Police find a tunnel inside KFC, and stopped cold when they realize who's on the other side.

An anonymous call, providing a tip that may burst open something illegal, left the police tensed. But when they arrived, the officers were shocked to find an abandoned KFC restaurant. They went inside and discovered a hidden tunnel.

The officers carefully followed the tunnel, not knowing that something very frightening was waiting at the end. Everyone was shocked when they saw what was in front of them.

Although the police had found many hidden tunnels in the city, this one at the old KFC had a special significance. After receiving a tip from an unknown person, the police went to the abandoned KFC to investigate. Inside, they discovered a secret tunnel.

As they traveled through it, they had no idea a terrifying surprise was waiting for them at the end. The closed KFC was hiding many secrets, with more going on than anyone realized. It was disappointing when the KFC in Arizona was shut down, and most people didn't know why.

The building remained abandoned for a long time, but then neighbors started hearing strange noises. People often heard drilling and blasting sounds and saw a few cars parked outside for a long time. It was puzzling, what kind of work could be happening inside a rundown, almost crumbling building?

Everyone began to guess that maybe the KFC was going to reopen and that repairs were being done. They were completely wrong, the reality was even more shocking and unbelievable. People found the activities suspicious, so they decided to report it to the authorities. It had been a long day, and when the call came in, the officer thought about letting it go to voicemail.

But for some reason, he answered, and his eyes widened as he heard the news. He immediately contacted the authorities to get a search warrant for the isolated KFC building. Once they had permission, the team went straight to the location to investigate. While searching the fast food place, one of them found an 8-inch hole in the wall.

The officers began breaking through the wall, uncovering a tunnel that was said to be 22 feet deep and stretched 590 feet underground. The walls were lined with hundreds of wooden planks, and the team carefully descended. There was a neary silence, with only their footsteps echoing, but they pressed on.

The team was on high alert, ready to react in case someone was hiding in the tunnel with weapons. They kept moving when suddenly, they heard the sound of footsteps running in the opposite direction. It became clear they weren't alone, and at that point, the head office realized the tunnel was built to enter Mexico.

If you can't go over the wall, you can go under it, thought the man. After walking for a long time, the officials stopped at a ladder leading to a trapdoor in the ceiling. The captain signaled them to get ready. After taking a deep breath, the man opened the door and was surprised to find himself under someone's bed.

He noticed a long rope next to the trapdoor, but before he could figure out its purpose, the officer heard noises. It seemed like someone was coming through the tunnel, and a flashlight beam was visible. The team hid and waited for the stranger to arrive. As soon as he entered through the trapdoor, his eyes widened in shock.

The criminal had walked right into their trap and was quickly handcuffed, with the suitcase he carried being confiscated. In the investigation, the officers realized they had accidentally solved a major case. Earlier, a man was caught during a routine traffic stop, which led to the discovery of the tunnel. The police were checking his papers and were about to let him go when suddenly the dog started barking.

The service dog sniffed around his trailer and went crazy, so the traffic police decided to check the trailer. The man was Jesus Ivan Lopez Garcia, who was taken to court and sent to jail. During the investigation of a secret tunnel, it was discovered that Ivan had bought an abandoned KFC building for $390,000 to carry out his illegal activities.

Court documents stated, Building this tunnel required several people on both sides of the border working together in a complex and risky international plot to create such a hidden structure. However, this wasn't the first time that a secret tunnel was found, in 2016, an 800-yard tunnel was found starting from Tijuana to San Diego. Another was discovered in 2012, which began from San Luis Río Colorado, to San Luis Arizona.