Zavala County Traffic Stop Leads to Significant Methamphetamine Seizure
CRYSTAL CITY, TX — On April 21, 2024, a routine traffic stop by the Zavala County Sheriff’s Office led to the arrest of an individual and the seizure of a substantial amount of illegal drugs. The incident occurred when deputies pulled over a White Dodge SUV in Crystal City for a traffic violation.
During the stop, the driver, initially providing a false identity, was later identified as Oscar Calva Cruz. Upon verification, it was discovered that Calva Cruz was an undocumented non-citizen residing in the United States illegally. The traffic stop escalated when deputies found 43 grams of methamphetamine in his possession.
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Calva Cruz faces multiple charges, including manufacturing or delivery of a controlled substance in Penalty Group 1, a first-degree felony, along with charges for failure to identify and outstanding warrants. The severity of the charges highlights the significant nature of the narcotics offense.
The ongoing investigation is being conducted collaboratively between the Zavala County Sheriff’s Office (ZCSO) and the Texas Department of Public Safety (TXDPS). This case underscores the critical role of routine traffic stops in combating drug trafficking and maintaining public safety.
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Local authorities are using this incident to remind the public of the dangers associated with illegal drug use and trafficking. They continue to urge anyone with information on drug-related activities to come forward to help keep the community safe.
This arrest is part of broader efforts by law enforcement agencies across Texas to clamp down on drug trafficking, particularly methamphetamine, which continues to pose significant public health and safety challenges.
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