Three arrested after San Antonio stop finds 100 THC vapes, marijuana and guns
A Texas DPS trooper stopped a speeding vehicle in a San Antonio school zone on 20 November 2025 and found more than 100 THC vape cartridges, 258 grams of THC, 4.91 ounces of marijuana and multiple handguns. All three men in the vehicle were taken into custody.
A Texas Department of Public Safety trooper pulled over a vehicle for speeding
in a school zone in San Antonio on Thursday 20 November 2025.[1]Three adult
men were in the vehicle, and officers found more than 100 THC vape cartridges,
258 grams of THC and 4.91 ounces (about 139 grams) of marijuana inside.[1]Multiple handguns were also found during the search.[1]All three men were
taken into custody.[1]
The Texas Department of Public Safety announced the bust on its Facebook page,
and the account was published by the San Antonio broadcaster KABB on 22 November
2025.[1]
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No date is given for the stop beyond "Thursday"; 20 November 2025 is used because the article was published on Saturday 22 November 2025.
The location is given only as San Antonio, with no street, school or police district named.
No charges, custody ruling, names, ages or court outcome were reported for the three men.
The 258 grams of THC and the vape cartridges are not counted in kg_seized because they are a separate product from the 4.91 ounces of marijuana, which converts to about 0.139 kg.
No figure was given for the number of handguns, so none is recorded.
Only the broadcaster's account, relaying a Texas DPS Facebook post, could be opened; the agency post itself and any second outlet account were not retrieved and search returned no further coverage.
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