A high-ranking leader of a Mexican drug cartel accused of living in the U.S. under a phony identity after faking his own death was back in court Tuesday.
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Mexican cartel leader arrested in Riverside and accused of faking his death to appear in court todayA high-ranking leader of a Mexican drug cartel accused of living in the U.S. under a phony identity after faking his own ...
Every life lost to a drug overdose is one too many. DEA and our partners will continue to fight every day to protect our ...
A drug trafficker connected to a violent Mexican cartel told prosecutors that long-haul truck drivers supported the operation ...
Republican Gov. Spencer Cox says Utah will support President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration in deporting ...
As Mexican drug cartels persist in smuggling highly addictive and dangerous drugs into the United States, American citizens legally permitted to buy firearms are trafficking these weapons to the ...
A father and son duo from Phoenix allegedly led the Monarrez Drug Trafficking Organization, moving fentanyl and meth from ...
The main newspaper in Reynosa, Mexico, was reporting “scenes of chaos” as at least three simultaneous gun battles were ...
Oralia Rodriguez Flores, age 40, pled guilty to three federal charges related to her role in trafficking narcotics and money laundering for the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).
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U.S. Department of the Treasury Hits One of Mexico's Biggest Drug Cartels With SanctionsConcretely, the sanctions target the group known as the "Bonques Brothers," involved in fentanyl, heroin drug trafficking and ...
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