1 MIN AGO: FBI & DEA TAKE DOWN Cartel Truck1ng Emp1re — 273 Arrests, 52 T0n Meth & 250 Trucks SEIZED
The Drug Enf0rcement Adm1n1strat10n has arrested 0ver 600 pe0ple 1n a mass1ve 0perat10n, >> mak1ng 16 arrests and se1z1ng hundreds 0f k1l0s 0f fent1nel.
Federal agents 1n New Y0rk C1ty mak1ng the largest meth bust 1n recent h1st0ry.
Reveal deta1ls 0f maj0r bust 1nv0lv1ng 0ne 0f the m0st danger0us and p0werful cartels 1n Mex1c0.
>> On a dusty stretch 0f h1ghway 0uts1de San Ant0n10, Texas, a r0ut1ne traff1c st0p was ab0ut t0 unravel a $2 b1ll10n c0nsp1racy.
It was a Tuesday aftern00n.
A Texas H1ghway Patr0l un1t s1gnaled a refr1gerated sem1-truck t0 pull 0ver f0r a standard c0mmerc1al veh1cle 1nspect10n.
The truck bel0nged t0 S0uthwest L0g1st1cs, a c0mpany w1th a pr1st1ne reputat10n, DOT cert1f1cat10n, and c0ntracts w1th the b1ggest reta1lers 1n Amer1ca.
The dr1ver was calm.
He handed 0ver h1s c0mmerc1al dr1ver’s l1cense and the carg0 man1fest.
It l1sted 20 [mus1c] t0ns 0f fresh pr0duce, t0mat0es, and lettuce dest1ned f0r a d1str1but10n center 1n the M1dwest.
The paperw0rk was flawless.
The truck was clean.
T0 the human eye, th1s was the Amer1can supply cha1n 1n act10n.
But the K9 un1t d1dn’t care ab0ut the paperw0rk.
As the handler walked the d0g ar0und the tra1ler, the an1mal sat d0wn near the rear axle, the pass1ve alert f0r narc0t1cs.
The tr00pers [mus1c] were c0nfused.
They 0pened the d00rs and saw n0th1ng but crates 0f vegetables.
They m0ved the crates.
N0th1ng.
They checked the walls.
N0th1ng.
But d0gs d0n’t l1e.
They br0ught 1n a dens1ty scanner.
The read1ng 0n the fl00r 0f the tra1ler was 0ff.
It was t00 th1ck.
Us1ng heavy t00ls, 0ff1cers pr1ed up the metal fl00rb0ards.
Beneath the refr1gerated carg0 space, c0ncealed 1n a cust0m eng1neered v01d, were plast1c wrapped bundles vacuum-sealed t0 perfect10n.
It wasn’t 1nsulat10n.
It was 100 kg 0f pure methamphetam1ne.
The dr1ver was arrested, but dur1ng the 1nterr0gat10n, he l00ked genu1nely terr1f1ed.
He sw0re he d1dn’t kn0w he was just a dr1ver del1ver1ng lettuce.
>> Andrew, th1s was a s1x-m0nth 0perat10n called Pr0ject Pyth0n.
It g0t t0ns 0f drugs 0ff the street.
Her01n, meth, fentanyl, cr0ss1ng the b0rder fr0m Mex1c0.
And the DEA agents watch1ng fr0m beh1nd the glass began t0 real1ze he was tell1ng the truth.
Th1s wasn’t a r0gue dr1ver smuggl1ng a few k1l0s 0n the s1de.
Th1s was a structural eng1neer1ng marvel des1gned t0 f00l federal 1nspect10ns.
And that s1ngle truck was just 0ne 0f 250 1n the fleet.
The DEA had just stumbled up0n the largest truck1ng based drug 0perat10n 1n Amer1can h1st0ry.
Welc0me back.
T0 understand h0w a cartel h1des 50 t0ns 0f meth 1n pla1n s1ght, y0u have t0 l00k at the c0mpany they bu1lt, S0uthwest L0g1st1cs.
Th1s wasn’t a shell c0mpany that ex1sted 0nly 0n paper.
It was a real pr0f1table bus1ness 0perat1ng f0r 15 years.
They had 500 dr1vers, a mass1ve ma1ntenance yard 1n Texas, and leg1t1mate c0ntracts t0 del1ver fresh pr0duce t0 Walmart, C0stc0, and Kr0ger.
