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A US citizen was arrested near the Arizona border by Mexican police on Friday. She was allegedly transporting arms and ammunition for the Sinaloa Cartel, Fox 10 Phoenix says. Yanet… The post Arizona ...

Mexican authorities said they arrested an American who allegedly was bringing ammunition into Mexico for a drug cartel. The woman had 5,400 rounds of ammunition with her when she was detained, Mexican ...

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An American correctional officer moonlighting as a member of a powerful faction of the Sinaloa Cartel was busted in Mexico with more than 5,400 rounds of ammunition, Mexican authorities said. The ...

ADCRR has placed a corrections officer on leave and started the firing process after her arrest in Mexico in an alleged cartel-linked ammunition-smuggling case.

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