involvement with this case.

[@kinsley7777]

appreciate the report being included … think the markings were for A ~ as in Arkansas 😂 better not let Trooper Ana Escamilla find out you took her bust 🤫

[@mattyb7736]

​@@kinsley7777i don't know who scares me more, her or the Byrd man 😂

[@kinsley7777]

@@mattyb7736 they’re definitely both standouts … 😎😎

[@alexespinosa4150]

@@mattyb7736no te entendí, ¿Dónde está el hombre pájaro?

[@jackdorseysdisappointedfather]

LMFAO!!! Who deals with "illegal" Marijuana in 2024?!?😂🤣🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@Hearmeout503]

As truck driver for over 25 years, DOT never inspects your cargo unless they have been tipped off because a safety inspection has nothing to do with a cargo inspection !

[@JulianBashir-8472]

NM has x ray at point of entry

[@Hearmeout503]

@@JulianBashir-8472 Yeah but they must advice you of the anomaly in the trailer as for the reason for the search !

[@act1099]

Lock on trailer was the reason .

[@offroadvehiclelover]

Tipped off 💯

[@thekingofkingsrp]

​@@offroadvehicleloverall these videos seem to be tipped off.

[@bgbills10]

It’s wild to witness the worst day of people’s life play out on camera. It’s entertainment for us but I can’t help but think about what’s going through these people’s minds as this unfolds.

[@morgansmolder7891]

It's pretty fucked up on a number of levels. I think in some ways it's analogous to the gladiator fights in ancient Rome - the action just happens remotely now and we watch it after the fact.

[@9E90S]

Really. That's why i like watching this. It's like a horror movie

[@randylee8618]

He's probably thinking who's going to be my prison daddy 😂😂😂

[@ShaneMclane-PrivateEye]

​@@randylee8618he's thinking about who he's gonna rat on to reduce his sentence.

[@wdhtv2]

This could happen to any trucker as fucked up as it I never kno what cargo I’m hauling there has to be some kind of protection for the driver we jus at work

[@bobbyleehuss8690]

Cartel called ahead got him busted so 10 more trucks could get through

[@StevenScopa-v6u]

Lol

[@s0aked323]

Exactly what I was thinking, who cares about some skunk weed. They needed some braindead donkey to get cought. So fentanyl can get through

[@danielzapien24]

Cartel don’t deal with weed anymore, there is no profit in it for them

[@novelaego2404]

stop

[@BigDawgBama]

@@danielzapien24no true look up humboldt county cartel in California they have a shit ton of illegal weed operations there. Most people still buy from dealers in Cali because dispensaries are triple taxed (state,county, and city)

[@aarongreenfield9038]

Dude already had his hands behind his back, he knew the gig was up.🚓👮‍♂️🚓👮‍♂️🚓👮‍♂️🚓👮‍♂️😂.

[@mackcollier8284]

I was coming to say the same. I was sure someone else would beat me to it.

[@NickKautz]

He probably had no idea what was in there

[@aarongreenfield9038]

​@@NickKautz He might not of knew what it was, but he knew he was hauling something illegal. Any legit truck driver would know what he was hauling for proper weight distribution, total weight, and safety inspection.. And to avoid Something like this.

[@miket7390]

Cop said turn around put your hands behind your back. Dude was like I been waiting on you for 10 minutes now. He was ready b4 they had him open the doors.

[@MisterSpock-zs3kq]

​@@NickKautz So we know who the low life criminal is that keeps commenting ☝️

[@MGower4465]

Drugs aside, that load wasn't secured worth a damn

[@lilpenguin092]

It was meant to be unloaded easily ;)

[@mrsweetpotato4354]

I thought the same thing once the opened the doors

[@jcsphotography9318]

They ship whole excavators in those without any chains or straps at all. Zero. 🤣.

[@bluechow35]

No it wasn't, but because it's a van trailer load securement isn't required by law.

[@jerryherrin458]

I don't think they were worried about the weed being damaged due to improper shipping 😂

[@timtim-hf3ut]

They knew he had drugs before he even got there. As a trucker who's had tons of inspections I can tell you they never ask to open trailer

[@Diesel.Trucker67]

Sometimes they do depending on the inspection level. I've had my trailers opened during a few inspections. They cut off the company seal, inspected the trailers, and then put one of their seals on it.

[@khaos616]

Pretty sure that port of intry has an xray on it. As I know several of the scales through tennessee Kentucky Georgia and DC do

[@charlesmonroe8288]

I drove for a couple years and have been pulled over, also been called inside the weigh station. Never asked to open the doors. Georgia State Police put me out of service for no medical card, but didn't ask me to open anything.