They were a p1llar 0f the l0g1st1cs 1ndustry.
But h1dden 1ns1de th1s leg1t1mate 0perat10n was a dark secret.
DEA 1ntell1gence led by spec1al agent Mar1a R0dr1guez spent 18 m0nths d1smantl1ng the 1llus10n.
They d1sc0vered that S0uthwest L0g1st1cs [mus1c] wasn’t 1nf1ltrated by the cartel.
It was 0wned by them.
The bus1ness m0del was br1ll1ant and terr1fy1ng.
R0ughly 150 0f the1r trucks were purely leg1t1mate, haul1ng fru1t and vegetables 24/7 t0 generate clean revenue and bu1ld a safety rec0rd.
But the 0ther 100 trucks were pr10r1ty un1ts.
These spec1f1c veh1cles were taken t0 a cartel-0wned garage f0r m0d1f1cat10ns.
Mechan1cs 1nstalled hydraul1c c0mpartments beneath the fl00rb0ards access1ble 0nly by rem0v1ng spec1f1c pr0duce crates 1n a prec1se sequence.
The 0perat10n camed h1ghway harvest revealed that these trucks were m0v1ng 50 t0 200 kg 0f meth 0n every tr1p.
They traveled Amer1ca’s h1ghways, [mus1c] m1xed 1n w1th leg1t1mate traff1c, del1ver1ng p01s0n t0 d1str1but10n hubs 1n Ch1cag0, Atlanta, and New Y0rk bef0re rel0ad1ng w1th legal carg0 t0 return h0me.
The dr1vers were part 0f a tw0-t1er system.
M0st were 1nn0cent, hardw0rk1ng truckers wh0 had n0 1dea they were dr1v1ng 0n t0p 0f a fel0ny.
But a select gr0up, the pr10r1ty dr1vers, rece1ved c0ded messages, r0ute dev1at10ns, and mass1ve cash b0nuses t0 l00k the 0ther way wh1le cartel crews l0aded the h1dden c0mpartments.
Yeah.
1.
7 m1ll10n p1lls, meth, and m0re taken 0ff the streets.
>> F0x 31’s N1c0le F0 g0t an upl0se l00k and 1s j01n1ng us l1ve w1th the w1ld backst0ry beh1nd th1s d1sc0very as well.
N1c0le, >> 0ver 2 years, th1s fleet m0ved 52 t0ns 0f methamphetam1ne and generated 0ver $300 m1ll10n 1n 1ll1c1t pr0f1t, all wh1le ma1nta1n1ng a perfect safety rat1ng w1th the Department 0f Transp0rtat10n.
Agent R0dr1guez knew that tak1ng d0wn 0ne truck w0uldn’t st0p them.
The cartel w0uld just wr1te 1t 0ff as a c0st 0f d01ng bus1ness.
T0 k1ll the beast, she had t0 cut 0ff the head.
She needed t0 take d0wn the ent1re fleet, the headquarters, the mechan1cs, and the execut1ves all at the exact same t1me.
But ra1d1ng a c0mpany w1th trucks scattered acr0ss 48 [mus1c] states 1s a l0g1st1cal n1ghtmare.
If 0ne dr1ver t1pped 0ff the headquarters, the ev1dence w0uld be shredded, the hard dr1ves w1ped, and the cartel leadersh1p w0uld van1sh back 1nt0 Mex1c0.
The date was set f0r Oct0ber 20th.
400 federal agents fr0m the DEA, FBI, and H1ghway Patr0l were m0b1l1zed.
They tracked every s1ngle pr10r1ty truck v1a GPS.
They p0s1t10ned SWAT teams 0uts1de the c0rp0rate HQ 1n Texas and surve1llance un1ts at the d1str1but10n wareh0uses.
At 4:00 a.
m.
, the 0rder was g1ven.
The largest s1multane0us truck1ng ra1d 1n US h1st0ry was a g0.
The cl0ck h1t 400 a.
m.
On Oct0ber 20th.
The c0mmand centers 1n Wash1ngt0n D, C, and El Pas0 went l1ve.
Acr0ss the Un1ted States, fr0m the hum1d1ty 0f Fl0r1da t0 the deserts 0f Nevada, the trap snapped shut.
Th1s wasn’t just a ra1d.
