U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers made two significant seizures of cocaine. A drug-sniffing dog assisted in finding over 80 pounds of cocaine hidden in a tractor-trailer.

A second bust occurred three days later, where officers discovered more than 140 pounds of cocaine in a truck. The truck's manifest had listed the cargo as car parts, but instead contained the large quantity of cocaine. Homeland Security is investigating both cases, which involved nearly $3 million worth of cocaine.

Further details on the seizures and investigations are available from the source.