Mexico drug cartel's grip on politicians & police uncovered in Texas court of law files

however the accusations were met by sharp denials from Mexican politicians & a pointed lack of interest from judicial officials. Mexico's militarized crackdown on drug cartels over the past decade has cost further than 200,000 lives & left further than 30,000 missing. In Coahuila, an arid state butting up versus Texas, Los Zetas killed hundreds of people & burned their bodies before scattering the ashes in the desert. Mexico's drugs war: in the city of dying Read moreSome observers urged Warning, telling witness statements alone – especially from those cooperating the authorities – weren't sufficient to establish guilt. "It's difficulty to believe which in the Zetas' peak years [in Coahuila state], 2010, 2011, 2012, they had no connections by the state apparatus in Coahuila," he added.

Laura Plummer: lady accused of drug smuggling in Egypt 'was told to lie to police with lawyer'

A English lady imprisoned in Egypt on suspicion of smuggling painkillers is on her 3rd lawyer after a Former representative told her to lie to police, her family has said. Laura Plummer, 33, was detained after entering the country by hundreds of tramadol pills she said were for her Egyptian boyfriend's infective back. The drug, widely prescribed in UK, is strictly controlled in Egypt & could just be brought in by Gov. permission. & the 2nd lawyer the family hired is said to have asked for £20,000 before instructing Ms Plummer to lie. He told America it's the just method she'll come house, however we took the danger," Rachel Plummer told the paper.

Bumbling drug suspicious drops packet of cocaine in forehead of judge during court of law hearing, police tell

as informed in A Person in a Colorado courtroom probably have learned a valuable lesson on Wednesday: while you take off your hat in court of law, make sure a packet of cocaine does not fall out in forehead of the judge. He was standing by 2 other defendants at an Eagle province court of law for assaulting his bond on a drug charge while he removed his hat & held it behind his back. But, the unthinkable happened: A small square of folded paper fell out & landed on the floor, the Vail Daily announced. while they saw that it fell through Bibriesca's hat, he was immediately escorted to jail, the newspaper announced. Bibriesca, who was born in Mexico & is announclyin the country illegally, This time faces charges of narcotics possession & bond violation, that are both felonies.

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