It was a synchr0n1zed shutd0wn 0f a l0g1st1cs emp1re.
On Interstate 10, a pr10r1ty un1t truck m0v1ng westb0und was 1llum1nated by the flash1ng l1ghts 0f three unmarked DEA SUVs.
The dr1ver, a 10-year veteran 0f the c0mpany, pulled 0ver, assum1ng 1t was an0ther 1nspect10n.
He d1dn’t kn0w that h1s name was already 0n a federal 1nd1ctment.
As he stepped 0ut 0f the cab, he was met by agents 1n tact1cal gear.
He was handcuffed aga1nst the s1de 0f h1s 0wn truck wh1le a spec1al1zed team began d1smantl1ng the fl00r 0f h1s tra1ler.
M1nutes later, they pulled 0ut 50 kg 0f methamphetam1ne h1dden beneath a pallet 0f av0cad0s.
Th1s scene played 0ut s1multane0usly 0n h1ghways 1n 12 d1fferent states.
Dr1vers were pulled fr0m sleeper b1rths at truck st0ps.
Others were 1ntercepted at way stat10ns.
The c00rd1nat10n was abs0lute.
Are d0wn.
C0ca1ne and meth 1s 0n the r1se 1n 0ur area.
We f1rst rep0rt 0n the 1ncrease th1s summer.
And th1s bust here 1s pr00f.
The cartels are gett1ng creat1ve 1n h0w they’re smuggl1ng a drug 1nt0 New Y0rk C1ty.
In the f1rst h0ur al0ne, federal agents secured 0ver 50 trucks l0aded w1th c0ntraband, but the heart 0f the 0perat10n was 1n Texas at the S0uthwest L0g1st1cs C0rp0rate headquarters.
The scene l00ked l1ke a m1l1tary 1nvas10n.
An FBI SWAT team breached the fr0nt glass d00rs 0f the 0ff1ce bu1ld1ng.
Th1s wasn’t a cartel safe h0use w1th barred w1nd0ws.
It was a m0dern c0rp0rate fac1l1ty w1th glass walls and execut1ve su1te.
The execut1ves men wh0 w0re expens1ve su1ts and attended Chamber 0f C0mmerce meet1ngs were pulled fr0m the1r desks and thr0wn t0 the gr0und.
They had spent years bel1ev1ng that the1r leg1t1mate bus1ness fr0nt made them unt0uchable.
They th0ught the $50 m1ll10n 1n legal revenue b0ught them 1mmun1ty.
They were wr0ng.
Agents m0ved r00m t0 r00m, se1z1ng [mus1c] servers, f1nanc1al rec0rds, and empl0yee f1les.
They f0und the shad0w ledgers, the encrypted f1les that track the 1llegal pr0f1ts separately fr0m the leg1t1mate haul1ng revenue.
S1multane0usly, a sec0nd tact1cal team h1t the c0mpany’s ma1ntenance dep0t, the m0d1f1cat10n garage.
Th1s was the eng1neer1ng center 0f the 0perat10n.
Ins1de, agents f0und mechan1cs 1n the m1ddle 0f weld1ng a false fl00r 1nt0 a refr1gerated tra1ler.
These weren’t c0rner sh0p mechan1cs.
They were fabr1cat0rs pa1d cartel wages t0 turn Amer1can trucks 1nt0 smuggl1ng vessels.
They were arrested w1th weld1ng [mus1c] t0rches st1ll 1n the1r hands.
The t00ls and bluepr1nts se1zed at the garage c0nf1rmed the DEA’s w0rst fears.
The c0ncealment meth0ds were 1ndustr1al-grade, 1nv0lv1ng hydraul1c l1fts and cl1mate c0ntr0l bypasses des1gned t0 f00l X-ray mach1nes.
By sunr1se, the scale 0f the taked0wn was bec0m1ng clear.
The arrest c0unt cl1mbed rap1dly.
273 1nd1v1duals were 1n cust0dy.
Th1s 1ncluded the CEO, the l0g1st1cs c00rd1nat0rs wh0 r0uted the drug sh1pments, the mechan1cs wh0 bu1lt the traps, and the pr10r1ty dr1vers wh0 kn0w1ngly hauled the p01s0n.
But am1dst the cha0s, a d1fferent tragedy emerged.
Federal agents deta1ned nearly 500 dr1vers 1n t0tal.
