A North Texas woman is facing felony drug charges after U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers recently found more than 71 pounds of marijuana in vacuum-sealed bags in her luggage at Washington Dulles International Airport.

This arrest is part of a growing trend of marijuana smuggling to Europe, where travelers are trying to take advantage of the significantly higher prices.

A Texas woman remains behind bars after authorities found more than 71 pounds of marijuana in her luggage at Washington Dulles International Airport in Virginia. According to the United States Customs and Border Protection,

A Texas woman faces felony drug charges after police said they found more than 70 pounds of marijuana in vacuum-sealed bags in her luggage bound for London from Washington Dulles International Airport.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced on Monday that officers arrested a Texas woman after they found over 71 lbs of marijuana in her baggage at the Dulles International Airport. According to the CBP,

The drugs have a street value of up to $330,000 in the US and two to three times as much in London, according to Customs and Border Protection. She was thwarted when customs officers checked the suitcases before they were loaded onto the plane.

The woman allegedly attempted to sneak suitcases filled with 71 pounds of marijuana onto a flight from Dulles International to Paris before she was detained.

A Texas woman was arrested at Washington Dulles International Airport after authorities found more than 71 pounds of marijuana in her luggage, officials said. Du Li Park, 30, of The Colony, Texas, was stopped on Nov.