New Mexico Man Ran Drug Trafficking Group from Mexican Prison, Say U.S. Feds
U.S. federal prosecutors revealed that a man from New Mexico continued to operate a drug distribution ring in the United States while serving time in a Mexican prison on drug charges. The post New Mexico Man Ran Drug Trafficking Group from
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U.S. federal prosecutors revealed that a man from New Mexico continued to operate a drug distribution ring in the United States while serving time in a Mexican prison on drug charges.
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