Two men were arrested in Georgia in a $22 million drug bust, according to authorities.
Candido Rangel Garcia, 45, and Aldolfo Solorio Garcia, 31, were arrested during a traffic stop in Oakwood, Georgia, shortly after 10 p.m. Friday, according to the Hall County Sheriff’s Office.
About 700 pounds of liquid methamphetamine was seized with the help of drug investigators from the Hall County Sheriff’s Office Special Investigations Unit.
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Two men were arrested in Georgia in a $22 million drug bust, according to authorities.
(Hall County Sheriff’s Office)
The drugs were being transported in multiple containers similar to gasoline cans, the sheriff’s office said, and the estimated street value is $22 million.
The two suspects were charged with methamphetamine trafficking and are both being held without bail.
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Cándido Rangel García, 45, and Aldolfo Solorio García, 31, were arrested on drug charges.
(Hall County Sheriff’s Office)
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The sheriff’s office said it does not anticipate any more arrests in connection with the drug bust.