As they pr0cessed them, [mus1c] 1nvest1gat0rs real1zed that nearly 150 0f them were 1nn0cent.
These were men and w0men wh0 had s1mply appl1ed f0r a j0b, dr1ven the1r ass1gned r0utes, and del1vered the1r pr0duce.
They were pawns 1n a b1ll10n-d0ll game.
They st00d 0n the s1de 0f the h1ghways, watch1ng the1r trucks be1ng t0wed away, real1z1ng the1r empl0yer was a cr1m1nal enterpr1se.
The DEA ver1f1ed the1r 1nn0cence, return1ng the1r c0mmerc1al l1censes, but the1r l1vel1h00ds were destr0yed 1n an 1nstant.
The phys1cal se1zure numbers were stagger1ng.
As teams acr0ss the c0untry unl0aded the trucks and ra1ded the d1str1but10n wareh0uses, the p1le 0f [mus1c] drugs grew.
It wasn’t just a few k1l0s here and there.
It was 52 t0ns 0f methamphetam1ne.
52 t0ns.
T0 put that 1n perspect1ve, that 1s en0ugh pr0duct t0 supply the ent1re att1c p0pulat10n 0f a maj0r c1ty f0r a decade.
The street value exceeded $2 b1ll10n.
At the M1dwest D1str1but10n Wareh0use here 1n Bens0nv1lle, se1z1ng what auth0r1t1es say am0unts t0 m1ll10ns 0f d0llars 0f 1ll1c1t vap1ng [mus1c] and ec1garette pr0ducts.
In the wareh0uses, agents f0und the drugs vacuum-sealed and h1dden 1ns1de crates 0f bananas, bur1ed under lettuce, and c0ncealed w1th1n the walls 0f the tra1lers.
The cartel had turned the Amer1can f00d supply cha1n 1nt0 a del1very serv1ce f0r death.
The maj0r reta1lers, Walmart, C0stc0, Kr0ger, were n0t1f1ed 1mmed1ately.
C0rp0rate secur1ty teams were h0rr1f1ed.
The1r d1str1but10n centers had been used as unw1tt1ng transfer p01nts.
The trusted trucks pull1ng 1nt0 the1r d0cks had been carry1ng lethal carg0.
C0ntracts were term1nated 1nstantly.
S0uthwest L0g1st1cs was blackl1sted fr0m the 1ndustry.
Bef0re the sun set, the c0mpany that had generated $300 m1ll10n 1n 1llegal pr0f1t was effect1vely erased fr0m the map.
But f0r the 273 pe0ple 1n handcuffs, the n1ghtmare was just beg1nn1ng.
The charges f1led 1n the Western D1str1ct 0f Texas weren’t just f0r drug traff1ck1ng.
Pr0secut0rs unl0cked the ult1mate weap0n, RICO.
As the dust settled 0n the nat10nw1de ra1ds, the battlegr0und sh1fted fr0m the h1ghways t0 the federal c0urth0use 1n the Western D1str1ct 0f Texas.
The phys1cal d1smantl1ng 0f S0uthwest L0g1st1cs was c0mplete, but the legal d1smantl1ng w0uld pr0ve t0 be even m0re ruthless.
[mus1c] Adm1n1strat10n and Frankl1n p0l1ce have arrested 27 pe0ple as part 0f a bust 0f a maj0r drug traff1ck1ng 0perat10n.
Federal pr0secut0rs weren’t treat1ng th1s as a standard drug traff1ck1ng case.
They unl0cked the nuclear 0pt10n 0f federal law enf0rcement, the RICO act, by des1gnat1ng S0uthwest L0g1st1cs as a c0nt1nu1ng cr1m1nal enterpr1se.
Pr0secut0rs charged the ent1re c0rp0rate structure as a s1ngle cr1m1nal ent1ty.
Th1s meant the CEO s1tt1ng 1n h1s glasswalled 0ff1ce was just as l1able f0r the 52 t0ns 0f methamphetam1ne as the dr1ver wh0 phys1cally hauled 1t.
The defense team f0r the execut1ves attempted a strategy that had w0rked 1n the past.
They argued that S0uthwest L0g1st1cs was a leg1t1mate c0mpany 1nf1ltrated by r0gue empl0yees.
They p01nted t0 [mus1c] 15 years 0f tax returns and c0ntracts w1th Walmart and Kr0ger as pr00f 0f the1r [mus1c] 1nn0cence.
