In Presidio County, a traffic stop led to the recovery of three stolen vehicles. Deputies from the Presidio County Sheriff's office made the discovery after noticing expired temporary vehicle tags. The incident occurred this morning and resulted in a Nicaraguan man facing felony charges.
He is currently facing three counts. Further details about the investigation and the charges are available from local news sources, including KMID/KPEJ.
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