[@warlike3934]

He didn't have a BOL and Lordstown NM does have x-rays, the lack of BOL alone constitutes the legal inspection of cargo because Lordstown is not only a CMV inspection area but also a border control location.

[@jmar84]

I’ve had my trailer opened and the contents inspected. Kansas troopers put a generic seal on after inspection

[@reverseapachemaster5459]

“All of that coke is for personal use”

[@falcon4548]

Hey ! Fun costs money 😉

[@franksbtka1624]

"You're fuckin' out!"

[@reverseapachemaster5459]

@@franksbtka1624 no you are fucking out never shoulda have fucked with them Greeks and just looked after your docks smdh lol

[@mikes51501]

Lmao

[@Lonnielacy]

Damn fuck the weed, he had 33 kilos of cocaine 🤯 he’ll be facing 20 yrs or so. Which is insane bc a child rapist would get less than that 🤦🏻‍♂️ it’s sad.

[@Ryan-mx4ll]

Some states, it would be a life sentence just within the state alone. He's also facing federal. Dude is screwed.

[@PringlesCan-y7m]

he's not a usa citizen, he'll just be returned to the border and let go.

[@Lonnielacy]

@@PringlesCan-y7m like I said that’s crazy as hell. Murders get it worse than drug traffickers 👎🏼

[@Sercer25]

@@PringlesCan-y7m they'll give him citizenship and funding for a home. then set him up in a majority White town.

[@shibaplays]

war on drugs... so much for "freedom"

[@onthegrind7]

This was a decoy load.There were 50 other trucks full of drugs passing through the checkpoint while this was happening.

[@Gatoeastoakland]

Yup we got the expert here guys haha stfu 😂😂

[@MikeConrad-oj6se]

Good point actually. This one trailer tied up an entire crew and the whole facility. Then they broke for lunch.

[@kwwick]

It's true this is what they do, give up a load to get larger amounts through, it's really a thing that drug organizations do, they even tip off their own loads and the drivers families are paid very well

[@kenkin1749]

800 pounds ain't no decoy

[@_Shotta_]

This makes sense based on the fact the cops were tipped off on this truck, cargo inspections aren’t regular. So this more likely than not was a burner truck to get many more loads through.

[@dukemetzger3784]

Sweating while in Lordsburg New Mexico??? What's wrong with that man! lol

[@loislynncameron9608]

My thoughts exactly. I lived in Las Cruces for 2 years.

[@Whitey2716]

@@loislynncameron9608they’re inside an air conditioned facility….and before you come for me, I live in Arizona, so I know about the heat.

[@dukemetzger3784]

@@Whitey2716 That building is not air conditioned in the part where the trucks drive in. The only part that is air conditioned is where the offices are. I have been in many of those including the one in Lordsburg but I am a truck driver!

[@NickKautz]

He wasn't sweating or nervous. The narrator was dishonest.

[@mj-dd2fb]

@@NickKautz Didn't read the officer's report, did ya? "While Inspector Ramirez was attempting to cut the lock, I was standing behind Mr. Aseres and noticed he was showing signs of nervousness. His body was shaking/shivering. I walked around to face Mr. Aseres and noticed Mr. Aseres was sweating profusely from his forehead, he kept swallowing with a struggle as if his mouth was dry and had both his arms wrapped around his lower back and was fidgeting with his wedding ring. "

[@memy66]

I think if I was going to participate in drug trafficking in a commercial vehicle I would take the time to learn every inspection rule there was.

[@testchannel6743]

Doesn't really matter, CMV's can be inspected any time for any reason without probable cause. Saw a few of these semi truck busts where the cop even said you haven't done anything wrong, I'm just pulling you over for an inspection. Just comes with being a CDL driver (which I am).

[@horsefly4400]

There's no way to know if he was totally unaware it was in there

[@CajunMFN]

@@horsefly4400he asked the driver after he was cuffed if he knew what was in the boxes and he said yes which I would never have done.

[@FloChee]

Or at least hide it properly.

[@memy66]

@@testchannel6743 I'm aware that inspections can be random. I'm just pointing out that the more well versed someone is on the rules and regulations, the easier it is to manipulate the outcome of the situation. Politicians, lawyers, athletes, people who cheat on their taxes & even NASCAR teams study the rules to find loopholes and short falls.

[@naturalaspired]

Homie had his hands behind his back the whole time. He knew it was coming.

