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More than 30 People Indicted in Mexican Cartel to Charleston Drug Trafficking Pipeline
Authorities say the 59 charges include cocaine, fentanyl and methamphetamine trafficking, plus firearms offenses and brothel operations tied to cartel-linked gangs.
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A South Carolina state grand jury yesterday accused more than 30 people of integrating an alleged network linked to Los Zetas and the Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) cartel, as a result of the investigation known as Last Stand, and claimed that hundreds of kilos of drugs were transferred from Mexico to Charleston City for years, the prosecution said.
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31 indicted in Charleston-area cartel investigation tied to nightclubs, fentanyl and shootings
The investigation, known as “Last Stand,” focused on unauthorized nightclubs in the greater Charleston area that were identified as hubs for narcotics trafficking, gang violence, and other criminal activities.
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