Border Patrol brokers arrest three Us residents accused of smuggling Mexicans

U.S. Customs and Border Safety brokers in Arizona arrested a few U.S. citizens over the earlier weekend who ended up billed with human smuggling.

Chief Patrol Agent of the U.S. Border Patrol's Tucson Sector John Modlin tweeted on Saturday that agents in Tucson, Arizona, arrested two U.S. citizens for allegedly attempting to smuggle five Mexican citizens.

A loaded firearm was also taken from the people, as properly as a "little amount of meth and fentanyl."

Modlin also tweeted on Saturday that a further U.S. citizen was arrested soon after fleeing from the Border Patrol station in Sonoita, Arizona.

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection brokers in Arizona arrested at least a few U.S. citizens above the earlier weekend who were being billed with human smuggling. (U.S. Customs and Border Protection)

According to the official, the driver of a auto was arrested just after fleeing the region when he was referred for a secondary inspection. Soon after fleeing, the driver misplaced command of the car or truck.

4 Mexican citizens were being also arrested nearby in the incident.