More than $20M worth of alleged meth found inside bottled mineral water

ROMA, Texas (ValleyCentral) — United States Customs and Border Protection officers seized more than $20 million worth of alleged methamphetamine.

According to a news release from CBP, on March 5, officers stationed at the Roma International Bridge encountered a tractor trailer hauling a shipment of bottled mineral water.

^{(Source: United States Customs and Border Protection)}

The trailer was selected for inspection. During the inspection, CBP officers found 1,632 bottles containing 2,268.51 pounds of alleged liquid methamphetamine.

The narcotics had a total street value of  $20,279,137. 

CBP seized the methamphetamine and tractor trailer. Homeland Security Investigations special agents have begun a criminal investigation.