Mexican drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero, charged with killing DEA agent, may face death penalty in U.S.
Federal prosecutors are considering seeking the death penalty against Mexican drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero in a sprawling ...
Drug cartels’ TikTok recruiting scheme nixed after hashtag used to connect members banned
A TikTok spokesperson said they will be removing from “#CartelTok” from its search engine, the platform also removed “known ...
FBI announces 22 arrests in drug bust in Lubbock, Arrington praises law enforcement efforts
Rep. Arrington took to social media to congratulate the FBI and the DOJ for successfully taking down a Mexican drug ...
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Mexican cartel leader gets life in prison for role in Texas murder-for-hire plot
A judge ordered a leader of Cartel Del Noreste to spend the rest of his life in prison for his role in a 2021 murder-for-hire ...
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Federal Judges Are on The Payroll of China, the CCP and Mexican Drug Cartels. Wanna Bet? Here's How to Stop Them
I've also argued for years that the Democrat politicians who supported this plan were on the payroll of China, the Chinese ...
FBI arrests 22 in major Texas drug bust, disrupting Mexican cartel operations
FBI Director Kash Patel announced on Wednesday that 22 individuals connected to a narcotics trafficking ring were apprehended ...
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DEA Agents Unite as 'El Narco de Narcos' Caro Quintero Faces Death Penalty Decision After Second Audience
Over 40 DEA agents packed the Brooklyn federal courtroom this week, their presence a silent tribute to their fallen comrade, ...
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Cartel Del Noreste Leader 'Tocayo' Sentenced For Bringing Hitmen Into U.S.: 'A Direct Threat To The Safety Of South Texas'
A leader of Mexico's Cartel Del Noreste will serve the rest of his life in a U.S. prison after being sentenced for smuggling ...
Cartel ‘sicarios’ crossed into US soil in murder-for-hire scheme, prosecutors say
A Mexican cartel leader has been sentenced to U.S. federal prison for a murder-for-hire scheme in which prosecutors say he brought sicarios, or hit men, across the border into Laredo, Texas.
Del Records CEO Ángel del Villar Found Guilty in Criminal Trial Over Mexican Cartel Ties
Villar, Del Records' CEO, was found guilty by a jury in the trial over his ties to a concert promoter linked to Mexican drug cartels.
Del Records CEO Guilty of Violating Kingpin Act for Working With Cartel-Linked Promoter
Del Records CEO José Ángel Del Villar faces maximum sentence of 30 years behind bars after being linked to a concert promoter who worked with cartels.