An employee of a service provider at LAX and another South Bay man have been charged with possessing nearly 24.3 pounds of fentanyl that authorities allege was intended to be transported on a flight to Minnesota.
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LAX service worker among 2 charged for alleged possession of 24 pounds of fentanyl at airport
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LAX security guard allegedly caught with 24 pounds of fentanyl in airport bathroom
An employee of a service provider at Los Angeles International Airport and another South Bay man have been charged with possessing nearly 24.3 pounds of fentanyl that authorities allege was intended to be transported on a flight to Minnesota, officials announced Monday.
LOS ANGELES (KESQ) - An employee of a service provider at Los Angeles International Airport and another South Bay man have been charged with possessing nearly 24.3 pounds of fentanyl that authorities allege was intended to be transported on a flight to Minnesota, officials announced today.
A 24-year-old man working at Los Angeles International Airport and another South Bay man are facing federal charges after authorities said they were caught attempting to transfer more than 24 pounds of fentanyl inside the airport.
Feds busted an airport worker and a friend from turning an LAX men's restroom into a drug den after the duo was caught transporting 24 pounds of fentanyl.
By Matthew Rodriguez A security guard at LAX faces a federal charge after he was allegedly caught with 24 pounds of fentanyl in an airport bathroom. Miguel Angel Tuz-Noh, 24, was charged with possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance.
An employee of a service provider at LAX and another South Bay man have been charged with possessing nearly 24.3 pounds of fentanyl that authorities allege was intended to be transported on a flight to Minnesota.
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