It’s the tightening of the land border, and also the strength of this partnership that started in San Diego, pushing the smugglers into the ocean and farther out to sea, west and north of here,” Mahoney said. So far in 2013, the count is more than 200 people. The increase in migrant smuggling is not as pronounced, Mahoney said, but 877 people were intercepted last year at sea. Most comes from Mexico, where the Sinaloa cartel is currently the biggest actor, officials said. So far this year, the amount is 67,000 pounds. More than 120,000 pounds of marijuana were seized at sea last year. Sean Mahoney, commander of the Coast Guard’s San Diego Sector. The amount of drugs intercepted between San Diego and Morro Bay increased fivefold in 2012, said Capt.
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