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2 surrender in Houston in connection to drug ring looking to smuggle $1M worth of drugs into U.S. prisons - Vimarsana News

2 surrender in Houston in connection to drug ring looking to smuggle $1M worth of drugs into U.S. prisons

This is on a cartel level," says Community Activist Quanell X. "It’s one of the most dangerous cases I’ve dealt with because not only did you have the street element looking for them, you also had law enforcement looking for them at the same time," Quanell explains. 

Prison drug smuggling by drone: Noah Stegall, Keierra Hunter surrender in Harris County weeks after plot uncovered in Louisiana - Vimarsana News

Prison drug smuggling by drone: Noah Stegall, Keierra Hunter surrender in Harris County weeks after plot uncovered in Louisiana

Noah Stegall and Keierra Hunter surrendered to the Harris County Jail on Tuesday weeks after they were implicated in a drug smuggling plot by drone.

Source: abc13.com
Prison drug smuggling by drone: Suspects Noah Stegall, Keierra Hunter due in Harris County before being extradited to Louisiana - Vimarsana News

Prison drug smuggling by drone: Suspects Noah Stegall, Keierra Hunter due in Harris County before being extradited to Louisiana

Two suspects charged after a stockpile of drugs was uncovered turned themselves into the Harris County Jail and will be extradited to Louisiana.

Source: abc13.com
2 surrender in Houston in connection to drug ring looking to smuggle $1M worth of drugs into U.S. prisons - Vimarsana News

2 surrender in Houston in connection to drug ring looking to smuggle $1M worth of drugs into U.S. prisons

This is on a cartel level," says Community Activist Quanell X. "It’s one of the most dangerous cases I’ve dealt with because not only did you have the street element looking for them, you also had law enforcement looking for them at the same time," Quanell explains.