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10 September 2026

Cartel logistics boss gets nearly 19 years for moving cocaine and cash through trucking network

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Cartel logistics boss gets nearly 19 years for moving cocaine and cash through trucking network

A cartel network involving truckers sent cash loads carrying at least $1 million apiece back into Mexico. Its cocaine operation supplied Atlanta, Georgia, Memphis, Tennessee, and other U. S. cities. Weekly shipments totaled up to 300 kilograms.

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