U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized over $20 million worth of methamphetamine that was being smuggled in bottled mineral water from Mexico at a South Texas port of entry. It's part of a growing trend being seen in South Texas of large amounts of meth and cocaine seized at ports in single incident events.

Office of Field Operations officers at the Roma Port of Entry in Texas hit the mother lode recently. On March 5,

More than $20 million in methamphetamine was found inside a tractor trailer hauling bottled mineral water, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.