The Times Herald
COURTHOUSE, Pennsylvania -- Montgomery County law enforcement authorities Monday announced they cracked a major cocaine-trafficking ring headed by four illegal aliens from Mexico, who allegedly distributed high-quality, low-cost cocaine to street dealers in the Norristown-Conshohocken area.
"This is a big case," said county District Attorney Bruce L. Castor Jr., standing in front of a conference table heaped with 44 pounds of cocaine having a street value of more than $2 million and piles of cash totaling more than $300,000.
"Many, many drug dealers were being supplied by this group of men," said Castor. "I think we have struck a very, very serious blow to narcotics trafficking here in Central Montgomery County."