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Texas DPS troopers discovered two illegal aliens in the trunk of a car during a traffic stop this past Wednesday in Kinney County after the driver, Vanesa Gutierrez, gave consent to search the trunk.
Gutierrez and passenger Crisol Bernice Reyes, both from Fort Worth, were arrested for human smuggling. Troopers also found a firearm inside the car. The two illegal aliens were handed over to the Border Patrol.
9/11: @TxDPS Troopers arrest two female smugglers from Fort Worth, Texas for smuggling, after finding two illegal immigrants inside the trunk of the vehicle.
Vanesa Gutierrez & Crisol Bernice Reyes are charged with human smuggling. #OperationLoneStar pic.twitter.com/sJaSYgzlzO
— Chris Olivarez (@LtChrisOlivarez) September 13, 2024
Texas DPS troopers are working across numerous counties in Texas to pursue human smugglers and illegal aliens to make their state a safer place to live. […]
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