BCSO: Man arrested with 526 grams of cocaine in F-250 pickup Abel Cisneros was arrested as the driver and for an outstanding warrant, deputies say
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SAN ANTONIO – A man was arrested after Bexar County Sheriff’s deputies found more than 500 grams of cocaine in a Ford F-250 pickup truck on Saturday.
According to the sheriff’s office, the seizure happened in the 5000 block of Rittiman Road.
In a Facebook post, the sheriff’s office says that deputies pulled over a man, Abel Cisneros, who had a warrant for making terroristic threats.
Additionally, deputies seized 526 grams of cocaine from the man’s truck. The drugs carried an estimated street value of more than $42,000. Deputies also were able to find $1,000 in cash in the truck.
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