Man, 25, sentenced after 14 pounds of meth discovered hidden in luggage at SFO
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Man, 25, sentenced after 14 pounds of meth discovered hidden in luggage at SFO
"Juan Paz-Guzman, 25, was arrested on June 26, 2024, following a random screening by a Customs and Border Protection officer. He had flown from Los Angeles to San Francisco before attempting to board a flight to Sydney, Australia, San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe told SFGATE. Paz-Guzman pleaded no contest in September to one felony count of possession of methamphetamine for sale and admitted a weight enhancement of more than 4 kilograms."
""He was going through SFO at 10 at night, and a customs agent made a random search of his luggage," Wagstaffe said. "He was ticketed to go to Sydney, Australia, and when the agent was going through his luggage, he noticed that in two pieces of luggage there was a false bottom. So they pulled it up, of course, and found in there five heat-sealed packages of methamphetamine.""
Juan Paz-Guzman, 25, was arrested on June 26, 2024, at San Francisco International Airport after a Customs and Border Protection officer performed a random screening of his luggage. Five heat-sealed packages of methamphetamine were hidden in false bottoms inside two pieces of luggage, totaling about 14.2 pounds with an estimated street value of $17,000. He pleaded no contest to one felony count of possession of methamphetamine for sale and admitted a weight enhancement exceeding 4 kilograms. Prosecutors initially charged transportation and possession for sale. Judge John Grady sentenced him to two years in county jail; detectives found no co-conspirators.
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