Two Former Sinaloa Officials in US Custody on Drug Trafficking Charges

Two former officials from Mexico's Sinaloa state have been taken into US custody following their indictment on drug trafficking charges. The arrests stem from a joint investigation into international drug operations.

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2 former Sinaloa officials in US custody following drug trafficking indictment

Gerardo Mérida Sánchez, a former Sinaloa security minister, and Enrique Díaz Vega, a former Sinaloa administration and finance minister, turned themselves in to U.S. authorities last week, according to the Mexican government and media reports. The post 2 former Sinaloa officials in US custody following drug trafficking indictment appeared first on Mexico News Daily

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