[@yihuda7459]

He’s Ethiopian and, we suppose to stand like that when we talk to elders or higher power such as police or judges…it’s like a cultural thing and, that’s stand represent as a sign of respect of the person in front of you …anyway he’s a scumbag..I hope they sent him 20 years behind bars

[@oliverwynn6564]

@@yihuda7459 hes not a scumbag. he got caught with weed. not herion . weed does not make you a bad person

[@Randomhandlename]

Anything that intoxicates you is bad

[@Randomhandlename]

Anything that intoxicates you is bad

[@Randomhandlename]

Anything that intoxicates you is bad

[@johnmeadows5645]

I drove through Lordsburg hundreds of time in my trucking career and was never stopped at the scale.

[@TheWorldIsNutz]

Probably had a heads up

[@lammy9733]

I assume his weight was odd. Their scale probably showed some weight in the trailer, like 1000lbs or something small. It's a tip-off that something is in the trailer, and it's very light..he then didn't know what he was carrying and didn't have a key to the lock...all signs he is dirty

[@NickKautz]

I think a shiny new rig with a driver that looks like he was just smuggled in from Ethiopia , is also a red flag.

[@time2chill121]

Me too. Never had an issue there. Just answer the questions then move on. Simple unless you're doing something wrong

[@chrisdonish]

​​@@lammy9733he also has no shipping paperwork

[@OpeoAslam]

Even if he was allowed to bypass the scale, he’d probably still get caught at the Border Patrol checkpoint east of El Paso, especially if they have the dog out that day.

[@nunyabuziness8421]

He thought He was safe on sunday😂

[@juvawaveredlighttherapy]

Right. They detour you to the checkpoints at El Paso and there is no avoiding it. Cars truck trailer whatever. Most of the time they just ask if you are a US citizen and you say yes and on your way but not always

[@OpeoAslam]

@@juvawaveredlighttherapy That's usually what they do for me, or just wave me by. Used to be that they'd ask a bunch of questions and walk the dog around every truck.

[@lilpenguin092]

Satchco is a good boy

[@losoj30]

I'm a truck driver, and I haven't seen dogs at that checkpoint in probably 6-7years.

[@josephhebert1785]

Gotta love how he’s handling the packages without gloves.

[@jonnyv5428]

Nothing's more free than a contact high 😅

[@TheWorldIsNutz]

Right? That was dumb

[@jcruz5050]

Big deal they're handling boxes & packages it's not they're handling it Tony Montana style lmao

[@Porsche4life]

@@jcruz5050have you heard of contact high happens with fentanyl. One touch and your either dying, dead or in the hospital

[@GambleCass]

So unprofessional

[@pensans1]

The driver was the fall guy. Poor sod.

[@sasquatch7234]

He'll be sent to the station and given off to a Federal agency who will tell him to rat or rot in prison.

[@grovedwayne390]

A lot of drivers aren't allowed in the dock areas of certain warehouses. Someone could easily stash drugs on these trailers for another person at the delivery warehouse, and the driver wouldn't know. They past you the BOL, and you trust that everything on the paperwork is exactly what's in the trailer. Some loads are sealed up before you get arrive to get the load.

[@CuriousMess61]

@@grovedwayne390 Agreed.

[@mac11daddy6]

My company is like this. Drivers are not allowed to break the seal only the receivers and managers are so we have no way of knowing what’s on our truck other then what our shipping paperwork says.

[@chrisdonish]

​@Beautifulclouds60 something omitted from this video is that the driver had no bill of lading which is why he was being inspected.

[@Polarcutter]

Ain’t no, no amount of money worth getting hog tied and tossed into a cage. Nope, no thanks.

[@CZC898]

To all the simpletons commenting on the legality of marijuana: there isn't a single state in the union where possessing this much weed is legal. There are proper ways to transport and sell marijuana, and this clearly isn't one of them. Authorities aren't going to overlook 800 pounds of marijuana and 75 pounds of cocaine. Let's apply some critical thinking. Moreover, many of you advocated for regulating and taxing marijuana-well, this is what regulation looks like.

[@Five0Five]

Most people don't think about who these drugs are coming from and what other crimes are committed in the process. This is why regulation on drugs is needed so there are no victims.

[@SalamHerbs-db5nt]

Regulations and taxes are for communists

[@lalousiane7118]

Unless it's for personal use 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@Felon4Trump]

I’m not a smoker but seems like a waste of resources

[@historyandhorseplaying7374]

That's what happens when you send Boyd Crowder to pick up your drugs from Mexico...

[@williamd6967]

Damn this would given a drug dog a freaking heart attack!

[@johnmeadows5645]

They didn't just randomly select this truck for inspection.

[@RandomRandomnessKCMO]

That’s what I thought

[@Zaltic]

You'd be surprised how many drugs go unnoticed

[@cliftonfurney5083]

They got an anonymous call. Like the others. They sacrifice one to get 12 others through

[@NickKautz]

They said they selected it because the driver didn't have access to the contents and didn't know what was there. They likely ask those basic questions to every truck.

