Video of 12 dug smugglers in one group.
Last Updated on Sunday, 04 March 2012 04:52 Written by AZBDNews Saturday, 03 March 2012 23:46
Our trail cameras continue to capture groups of illegal aliens and drug smugglers walking through the AZ desert. The group below of 12 drug smugglers is one of the largest groups of drug smugglers we have ever caught on video.
12 drug smugglers, 30 miles north of the border - AZ Border Defenders
Video from a trail camera placed by the AZ Border Defenders of 12 drug smugglers 30 miles north of the border.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7269-EVXxA8&feature=player_embedded
7 illegal aliens 40 miles north of the border - AZ Border Defenders
Video from a trail camera placed by the AZ Border Defenders of 7 illegal aliens 40 miles north of the border.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GKqofcWlRI&feature=player_embedded
6 illegal aliens 40 miles north of the border - AZ Border Defenders
Video from a trail camera placed by the AZ Border Defenders of 6 illegal aliens 40 miles north of the border.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=CwxCDpyAeCw
Often times we receive emails asking questions about the videos we sent out in email. Here are the answers to some of the common questions:
Are the videos given to Border Patrol? Yes, the videos are provided to Border Patrol and other law enforcement agencies.
Where are the cameras? For reasons that should be obvious, only AZ Border Defenders and law enforcement know the exact locations of the cameras. The description of the video gives all the information you need to know about the location of the cameras.
Why isn't anything being done to stop this? Its easy to sit a camera on a trail 24/7/365 and catch groups on video but actually apprehending them is a bit harder. We cannot discus specifics of what is being done.
Are any of these groups apprehended? Yes, some have been caught. Many are probably not.
I cannot go into the desert, is there another way I can help? Yes, we accept donations to help us buy more cameras, memory cards and batteries. Click here to donate to us to help purchase more camera equipment.