DEA seizes thousands of narcotic pills in MacArthur Park Operation "Free MacArthur Park" in Los Angeles results in arrests and significant drug seizures; LAPD officers participated in the operation
DEA seizes thousands of narcotic pills in MacArthur Park Operation "Free MacArthur Park" in Los Angeles results in arrests and significant drug seizures; LAPD officers participated in the operation
Chile achieved the largest drug seizure in its history valued at 8,334 million dollars The operation was the result of a six-month investigation coordinated between security agencies
Gerardo Mrida Snchez faces a chained hearing in New York: what's next? Judge Katherine Polk Failla confirmed that the next hearing against the former Secretary of Public Security of Sinaloa, Mexico, will be on August 4
Former Sinaloa security secretary who surrendered to the US could have a hearing on June 3 Gerardo Mrida is identified by the US as an important piece in the plot to protect the Sinaloa Cartel
Man finds package wrapped in canvas on Florida beach and causes a stir in networks: it contained alleged narcotics A viral video on a Florida beach sparked a wave of speculation after a man pulled a tarp-wrapped package out of the ocean.
Colombia discovers the first fentanyl laboratory operating in that country Authorities seized around 16 kilograms of fentanyl that were allegedly destined for Mexico and the United States.
Hispanic woman arrested for sending drugs by mail to jail in Riverside Sabrina Triguero was arrested for allegedly sending drugs by mail to the prison; the narcotics were sent to inmate Nancy Dominguez
What a coup in Latin America in 1950 reveals about Trump's policies in Venezuela, Greenland, and Iran Can a US company's fear of losing its banana plantations in Guatemala explain President Trump's current foreign policy?
A Day in the Life of the Commandos Fighting the Cartels in the Colombian Jungle While the presidents of the United States and Colombia met in Washington, Orla Guerin joined a unit tasked with finding cocaine labs
Florida teacher who worked as a police officer for 10 years was arrested for trafficking fentanyl Amber Williamson was a Daytona Beach police officer for a decade, and now her former boss was involved in her arrest for fentanyl trafficking
Mexico and the United States agree to expedite extraditions of drug traffickers after security meeting in Washington Mexico and the US strengthened their security cooperation and agreed to expedite extraditions of criminal leaders after a bilateral meeting in Washington
US attacks alleged drug boat in the Pacific; two dead reported US attacks boat allegedly linked to drug trafficking in the Eastern Pacific; two dead
Ecuador will share information with the European Center to curb drug trafficking The government of Daniel Noboa hopes that the alliance will also facilitate the fight against money laundering and the trafficking of weapons, ammunition, and explosives.
Coast Guard vessel intercepted a speedboat with a ton of cocaine in the Caribbean The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Alert intercepted a vessel with 2,250 pounds of cocaine, with an estimated street value of $18.4 million
Kristi Noem claims that the ICE agent who killed the woman did so in self-defense At a conference in New York, the DHS Secretary spoke about arrests in the Big Apple and the events in Minneapolis
The chaotic and cynical “Trump doctrine” in Venezuela If the situation in Venezuela worsens, the question is what will happen to the Venezuelans whom Trump decriminalized here in the United States
I am a prisoner of war: Nicolas Maduro appears in New York and rejects narcoterrorism charges After his capture in Caracas, Nicolas Maduro appeared before Federal Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein in New York, where he pleaded not guilty
Trump suggests Sheinbaum is somewhat afraid of cartels controlling Mexico “We could be politically correct and say that she governs, but that's not the case. The cartels govern Mexico.
What is the Brooklyn MDC like, the detention center in New York where Maduro is being held The facility, located in the Brooklyn borough, has gained notoriety for the criminals it has housed and for its unsanitary conditions
CIA attacked a port facility in Venezuela with drones, according to NYT The operation reportedly targeted a dock believed to have been used by the Tren de Aragua gang to store narcotics
They search in Mexico property of former Olympic athlete wanted by the FBI and seize motorcycles, medals, and drugs The FBI maintains an active international search for Wedding and offers a $15 million reward for information leading to his capture
US US military conducts new attack on vessel in the Eastern Pacific The US military has attacked at least 29 suspected drug-trafficking boats since the beginning of September, leaving 105 dead
Iran offers support to Venezuela in the face of the seizure of oil tankers by the US. Foreign Minister Yvan Gil stated that he spoke by telephone with Abbas Araghchi about the US military deployment in the Caribbean
Another blow to the Mexican Mafia Members of the Puente 13 gang linked to “La eMe” who committed kidnappings, sold weapons and narcotics to undercover agents
US bombs three other vessels in the Pacific and kills eight people Under the direction of the Secretary of Defense, Joint Task Force Southern Spear conducted lethal kinetic attacks against three vessels
Former DEA agent accused of laundering drug money and terrorist acts pleaded not guilty: what's next? Former DEA agent Paul Campo and his partner Robert Sensi face four charges for conspiracy to distribute drugs, weapons, and money laundering
Venezuela turns to OPEC to stop “aggression” by the United States Nicolas Maduro warned that the military deployment puts “the stability of Venezuelan oil production and the world market in grave danger”
CIA in Mexico warns about Dan Crenshaw's behavior related to alcohol consumption Crenshaw rejected the version and argued that he only had a toast with generals, but did not clarify the three-month ban on international travel
Trump willing to attack drug cartels and states: 'I'm not happy with Mexico' Donald Trump declared that he is willing to launch attacks inside Mexico if necessary to thwart the smuggling of illegal narcotics into the US
