American Citizen Federally Charged for Allegedly Coordinating Drug Deals From Juarez Prison
Authorities say Salazar arranged three methamphetamine deals with an undercover agent, including one involving fentanyl pills, and all five defendants are in federal custody.
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Felix Salazar organized the transfers to New Mexico with the help of accomplices through phone calls
Coordinated shipments of methamphetamine and fentanyl to New Mexico; five people, including three residents of El Paso, face federal charges in the U.S.
American citizen federally charged for allegedly coordinating drug deals from Juarez prison
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Five people face federal drug trafficking charges for allegedly distributing narcotics through an operation coordinated by an American citizen incarcerated in a Juarez prison. According to the U.S. Attorney's Office District for New Mexico, the FBI, Las Cruces/Dona Ana County Metro Narcotics and Homeland Security Investigations launched an investigation into
DOJ: Five charged in Borderland drug ring allegedly run by American man in Juarez prison
Feds say a Las Cruces man ran a Borderland meth and fentanyl ring from a Juarez prison. Five suspects face federal charges after a 2025 probe and undercover buys. The alleged ringleader surrendered after crossing Sunday.
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