Mexican authorities uncover cross-border tunnel in Tijuana likely used for drug, weapons trafficking

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TIJUANA, Mexico (KABC) — Mexican authorities found a cross-border tunnel in Tijuana that likely connects to a well-known street in San Diego.

The nearly 900 feet long tunnel was likely used to traffic weapons, explosives and illegal drugs, Mexico’s Federal Attorney General’s Office (FGR) said.

It reportedly reaches a depth of about 21 feet and has operating infrastructure, including lighting and ventilation.

Authorities found the tunnel when executing a search warrant at a home in the Nueva Tijuana neighborhood as part of an investigation into violations of public health regulations and federal firearms and explosives laws.

Authorities said the property appeared to function

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