

A tip from Crime Stoppers led a Texas sheriff’s office to an assortment of drugs and an alligator the length of a toddler in one man’s home.
The Rusk County Sheriff’s Office and the Texas Game Warden investigated a home on Jan. 21 after receiving a tip about drug distribution and illegal possession of an alligator, they announced in a Facebook post.
A search warrant resulted in officers finding a number of controlled substances, including magic mushrooms, PCP, THC edibles and vape cartridges, and 1 pound of marijuana, the post said.
But officers also found a 3-foot-long visitor in the home: a Caiman alligator, according to the post.
They are relocating the slithery animal to a wildlife rescue in Dallas.
Officers also found firearms and money in the home, the post said.
A 44-year-old man was arrested at the home and charged with four controlled substance felony offenses.
Rusk County is about 140 miles southeast of Dallas.
TYT Newsroom
more recommended stories
Historic record in remittances for Yucatan: exceeding $390 million US dollars in one year
The general director of the Institute.
Export of cannabis orchards are planned for this year
Plan Tetecala has already reached three.
The 2023 edition of the Mérida Fest consolidates the city as a cultural reference point
Cultural diversity, creativity, talent, and citizen.
Yucatan’s economic growth is an opportunity to strengthen the timber industry sector
The economic growth that is perceived.
Fiesta Americana Stelaris Bar opens its doors in Merida
As one of only three venues.
Fashion icon Paco Rabanne Dies at 88
Paco Rabanne, best known for his.
These are the 9 Top Yucatecan restaurants according to the Mexico Gastronomic Guide
In its ninth edition, the Mexico.
The New York Times says Chinese companies are investing millions in Mexico
Peter Goodman from The New York.
Pemex denied it, but they did hire Baker Hughes
The same day that AMLO’s eldest.
Route of the Mayan Train in Yucatan: stations and stops near Merida
Little by little the route of.
Leave a Comment