[@midwestlee-iw8nl]

yea a ci told on this dude . in the criminal world there is no such thing as loyalty . my advice is don't commit crime .

[@nasimwehbe8410]

My understanding is that the driver also had no BOL (bill of lading) for the load he was carrying.

[@melgillham462]

20 years OTR and ive had suspicions about loads ive picked up that crossed the border. Its why we insisted the loads be sealed and noted on the trailers from the shippers not the intermediary we picked up from. Not being independently dispatched can have Its advantages. Running the border all the way across from cali, to florida, you can hear the on the cb radio calling out ridiculously high pay for no questions asked blind loads. And you know the contents are illicit or human. You gotta cover your butts drivers. Youre the patsy in the scheme of things to the traffickers.

[@sidvicious332]

Human.... oof...

[@khaos616]

They have xray machines now. He was caught way before the lock was cut

[@dets]

"can you open the door for me? ok now open the other door. Now can you lift me up and place me inside the trailer"

[@O.N.L.]

😂

[@Sblisswonders]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ShannonMichelle7937]

😂😂😂

[@bobbyleehuss8690]

Cartel isn’t going to be happy about this

[@Vdubb2100]

They the one's told on dude lol 😆..probably some poor quality drugs to get da good stuff through lol 😅

[@Hennessy85]

I don’t think the cartel didn’t sign off on this one, this had to be a rouge operation.

[@kwwick]

It's a decoy load most likely, they are known to do this so other loads are free to pass by

[@puddincup9879]

That was a throw away load

[@thetechgenie7374]

The cartel likely the ones that tip the cops off. They do it to let other truck likely loaded and packed way better get pass inspection. It is a very common tactic. They way it was pack poorly states it all. The load wasn't even secured.

[@michaelwright2875]

Crazy thing is that 5 tons of it just passed while they where dealing with him!

[@FIRSTLAST-xd6rn]

jeez that guy is absolutely screwed moving that amount of drugs.

[@mjd111]

It's weed. No one gets screwed for that now. It's more like a big inconvenience. 🫤

[@bg4406]

Yeah but wat about the 73 lbs of cocaine? That’s still illegal

[@Su11]

@@bg4406 great comeback 😆

[@Five0Five]

He's not screwed by the justice system, he's screwed by the cartel or whomever already paid for this shipment they will still want their money.

[@richardmorris7063]

DEA that's who

[@MacDa-yy8xn]

If that trailer was already sealed when the driver picked it up, they will have a hard time in court trying to pin the drugs on him..

[@randylee8618]

Driver can't prove that it was sealed and cargo was in his possession he's responsible for it

[@sidvicious332]

That's true if the seal is dated. He's only responsible for what's in the bobtail. His company will be in deep trouble if that's indeed a trailer he was supposed to be transporting. They're liable. Not the driver. Again, if there's a seal, that driver was just a driver. But it did seem like he knew something wasn't supposed to be in there.

[@reb-kz6qq]

Kissing his wife goodbye in his mind as they walked up the plank of his death…

[@lisashiela9137]

Meanwhile, as the officer searches the trailer looking for the nearly 1/2 ton box of narcotics, 30 tons of narcotics made it into the country through the southern border undetected.

[@Lando_P1]

Thank Biden

[@arf833]

That's sad. Wonder what actually gets through undetected.

[@pothead2194]

That’s just how the game goes , can’t catch em all bro

[@spiracythegreat5386]

​@Lando_P1 huh? That BEEN going on. How old are you?

[@Lando_P1]

@@spiracythegreat5386 Life is too short to argue with uneducated democrats. A simple Google search will show an increase in foreign narcotics entering our country. Joe Biden has allowed cocaine in his personal homes and the White House. He may not have known about the White House cocaine but he allowed and funded Hunter’s cocaine use in his Delaware homes.

[@jman1989]

Looks like Mars outside of that building

[@pamlove421]

It feels like Mars outside that building. 😁

[@davidlopez1169]

How all of New Mexico looks especially if you go to red rock state park

[@pamlove421]

@@davidlopez1169 Northern half of NM looks nothing like the southern half.

[@davidlopez1169]

You don’t fucking know go towards Farmington north western looks like dinosaurs still live there

[@user-xe3qh3zj5y]

you been to mars?

