Illegals boldly continue moving large amounts of Methamphetamine into our county.

Two illegal aliens were arrested Friday on allegations of trying to sell three pounds of methamphetamine in Corte Madera. Cesarin Arrieta-Recoba, 26, and Elder Flores, 34, were booked into Marin County Jail on suspicion of drug trafficking and conspiracy. Their bail was set at $500,000 each. The arrests capped an investigation by the Marin County Major Crimes Task Force, the county's cooperative drug unit. The investigation began in November, when the task force developed information that Arrieta-Recoba was selling in Marin, said sheriff's Sgt. Pierre Ahuncain. The task force introduced Arrieta-Recoba to an undercover detective, who bought a pound of meth in a transaction, Ahuncain said. That led the task force to arrange a deal for three pounds on Friday at the Denny's restaurant in Corte Madera. Arrieta-Recoba, under surveillance, drove toward the restaurant but stopped his vehicle near a car dealership on Paradise Drive. Another man got out of the vehicle. Then Arrieta-Recoba continued to the restaurant. When investigators moved on Arrieta-Recoba's car to make the arrest, they discovered he had a package in his lap containing three pounds of flour. The task force determined that another man, later identified as Flores, was holding the meth until Arrieta-Recoba saw the money, Ahuncain said. After detaining both men, detectives searched the vehicle and found more suspected meth and some cocaine hidden in the center console of Arrieta-Recoba's vehicle. Both men remained in custody Friday night pending further review by the Marin County District Attorney's office. The federal Drug Enforcement Administration, the California Highway Patrol and the Central Marin Police Authority assisted in the investigation. Both of these criminal illegal aliens have previously been removed from our country, and yet, the prevailing political party and loudmouth pro illegal immigration activists have succeeded in mandating that these two criminals and all others like them go right back to your community under the AB4 social suicide law.