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High-Level Cartel Members Arrested in South Carolina Following DEA Investigation – Knowhere News

  • Federal and local law enforcement raided The Alamo, a cartel-operated underground nightclub in Summerville, South Carolina, on early Sunday 2025.
  • The raid followed a months-long investigation called Operation Last Stand, triggered by noise complaints and tips revealing drug, weapon, and human trafficking at the club.
  • The operation involved 14 agencies with roughly 200 personnel, resulting in 80 arrests, including two high-level cartel members and a Honduran fugitive wanted for homicide.
  • Officials recovered firearms, narcotics, bulk cash, seven trafficking victims, and a missing juvenile while Benjamin Reyna-Flores, suspected Los Zetas member, faced state and federal charges.
  • Authorities hailed the operation as an important milestone in weakening cartel networks and anticipate that ongoing investigations and arrests will help curb drug-related violence in the area.
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On May 3, 72 undocumented migrants were reported arrested; authorities of the U.S. Department of National Security (DHS) reported that the detainees had links to organized crime in Mexico. The arrest occurred in Charleston, South Carolina. U.S. security elements broke into the El Alamo bar, where ICE agents were previously notified that weapons and narcotics were being trafficked on the site, just as money was being washed. YOU MAY BE INTERESTED…

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