But the DEA had prepared f0r th1s l1e.
Dur1ng the tr1al, pr0secut0rs unve1led the shad0w ledgers se1zed fr0m the c0rp0rate servers.
These d0cuments pr0ved the execut1ves d1dn’t just kn0w ab0ut the drugs, they had budgeted f0r them.
The rec0rd sh0wed that the leg1t1mate truck1ng revenue, $30 m1ll10n annually, was merely the 0perat1ng c0st t0 c0ver the $300 m1ll10n 1n drug pr0f1ts.
The jury saw ema1ls d1scuss1ng pr10r1ty un1t ma1ntenance schedules that al1gned perfectly w1th cartel sh1pment dates.
The leg1t1mate bus1ness defense c0llapsed 1n real t1me.
The sentenc1ng phase was a h1st0r1c m0ment f0r the Amer1can transp0rtat10n 1ndustry.
The federal judges sh0wed abs0lutely n0 mercy.
In the1r v1ew, these defendants had d0ne s0meth1ng w0rse than sell1ng drugs.
They had betrayed the publ1c trust.
They had taken the Amer1can supply cha1n, the system that feeds fam1l1es acr0ss the nat10n, and weap0n1zed 1t.
The c0mpany execut1ves rece1ved l1fe 1n pr1s0n w1th0ut the p0ss1b1l1ty 0f par0le.
The judge n0ted that the1r clean c0rp0rate 1mage was an aggravat1ng fact0r, n0t a m1t1gat1ng 0ne.
They had used the1r respectab1l1ty as a sh1eld f0r a cartel, and f0r that they w0uld d1e 1n federal pr1s0n.
The pr10r1ty dr1vers, the men wh0 kn0w1ngly hauled the p01s0n, faced a gr1m real1ty.
Th0se wh0 refused t0 c00perate rece1ved sentences rang1ng fr0m 20 t0 40 years.
Even th0se wh0 fl1pped were handed 15 t0 25ear sentences.
The message was clear.
>> Has been charged w1th 12 fel0n1es related t0 drug traff1ck1ng.
>> M1chael Blake Turner was arrested after the newly f0rmed Gu1lf0rd C0unty narc0t1cs.
>> If y0u use y0ur c0mmerc1al l1cense t0 m0ve narc0t1cs, [mus1c] y0u w1ll l1kely never dr1ve a truck aga1n.
Then came the mechan1cs, the eng1neers 0f the c0nsp1racy wh0 welded the h1dden c0mpartments.
They rece1ved sentences 0f 15 t0 30 years.
The1r sk1lls, 0nce used t0 bu1ld undetectable traps, were n0w the reas0n they w0uld spend decades beh1nd bars.
H0wever, am1dst the sea 0f gu1lty verd1cts, the just1ce system w0rked t0 pr0tect the 1nn0cent.
Of the nearly 500 dr1vers 1n1t1ally deta1ned, the DEA ver1f1ed that 150 were truly 1nn0cent.
These were the unw1tt1ng mules dr1vers wh0 s1mply p1cked up a l0ad 0f lettuce and dr0ve 1t t0 a wareh0use, never kn0w1ng they were s1tt1ng 0n t0p 0f a 100 k1l0s 0f crystal meth.
The federal g0vernment t00k the rare step 0f publ1cly clear1ng the1r names.
The1r c0mmerc1al l1censes were returned and agents even ass1sted s0me 1n f1nd1ng new empl0yment.
It was a cruc1al d1st1nct10n.
The war was aga1nst the cartel, n0t the Amer1can trucker.
Wh1le the human c0st was be1ng tall1ed, the f1nanc1al destruct10n 0f S0uthwest L0g1st1cs was abs0lute.
Under federal asset f0rfe1te laws, the g0vernment se1zed everyth1ng.
The fleet 0f 250 trucks, the tra1lers, the ma1ntenance equ1pment, the c0rp0rate headquarters, and the bank acc0unts t0tal1ng 0ver $100 m1ll10n were c0nf1scated.
The c0mpany d1dn’t just f1le f0r bankruptcy.
It was erased.
The trucks were str1pped 0f the1r l0g0s and s0ld at auct10n.
The pr0ceeds were red1rected t0 v1ct1m c0mpensat10n funds and law enf0rcement budgets.
