Celery Used to Hide 2,380 Pounds of Methamphetamine En Route to Atlanta Area Farmer’s Market

At the beginning of the week, federal agents investigated a semitrailer coming across the Mexican border on the way to an Atlanta area farmer’s market.

The agents tracked the drugs to a farmers market in Forest Park, Georgia. Agents found 2,380 pounds of methamphetamine hidden in celery. The DEA said it’s one of the largest seizures like this; agents confiscated the drugs.

A Mexican national, 40-year old Jesus Martinez, was arrested  in relation to the methamphetamine that was seized. Needless to say, the celery didn’t make it to the farmers market.

This was the third-largest meth seizure DEA wide and valued at $3 million wholesale.

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