[FedCom] DEA?

[Steve Douglass]

After a few hours of listening I was able to figure out the what and 
where's of this apparent DEA drug bust . A customs aircraft flew 
cover  for the DEA ground units who watched 3 men ( with an apparent 
agent inside the group) buy 29 kilos of cocaine from a drug dealer 
located on a farm south of Vega Texas.

I can tell you all this because it has already been broadcast on the 
local news.

What was interesting during the surveillance of the raid, the drug 
dealers in question  even spotted the circling aircraft and went on ( 
in full view) loading the drugs into the back of a car.  No one ever 
said criminals were smart.

When the car left the scene it was pulled over by Texas DPS and three 
men were booked into the Oldham County jail on possessionof cocaine 
with the intent to sale charges.

All communications were made in the clear with air-to-ground comms 
taking place on 418.750  and  the Customs aircraft relaying 
information to units beyond line of site  on 418.900.

-Steve Douglass








>  >
>>  I am currently listening to what sounds like Feds involved in some
>>  kind of aerial survellance of suspects near Amarillo on 418.900 and
>>  418.750 MHz.  Their call signs are LB+ # . Can anyone confirm if
>>  these are DEA frequencies?
>>  --
>>
>
>Yes this is the usual setup, at least it used to be. A current
>agent in another agency recently told me the frequency spectrum
>the feds used is due for major changes, everbody is fighting
>for there little chunk.
>
>DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY-DEA PL-156.7  
>416.0500 CH1 RPTR INTO 418.625  -PL-156.7
>418.6250 CH1 RPTR            -PL-156.7
>416.3250 CH2 RPTR-INTO 418.9 -PL-156.7
>418.9000 CH2 LOCAL RPTR      -PL-156.7
>418.7500 CH3 SIMPLEX         -PL-156.7
>
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