US EditionAll that Is Known About “La China” and the Band that Led in Maipú Square Before Being Arrested
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A heavy blow to the illegal trade this Monday gave an operation headed by the Prosecutor’s Office and Carabineros of the 25th Maipú Police Station, which ended with the detention in flagrante de N.A.T.S., nicknamed “La China”, syndicated as leader of the gang that operated systematically in Maipú Square. The procedure, which included the search of two homes linked to the accused, allowed the seizure of a total of 2,280 packets of smuggled cigare…
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