Drugs trade tunnel ran from old KFC in Arizona to Mexico bedroom

US specialists have discovered a mystery medicate burrow extending from a previous KFC in the province of Arizona to Mexico.

The 600ft (180m) path was in the storm cellar of the old eatery in San Luis, driving under the fringe to a home in San Luis Rio Colorado.

Specialists made the disclosure a week ago and have captured the southern Arizona building’s proprietor.

They were cautioned to the passage after the suspect, Ivan Lopez, was pulled over, as per KYMA News.

Amid the movement stop, police canines allegedly drove officers to two compartments of hard opiates with a road estimation of more than $1m in Lopez’s vehicle.

Specialists say the compartments held 118kg (260lb) of methamphetamine, six grams of cocaine, 3kg of fentanyl, and 21kg of heroin.

Operators looked through Lopez’s home and his old KFC, finding the passage’s passageway in the kitchen of the previous drive-thru food joint.

The way was 22ft profound, 5ft tall and 3ft wide, and finished at a trap entryway under a bed in a home in Mexico, said US authorities.

The medications are accepted to have been pulled up through the passage with a rope.

This isn’t the main such revelation – two years prior a 2,600ft passage was found by experts in San Diego, California.

Experts said it was one of the longest such medication burrows at any point found, used to transport an “exceptional store” of cocaine and cannabis.

In July alone, US Border Patrol seized 15kg of heroin, 24lbs of cocaine, 327kg of methamphetamine and 1,900kg of weed at outskirt checkpoints across the nation.