[@pontiac_montana]

Transporting Drugs in a Vehicle that is subject to random search and inspection is questionable to say the least. No vehicle is more subject to Police Inspections than a Commercial Vehicle

[@DinanBMWm5]

lol right! He’d been better off packing that shit in a rental car. Also if you’re hauling drugs, why in the world are you exiting scales and not dodging them? I dodged scales for a week straight when I went over my 14 hours one day. Didn’t want to have to explain it and risk getting a ticket.

[@FoundaPeanut]

what most smugglers don't understand is, 99% of cargo is labeled, you can figure out what is in the box by the tag and printing on the box. Boxes without tags is the immediate red flag.

[@bigzoo895]

Smugglers completely understand how freight works. They’ve been doing it for years. They just become lazy or to comfortable and familiar with the route that they think they will never get busted. Laziness is what got this dude caught. Did you see the way they packed that trailer? Who the hell puts the drugs right in plain view without even trying to hide it? Got to comfortable/lazy.

[@edgarh252]

They just don’t care enough to try, one truck got caught while the rest just drove by.

[@55Mrcry]

This is what happens when you play the drug game.

[@HoRRiiBLe1313]

……..the game where this man is told to do this or his family will be taken out to pasture. Or where he does this and 10 other trucks made it through and to their destination and his family is taken care of.

[@SuperMegaGoofyGoober]

Yeah, ok El Chapo

[@kailaniandi]

It's weed

[@noconsentgiven]

You got a bunch of boxes with no labels and contraband sitting right at the back of the trailer🫤😑?? Did he want to go jail 👀😳?

[@NewtSpeedruns]

theyve got it pretty good in there nowadays.

[@FoundaPeanut]

in most cases the driver doesn't know what he's hauling but gets got anyway, and none of the big wigs involved are even looked at.

[@pothead2194]

Yes they are looked at lmao , they always give the driver 2 options , give up the plug and tell , or rot Ina cell , 99% if the time they end up telling.

[@4fuzzybear]

Not true. The bill of lading has descriptions of all goods. I’m sure dope dosnt come with one though.

[@FoundaPeanut]

@@4fuzzybear In a lot of states m a ri ju ana is commercially available, I would assume most of the dispensaries aren’t using FedEx.

[@MartinMertens-fp5fi]

Psychedelics saved me from years of uncontrollable depression, anxiety, alcoholism, smoking, and illicit pills addiction. Imagine carving heavy chains for over a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone. Believe it or not, in a couple of years they'll be all over for treatment of mental health related issues.

[@AlianDubois]

Congrats on your recovery. Most people don't realize that psilocybin can be used as a miracle medication to save lives.

[@QuekCheung]

To be honest, mushrooms are one of the most amazing things on the planet and it is natural, they serve in many ways not only for mental related issues.

[@AkselAaberg]

Can you help me with a reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. It is very hard to get a reliable source here in Hungary. Really need!

[@AlianDubois]

Yes, Sporeville. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and addiction... Mushrooms definitely made a huge difference to why I'm clean today.

[@AndreasSchwarz12]

Shrooms saved me from meth addiction too. Psychedelics could really help addicts a lot!

[@ericszatkowski6001]

This guy is FUKD!!!

[@shawnd980]

With the justice system here in the USA the way it is, he'll probably get probation.

[@ALCRAN2010]

​@@shawnd980he will claim it was the accountants fault and get away with it

[@4fuzzybear]

We can only hope, but in a lib state the DA will make sure he’s back in business within a month or so. Should be life but that won’t happen.

[@MikeConrad-oj6se]

Just off the cuff I can think of two or three reasons he'll be free by the end of the week.

[@augustharlacher5660]

No DOT Insp. will ever go into the cargo area of a trailer! The driver doesn't have to know what's in the trailer, if the company puts their own lock on the trailer. He has a BILL of lading that's all he needs to go down the road! I've picked up many trailers which were sealed with cargo locks! I was given a B.O.L. and took the trailer to the receiver who would cut the lock off and I would back into a dock and drop the trailer and grab an empty trailer and head down the road to a shipper to get reloaded. At no point did I even know what exactly what was in the trailer. The Driver will beat the charges, if he had a B.O.L.! It's not the driver's job to inspect the cargo when it's sealed by someone else! Also, the Driver didn't look nervous to me at all. And besides he did not have a key for the lock, which speaks for itself.

[@Obeijin]

Just a tad over the " personal use " weight ...

[@ivanjakanov]

it could be personal use if it was a charlie sheen sized lifetime supply

[@joshballou8432]

I'd probably die from laughter if somebody said they were a doomsday prepper, and it was all for personal use.🤣

[@midnitetokerj7961]

it was on it's way to hunter biden for the weekend. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Trollzarefunny]

Recycling pederazzzzzz are chirping 😂

[@BillKrayer12thMan]

"It was at this moment he knew he fucked up."//”I swear, officer, it's not mine ‼️"🤣🤣🤣

[@NickKautz]

Well , technically it's not.

