Officials make shocking discovery at Texas-Mexico border

Border patrol agents on Texas limit Made two interesting findings during a vehicle search last weekend, resulting in the arrest of three people in two separate incidents.

A 20-year-old man and a 21-year-old woman, both US nationals, moved to the United States through International Bridge Anzaldus When their vehicle was marked on Sunday by CBP agents for another review.

After the investigation, officials discovered a spider monkey located inside a backpack in a vehicle. Two individuals were detained and the monkey was transported to the Gladys Porter Zoo in Brownsville.

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Authorities discovered a spider monkey in a vehicle crossing the Texas-Mexico border. (East)

The Convention on International Trade Completered types of wild fauna and flora protects certain types of monkeys, and their imports are regulated by the centers for the control and prevention of the disease, according to CBP officials. However, monkeys should not be imported as pets.

On the same day, CPB agents at the Hidalgo International Bridge stopped a 68-year-old Mexican citizen Moving to the US for another review.

Agents have discovered approximately 73 pounds of alleged cocaine astonished within a man’s explorer Fort. Authorities estimate that alleged narcotics have a street value of about $ 980,000.

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Border patrol agents have seized packages containing about 73 pounds of alleged cocaine in the Hidalgo entrance port on the Texas-Mexico border. (Customs and border patrol)

The man was taken into custody Homeland Security and cocaine seized CBP.

Authorities did not publish the identities of the three suspects.

“Our front line CBP officers And agricultural experts remain awake while conducting their inspections; Their attention to details and inspections has led to intercept the endangered species and significant attacks of narcotics in two separate events of implementation, “said Hidalgo Carlos Rodriguez Luke director in a statement.” We are still dedicated to preventing the exploitation of protected animals and the spread of animals. The deprivation of narcotics also enhance our continuous commitment to our border security mission. “

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CBP did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.