Mexico Arrests Alleged Operator of China's Precursor Network, Wanted by the U.S.
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José Ángel “N”, alias “Don Flaco”, was arrested at the CDMX. The U.S. points out him as a key criminal in the transfer of precursor chemicals for organized crime.
Mexico City, Sep 22 (EFE).- Mexican authorities arrested on Tuesday in Mexico City aka Don Flaco, alleged operator of a network of chemical precursors from China, demanded by the U.S. justice for crimes related to drug trafficking. Mexico’s Secretary of Security Omar García Harfuch, reported on the capture [...] The entry Mexico detains alleged operator of a network of precursors from China, wanted by the U.S., was first published in HolaNews.
José Ángel “N”, alias “Don Flaco”, was arrested at CDMX; the U.S. requires him for crimes related to drug trafficking and the transfer of chemical precursors.
The Mexican government claims that the arrest was carried out with information from the FBI and the DEA. The suspect has a request for extradition to the United States.
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José Rivera, 'Don Flaco', wanted by the U.S. for drug trafficking, was arrested in the Cuauhtémoc mayor's office, in CDMX, the SSPC reported.
The capture took place at Cuauhtémoc City Hall during a joint operation of Mexican authorities with information from the FBI and the DEA.
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