[@nunyabidness9974]

Stored the drugs at the front is crazy 😂

[@gilbertvallian559]

Exactly. Just lazy. How can you be so unprepared?! Haul pallets of onions or something strong. Only stack in the back half of the load. No way they're unloading pallets at the inspection point. Print out fake manifest and a proper seal and he's solid.

[@MikeBurney9282]

​@@gilbertvallian559 Or a whole shipment of old rotten Mexican underwear

[@Eribellagt]

In this case who should go to jail 😎😎 the driver, the broker, the shipper & receiver or the carrier trucking company? Need answer. If the driver is just hired driver by company he’s job is to pick and deliver.

[@elmolewis9123]

I wonder how long it took this guy to devise the "no key" plan.

[@chrisdonish]

This guy was a fall guy and probably knew nothing abt trucking, he also no shipping papers yet hauling freight...just a driving red flag.

[@TTOS69]

You know that weed was a cover up for the truck carrying hundreds of millions of dollars worth of sht.

[@TheWorldIsNutz]

Like I said before, it was a sacrificial load

[@120offroadllc]

Cost of doing business. Just a decoy. Topping 100 billion industry. Thanks Joe Biden crime family. 💩

[@calvinh.8882]

I don't think so. If it had just been marijuana, then maybe, but him also having 75 pounds of cocaine and all those little packets of edibles I'd say it was some city dealers' monthly supply.

[@NickKautz]

It's simple... they send 5 trucks expecting 1 to get caught.

[@120offroadllc]

Most would understand it as cost of doing business. This is a 100+ Billion dollar industry.

[@Moonracey1]

Why is this absolutely no surprise. They need to stop just giving slaps on the wrist for trafficking narcotics. If this loas was traveling over state lines it's a federal offense.

[@hlcorick]

So it appears to me to be a federal offense. If you read the description it mentions notifying Home Land Security (a federal agency).

[@ShaneMclane-PrivateEye]

He literally said at the end of the video that the man had federal charges.

[@aeromoe]

"...sweating..." umm yeah. It's nearly May in New Mexico. Inside a building with probably little airflow. Environmentally it's gonna be a bit warm in there.

[@steeleirise9863]

I been inside of there,Definitely correct.Stuffy like a mfer!

[@PilgrimBangs]

Awesome JOB NM State Police ROCK!!

[@loua1519]

I don't THINK I need a search warrant??? Before he blows the entire case I think he better find out.

[@payitforwardpower9910]

But does he? On cmv cargo ?

[@Nobluffbuff]

We don't have rights while hauling freight.

[@Rock-Bottem1982]

I drove O.T.R for years, I've been loaded countless times, and never saw what I was hauling. Sometimes the shipper straps the loads for me, sometimes I have to strap them myself. But, if someone at the shipper threw a few boxes of illegal drugs in my trailer, and I went thru this, ide be shocked as hell and super confused. This driver had to have known about the weed, he was way to calm P.s. I doubt these drugs will be destroyed, they'll find their way back on the black market..."Reality is stranger than fiction"

[@vinnyvincent2862]

Ya"ll think this was accidental ! He been tracked right from his pick up point ! When it comes to drug smuggling on the Highway/Freeway with Semis their are no accidental Big drug busts ! 😮

[@Mike...921]

The driver, ...he ain't heavy, he's my brother! 🎵🎶😂

[@maraleitzen1758]

Been out here 34 years and NEVER had my wagon opened.

[@Five0Five]

The cartel is working hard.

[@reefyapp884]

So what about the company loading it? What happens to them? I'd like to see that follow up video of the investigation.

[@A.D.R.J.Coleman]

Turn around and put your hands behind your back, well sir, they already are 😂😂

[@medhanefssehaye5935]

The police officer was enough information before the guy is here

[@The_Waffle_Queen]

This was a set up all day. 1) very 1st box has MJ? 2) officer knows exactly where to look first. This is the kind of thing you do when you “need a bust” to keep the real operation going. 💯 bull shit.

