Woman Sentenced to 10 Years for Smuggling Drugs at Texas Border with Daughter!

Race Day Live Crime does not pay in Texas, and one woman learned this the hard way.

A 49-year-old woman named Carmen Julia Carreon Segovia was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for smuggling drugs into the United States with her teenage daughter.

In January 2024, Segovia was caught trying to bring 6 kilograms of cocaine across the border with her 16-year-old daughter in the car.

Border patrol agents found eight bundles of cocaine hidden in the front fender of her vehicle. The drugs were worth around $90,000.

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After serving her prison sentence, Segovia will face more consequences. She will be handed over to immigration services and likely deported back to Mexico.

This case is a reminder that smuggling drugs is a serious crime. Movies and TV shows might make it seem like a quick way to make money, but in real life, it leads to years behind bars.

The lesson here is clear—drug smuggling in Texas comes with heavy penalties.

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