Texas Woman, 25, Pleads Guilty to Trafficking More Than 40 Pounds of Cocaine in San Ysidro ...Middle East

Federal courthouse in downtown San Diego. Photo by Chris Stone A woman who attempted to smuggle more than 40 pounds of cocaine through the San Ysidro Port of Entry, then fabricated messages to make it appear she was tricked into smuggling the drugs, pleaded guilty this week to federal charges. Victoria Carmona, 25, of San Antonio, Texas, was arrested in February after she was caught with 42.4 pounds of cocaine in her vehicle. The U.S. Attorney’s Office said Carmona claimed she was only hired to bring cash into the United States, and was unaware any drugs were in her vehicle. This account was backed up by Facebook Messenger conversations she shared with investigators, though pros

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