Illinois man pleads guilty in largest meth bust in NJ history

An Illinois man has admitted to his role in the largest meth bust in New Jersey history. The U.S. Attorney of New Jersey says 47-year-old Marcos Cesar Acosta pleaded guilty in federal court in Camden to charges related to a 260-pound seizure of meth. He and a co-conspirator were arrested in April after police stopped the truck full of drugs. Police didn’t say where the bust took place. Acosta faces a mandatory minimum of 10 years and up to life in federal prison. Sentencing is scheduled for December. (photo credit: Getty Images)