U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in San Diego intercepted nearly 10,000 pounds of narcotics valued at about $24 million and hundreds of thousands of dollars in unreported cash last month, authorities announced Monday.

The seizures included at least 155 separate incidents and more than $340,000 in unreported currency, according to the San Diego Field Office.

"These seizures highlight the vigilance and expertise of our CBP officers and canines," Sidney Aki, Director of SD Field Operations said.

"Every day, our personnel work diligently to protect our communities from the threats posed by narcotics and other contraband. Their efforts are a testament to our mission of securing the border and facilitating lawful trade and travel."

The reported highlights include:

Aug. 13, Calexi

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