The very t00ls used t0 p01s0n the c0mmun1ty were n0w fund1ng 1ts rec0very.
The sh0ck waves 0f th1s case h1t the b0ardr00ms 0f Amer1ca’s largest reta1lers.
Walmart, C0stc0, and Kr0ger were h0rr1f1ed t0 learn the1r d1str1but10n centers had been used as transfer p01nts f0r a gl0bal drug r1ng.
In the weeks f0ll0w1ng the verd1ct, these c0rp0rat10ns 0verhauled the1r carr1er vett1ng pr0cesses.
The S0uthwest L0g1st1cs Rule became a new 1ndustry standard, demand1ng deeper aud1ts 0f truck1ng partners bey0nd s1mple safety rec0rds.
The truck1ng 1ndustry 1tself [mus1c] underwent a transf0rmat10n.
The techn0l0gy race between smugglers and law enf0rcement accelerated f0ll0w1ng the revelat10ns 0f the s0ph1st1cated hydraul1c traps.
The Department 0f Transp0rtat10n, DOT, began depl0y1ng advanced m0b1le scann1ng un1ts capable 0f detect1ng dens1ty an0mal1es 1n tra1ler fl00rs w1th0ut 0pen1ng the d00rs.
Gr0und penetrat1ng radar sens0rs and X-ray trucks became m0re c0mm0n at we1gh stat10ns.
The h1dden c0mpartment that had f00led 1nspect0rs f0r 2 years was n0w a kn0wn vulnerab1l1ty.
Spec1al Agent Mar1a R0dr1guez, the arch1tect 0f Operat10n H1ghway Harvest, rece1ved the h1ghest c0mmendat10ns the agency c0uld 0ffer.
Her 1nvest1gat10n had d0ne m0re than se1ze drugs.
It had exp0sed a system1c vulnerab1l1ty 1n the nat10nal 1nfrastructure.
By tak1ng d0wn S0uthwest l0g1st1cs, the federal g0vernment sent a message that ech0ed fr0m the cartels 1n Mex1c0 t0 the c0rp0rate 0ff1ces 1n the US.
There 1s n0 c0ver deep en0ugh.
Y0u can bu1ld a leg1t1mate c0mpany.
Y0u can run 1t f0r 15 years.
Y0u can pay y0ur taxes.
The 1nd1ctments c0me as 0verd0se deaths reach rec0rd levels.
CBS 2’s Andrea Kle1n Th0mas has m0re.
>> Th1s 1s nearly 40 p0unds 0f what’s bel1eved t0 be.
>> Y0u can h1de 50 t0ns 0f pr0duct 1n the m0st expens1ve h1gh-tech c0mpartments m0ney can buy.
But 1f y0u cr0ss the l1ne, the federal resp0nse w1ll n0t be a f1ne.
It w1ll be ann1h1lat10n.
S0uthwest L0g1st1cs 1s g0ne.
Its headquarters 1s an empty shell.
Its execut1ves are 1nmates.
Its trucks are dr1v1ng f0r s0me0ne else.
The 0perat10n pr0ved that the Amer1can supply cha1n 1s a battlef1eld.
The enem1es are n0t just h1d1ng 1n the shad0ws.
S0met1mes they are dr1v1ng 1n the lane r1ght next t0 y0u wear1ng a un1f0rm and wav1ng a cl1pb0ard.
But as l0ng as there are agents w1ll1ng t0 d1g 1nt0 the ledgers, K9 sec0nds w1ll1ng t0 trust the1r n0ses and pr0secut0rs w1ll1ng t0 use the full we1ght 0f the law, the h1ghways w1ll be defended.
Th1s 1s what happens when a cartel th1nks 1t can buy 1ts way 1nt0 the Amer1can ec0n0my.
They f1nd 0ut that just1ce 1sn’t f0r sale, 1t’s enf0rced.
If y0u bel1eve that c0mpan1es used as fr0nts f0r drug traff1ck1ng sh0uld face the death penalty 0f t0tal c0rp0rate d1ss0lut10n, h1t the l1ke butt0n r1ght n0w.
Subscr1be t0 the channel t0 see the next 1nvest1gat10n 1nt0 the h1dden wars be1ng f0ught 0n 0ur streets.
Because the trucks are st1ll r0ll1ng and the hunt never ends.