[@tnmwheatley]

He did not ask to search the vehicle. He did not provide a search warrant. He did not have a K9 do a free air search of the vehicle. He did not have probable cause to search the vehicle. He did not have the right to cut the lock off the vehicle with a search warrant, k9 sniff or probable cause. The weigh station inspector does not have the authority to do a cargo search without permission, search warrant, k9 sniff, or probable cause. The state Trooper, just watched him do that. It is on video. I do not believe in drugs, and I do support law enforcement. But this dude can get off and out of trouble just by subpoena of the video alone. I was stopped in 2004 during a 3 day blitz in Arizona. I was told by a Rookie F.B.I. Agent that I was required to open my Dry Van Doors because I was hauling Hazmat. I Said only if he signs for the seal, and reveals the door with another seal the He replaced it with. That was my only condition. He said I was required to because of my Hazmat Load. I said NO. I had a Arizona Highway Trooper there also. He did not interfere with me saying No. The Agent said he would arrest me. I gave him another option. I told him I would contact my Security Chief, and if he said yes I would. Agent told me to call him. I explained my situation, and my security chief told me to give the agent the phone. What the Agent did not know, was my security chief at the time was a RETIRED S.A.C. of the Atlanta Field Office. He tore the Agent a New 1. The Agent handed me my phone back, and walked away. The State Trooper Sgt. Shook my Hand and thanked me for teaching him a lesson. He said the rookie had only been out of the Academy for 3 Months. And that he probably was not going to make it out of Probation. Needless to say, Know your Rights. But also Be respectful and you will win. As a stated I fully experienced the Same thing this guy did. But I knew my Rights, and Respectfully Forced my Hand. I won. Remember Respect GOES BOTH WAYS. SHOW SOME AND YOU WILL RECEIVE SOME BACK. NOT ALWAYS, BUT MOST OF THE TIME!

[@devynthelonelyfox]

We let these people dictate our lives and ruin them all over everyone’s own personal choice, how sad. Just remember who you put in charge.

[@penelopelgoss2520]

060824. He, the driver, doesn't look nervous to me. He's not dancing around, swinging side to side, looking around, rambling on and on, trying to get away or other. I can't tell if he's sweating and BTw, it's been REALLY hot in NM over the past few days. It was 102 to 105 in Albuquerque this past week. It was cooler today because of the wind and clouds. I don't know what the weather was back on Apri 28th

[@juvawaveredlighttherapy]

Driver: “I thought it was oregano.”

[@mariocontreras2910]

Hes just the driver he just picks up loads if the company loaded the cargo and did not tell him

[@thehumancanary131]

Why did the arrest the chap? He was just the driver - didn't know what he was carrying - just contracted to carry a load from A:B - wrongfull arrest?

[@MooonChild711]

Bro was eight days late to his 420 parade.

[@nickmalone3143]

No juneteenth celebration for him in cell block 6

[@HardCold-Alquan]

@nickmalone3143 You are right - especially since he is hispanic.

[@EricFortuneJr.]

9:47 It’s beyond me why the officers don’t use gloves while handling evidence. You should always use gloves to avoid exposure overdose to God knows what..

[@dukebetrucking]

Somebody snitched or gave a tip in 2024

[@cristopherramon4586]

You guys see all the cops face when they started unloading the boxes and the asked the guy on top are they all like the same weight and he is all like yeah then they started smiling that greedy smile thinking that he would at least get 1 bag or 2 off that weed load

[@chris3325]

Now I’m not saying that the guy wasn’t in on it but as a dude that has loaded a lot of semi trailers I’m here to tell you that I could put whatever I want in the boxes and they wouldn’t know. Also pro tip for a fella: it looks less suspicious if the load was shrink wrapped on pallets.

[@valoware3727]

Either way you need a BOL of shipment

[@Mike_Greentea]

I always got the bypass when I was driving with Danny Herman ( low pay! ) through that station as their CSA score was decent. I would always see the yellow Central transport trucks in line waiting to get bent over 🤓

[@lalousiane7118]

Great job by all the officers, let's get all the drugs off the streets, all the bad guys in prison & all the cartels disbanded. 👍👏👏👏🚔💙🇺🇲🙏👍

[@BAR55825]

Yesssss, Amen, I’m with you 💯% awesome job to the NM officers!! Keep it up and God Bless you all and keep you safe!! 🙏🏻♥️🇺🇸

[@mikeg8630]

I can easily believe alcohol does more damage than all other drugs combined. Shame we can't learn from the past.

[@PAMELAPORTER-ci7mr]

That's a terrific goal, but we'd have to stop the drugs brought in by air, boats, vehicles other than big trucks, and foot.

[@puddincup9879]

lol... they are the reason why they're on the street.

[@Cessna172SNavIII]

@@mikeg8630no it doesn’t

[@ItzEdrick89]

Bro I can't take this pause narration every 20 seconds just play the damn video, we can see it with our own eyes. This AI stuff has gotten way out of control. I can never go to one police video and just watch the video without having a million interruptions telling you exactly what's about to happen and then you see what's about to happen moments later.

