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Cargo hidden under pallets IN the trucks floor?
Sounds kind of suspicious but then they also say a .308 round fits an AK-47. I didn't know that, guess I missed it.
That part about the ammo being "hidden under pallets" and intended for AK-47 is what "Mexican prosecutors said."
If the driver did make a wrong turn. It's going to be a big hole to climb out of.
What if you are caught in a blizzard carrying an AR and wonder into Canada? Good luck...
How do you take a wrong turn and NOT go through Customs?
That reminds me of a young LT in the US Army that also made a wrong turn, or should I say he did not make a turn when he should have? This was about 1972-73 time period.
Anyway, this poor young LT was leading a convoy of trucks carrying (nuclear capable) Pershing Missles and their support equipment to the Sperrgebiet (training area) at Grafenwöhr near the East German Border. By treaty, the missles were not supposed within 5km of the east German Border...Well he ended up in downtown Hof (an old city with very narrow streets), trying to get the carriers (very large trucks with very long trailers that were also the lauchers, with missles in the launchers) turned around so they would not cross into east Germany....they sent the poor boy home after that one.
I did a no-no on that trip..I broke convoy and took all the support vehicles to Grafenwöhr with me, then reported to command where they could find their lost missles...I really felt sorry for the poor kid. He had just received his commission and that was his first (and last) convoy command.
Now you know
Mexican border police spokesman Angel Torres said Bogan claimed he did not have any goods to declare when he attempted to cross back into the United States, the Associated Press reported.
Jabin Bogan, 27, was arrested Tuesday when he tried to re-enter the United States near El Paso, Texas, with 268,000 rounds of ammunition in his truck.
Dennis Mekenye, Bogan's boss at trucking company Demco Express, said Bogan, who sits in a Mexican prison awaiting potential charges, made an "honest mistake.