Feds seize 1,500+ pounds of meth hidden in blackberry shipments
December 4, 2025
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as posted by the channelTwo convicted criminals now face federal charges after nearly 1,600 pounds of methamphetamine hidden in blackberry shipments were intercepted in a multi-agency investigation last month.
Gerardo Solorio-Alvarado, 44, of Mexico, and Nelsonen Enrique Sorto, 36, of Atlanta, are accused of using shipments of blackberries to move the drugs. Both men are convicted felons. The two men are accused of using shipments of blackberries to move the drugs.
Federal prosecutors say agents recovered a combined 1,585 pounds of methamphetamine on Nov. 20 from two refrigerated box trucks linked to a Fulton County cold storage warehouse. One truck was found outside a southeast Atlanta residence and the other at a gas station in Gainesville. Officials say the drugs, tied to Mexican cartels, carried a street value in the tens of millions.
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