A local man is being held in custody. He faces allegations related to smuggling. Details about the case are limited, but it involves ammunition and an international bridge.
Further information can be found through ValleyCentral. S. authorities.
The decision to hold him without bond was made recently, according to available reports from McAllen, Texas.
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