[@mulugetakebede6651]

The second Ethiopian truck driver busted for this shit

[@FinoteSelam]

መጨረሻው ምን ተባለ የመጀመርያው ሾፌር?

[@MD-px6oe]

I was wondering...i couldn't tell but he looked Ethiopian

[@shawn3405]

Officer do you have a key for these handcuffs?......NOPE!!!!😂😂😂😂

[@maxpayne7312]

That was a lot of drugs, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a semi truck filled with drugs

[@time2chill121]

Looks like a flip flop wearer, so he probably needed the cash for being illegal Welcome to America buddy

[@joernone]

The driver rolled the dice and lost. So be it.

[@michaelsiengo1]

Dude’s hands were behind his back from the very beginning…because he knew what was coming

[@blaub4r]

thats what everyone call a "jackpot" :D

[@xlrators5378]

Aaaand just like that his life is over lol

[@jaymeez]

So is this guy just a driver picking up and dropping off a load? He didn’t even have the key to the trailer. Could it be that he is innocent and just a driver and they should find who ordered the pick up of the trailer and the destination?

[@Steve-k4f5z]

The difference between legal and illegal today depends on what politician you buy .

[@LegendLength]

and 799 pounds

[@b_moneygo4515]

Poor guy he got the bait load, other truck went through behind full of products.

[@octaviolopezsr.4700]

It’s not that they were lazy and the officers lucky, the reality is that that guy was set up and that was a distraction load to keep many officers busy while three more. loads, went through with fentanyl.

[@ateela15]

Been driving for 4 years. I had my cargo inspected twice and it was in the florida argricultural check station and california. In florida, the shipper brings product from many sources and ships it in one go. So i had bills from like 10 different places. They thought it was something sketchy and broke my seal and climbed in. The cali one they stopped me while bringing roses. They checked a box im guessing for contaminants? It is truly rare to get the seal broken, but it is a possibility.

[@markpreston6930]

Insects or diseases or origination.

[@lakotafire2804]

Thank you, LEOs, for your dedication, sacrifice, bravery, efficiency, and protection. My respect for you. Ithis is one of my very favorite channels.

[@SuperMegaGoofyGoober]

Glazing

[@steeleirise9863]

Bleep 12

[@alexbailey5753]

This is bullshit. The guy will be fine, they did not follow protocol.

[@justtexastom01]

Here’s one for you guys. There are many shippers that put locks on trailers and don’t allow driver inspection. The USPS is one that does this. The driver gets a manifest and that’s it. SO ….unless you know the shipper and the freight refuse the load.

[@tommyc2682]

This guy had no manifest nor bol, if he did and especially if it was from usps.. it wouldn't of probably came to this, but you're right about the border inspection with the dogs, however if he had a manifest from usps and they had the lock keys, and they would of warranted a proper search on the usps cargo(hypothetically of course) then the drivers fate may of turned out differently. But all in all, yes, if no bol and no key to lock nor being allowed to inspect and secure cargo, then refuse load. This may of been a newer driver and naive to shady hauls and not knowing but what a lesson for him to learn and price to pay ...

[@GeeOhJayyy]

So Many Blocks Bouta Be Dry For The Summer

[@djsi38t]

Truck drivers dont check the contents of all the boxes in a trailer...ever.It is entirely likely he did not know what he was hauling.Maybe he was suspicious...but he may not have known....they just move trailers from a to b..

[@richieclark528]

Guy was standing with his hands behind his back pretty much waiting to be cuffed but idk😂😂😂

[@LegendLength]

It's 30 kg of coke he's definitely high up in the business

[@rrios283s73]

This makes no dent in the flow of drugs , What happens to his equipment?

[@michaeljanes-jm5vc]

I ain't dun nuthin Bro.

[@Mr._Bee._]

Hands was already behind the back from the start, How you don’t have the keys to your own lock 🔐 🧐

[@joehayward2631]

As the inspector informed trucker that locks will be cut off, THE BUILDING SMELT THE NASTY ODER OF TRUCKER CRAPPING HIMSELF, THE TRUCKER WAS STANDING IN A PUDDLE OF URINE

[@nospam3001]

That mule was probably only getting paid a few thousand. Now he'll spend a decade or more in prison. And I bet he doesn't know the real identity of a single person he was dealing with, in which case he has nothing to trade.

[@jimmymcjimjim5610]

His forehead was not excessively sweating. What a waste of weed!!

[@alkohallick2901]

Sheeeeeeeit man dat aint mine

[@azroseazlang9995]

lordsburg is close to Mexico Drugs heading to Az New Mexico Colorado etc Thanks Biden

[@Eldiabl0666]

Turn around and out your hands behind your back. Man I had em behind my back since we started 😂