Fire More than 7 Tons of Drugs that Didn't End up in the Streets of Baja California
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The Attorney General’s Office of the Republic (FGR) carried out the incineration of more than seven tons of drugs insured in different operations carried out in Baja California. The protocol act was led by the FGR delegate in the state, Teófila González Lozada, who highlighted the coordinated work among authorities of the three levels of government ... The entrance They set fire to more than 7 tons of drugs that did not end up in the streets of …
They incinerated several illicit substances in the Aguaje de la Tuna. The Attorney General’s Office of the Republic (FGR) incinerated more than seven tons of narcotics insured in different operations in Baja California, as part of a protocol act of final destination of illicit substances. The activity was led by the state delegate of the institution, Teófila González, who highlighted the coordination between authorities of the three levels of go…
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