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This is the longest drug-smuggling tunnel ever discovered along the California-Mexico border.
Officials arrested six people Friday and seized more than a ton of cocaine and around 7 tons of marijuana. Officials say the cocaine alone is worth about $22 million.
The narrow tunnel spans more than 800 yards but could be even longer because its route zigzags.
The opening on the U.S. side was discovered in a lot full of wood scraps in San Diego. Officials say the tunnel started in a home in Tijuana and had a fully functioning elevator leading into it.
The tunnel entrance on the San Diego side was just a small hole in the ground that was covered with a large dumpster.
Officials say tunnels are being used more and more to ferry drugs into the U.S. This discovery comes the same week border patrol agents found a much smaller tunnel that crossed the California-Mexico border.
This video includes images from the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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