WATCH: DPS Finds 20 Illegal Immigrants Inside Truck Tractor in Webb Co.
On Monday, May 18, 2026, just after 6:00 p.m., a DPS Trooper conducted a traffic stop on a white Volvo truck tractor on IH-35 near mile marker 28. During the stop, the driver attempted to flee on foot but was immediately arrested. A search of the Volvo revealed 20 illegal immigrants concealed in the truck tractor's sleeping area. Through the investigation, it was discovered the truck tractor was a cloned vehicle.The driver, Miguel Angel Velazquez Chavez, 25, was charged with evading arrest and smuggling of persons. He was booked into the Webb Co. Jail. The 20 illegal immigrants, including four minors, from Mexico and Guatemala, were referred to the United States Border Patrol.
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WATCH: DPS Finds 20 Illegal Immigrants Inside Truck Tractor in Webb Co.

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