Troyc Aikman Busted For Pot Smuggling Attempt Leaving Troy Aikman Stunned

That's not a misprint in Wednesday's Laredo Morning Times. A Mexican national named Troyc Aikman really was arrested for attempting to smuggle more than 500 pounds of weed across the border into Texas. At some point Wednesday, Cowboys legend Troy Kenneth Aikman was tipped off to the headline in the Morning Times and it left the three-time Super Bowl champion stunned at what he was seeing.

It gets better. Troyc Aikman claims the guide during the pot smuggling attempt was named "Flaco." No wonder the pot was intercepted by the feds. Seriously, this isn't an Onion article. It's straight from the Laredo Morning Times via the U.S. government.

In a post-arrest statement, Troyc Aikman Martinez-Ramirez stated he received a call from a man he identified only as “Negro,” who told him that they were going to cross with the bundles.

Troyc Aikman Martinez-Ramirez stated that “Negro” picked up him and his brother, Brad Leeyean Martinez-Ramirez, and took them to the river. Troyc Aikman Martinez-Ramirez told his brother and the others that they were going to cross with the marijuana bundles and stay in the United States. The group was fishing as they waited for the guide, who was identified as “Flaco.”

“Troyc Aikman (Matinez-Ramirez) stated that he had the option of being paid for the job or staying in the United States. Troyc Aikman (Martinez-Ramirez) advised that he choose to not get paid and to stay in the United States instead,” states the affidavit.















 

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Joe Kinsey is the Senior Director of Content of OutKick and the editor of the Morning Screencaps column that examines a variety of stories taking place in real America. Kinsey is also the founder of OutKick’s Thursday Night Mowing League, America’s largest virtual mowing league. Kinsey graduated from University of Toledo.