Overview
- Following Thursday’s news conference, officials detailed a 90‑day sweep that began March 14 and runs through mid‑June before the first World Cup match in Arlington.
- Federal prosecutors said more than 130 people have been charged in the Northern District, while another report put the total at 171 across the Northern and Eastern districts.
- Agencies reported seizures of about 70 kilograms of methamphetamine, 31 kilograms of cocaine, 15 kilograms of fentanyl, and between 81 and 104 firearms, depending on the source.
- Arlington police said they will detect and, if needed, take control of drones over event sites as federal officials warn that violations can lead to swift charges.
- The DEA will add ‘One Pill Can Kill’ billboards across North Texas to warn visitors about counterfeit pills with fentanyl as the region prepares to host nine matches and major fan events.