Friday, 06 June 2025

CAUGHT: Texas Deputy Finds Illegals Smuggled In Hay


A sheriff’s deputy pulled over a Ford F-250 towing hay bales on IH-10.

Nothing surprising about that.

But something tipped off the officer.

And inside the hay bales were a dozen people hiding inside.

It was a routine traffic stop that turned into a illegal immigrant smuggling bust.

While they may try being clever, as we can see, they’re going to get caught.

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New York Post reports:

A Texas sheriff deputy discovered a dozen illegal migrants crammed together inside hay bales in an alleged human smuggling scheme during a routine traffic stop Tuesday.

The deputy pulled over a white Ford F-250 pickup towing several massive bales of hay on a trailer driving along IH-10 near Flatonia just before 1 p.m., according to the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office.

When the officer got a closer look at the round hay bales, he was shocked to find 12 people hidden inside.

The smugglers had “meticulously altered and hollowed out” the bales to create cramped compartments where they could sneak people into to hide from the authorities, Sheriff Keith Korenek said.

The bales concealed a metal framework contraption fitted with small compartments where the illegal immigrants were hidden, according to Korenek.

“Inside those compartments, deputies discovered multiple undocumented individuals being smuggled in dangerously confined spaces,” the sheriff’s office statement read. “This method of concealment is not only deceptive but incredibly dangerous to human life.”

The driver of the F-250, identified by police as Delbert Flanders, 44, of Kansas, was arrested on state and federal smuggling charges and taken to a local hospital for unspecified medical treatment, Korenek said.

What type of medical treatment was not released by a spokesman for the sheriff’s office.

Police also arrested two suspects who they identified as the “coordinators of the operation.”

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Here’s a pic looking down into it:

And here’s a post showing inside of the hay:

So next time you see bales of hay on a truck, be wary.

This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport.

View the original article here.


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