Texas border officers report uncovering cocaine concealed within a cabbage shipment at the Pharr port of entry. According to the accounts provided by multiple outlets, officers stop a tractor-trailer hauling cabbage and inspect it after suspicious indicators. A canine inspection plays a central role in prompting a deeper physical search of the vehicle. The search reportedly finds 477 packages containing a total of about 1,173 pounds of cocaine. Authorities place the estimated street value of the seized drugs at roughly $10.8 million (about $10,787,500 in one report). The reports describe the cocaine as hidden among the cabbage cargo and recovered from the shipment during the inspection process. No additional details about arrests, suspects, or prosecution are included in the provided summaries. The coverage focuses on the discovery, the amount seized, and the estimated value, presenting the case as an example of drug trafficking attempts being intercepted at the border through inspection procedures.