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Baja California trafficking ring moved meth, fentanyl, cocaine throughout U.S., prosecutors say

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A San Diego mother of three was sentenced this week to nearly six years in federal prison. She pleaded guilty to her role in a Baja California-based drug trafficking ring operated by her brother. Her sentencing, and several other recent plea agreements and sentencings, stem from a 14-count indictment. The leader of the trafficking ring remained at large as of Wednesday.

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Baja California trafficking ring moved meth, fentanyl, cocaine throughout U.S., prosecutors say

Prosecutors say drug trafficking group in Mexico and San Diego moved the drugs across the border in buckets purporting to contain construction material like drywall mud

1 year ago·San Diego, United States

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