Mexican drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero, charged with killing DEA agent, may face death penalty in U.S.
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Feds Consider Death Penalty for Alleged Mexican Drug Lord Extradited to US
Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn say they are considering the death penalty against an alleged Mexican drug lord in a wide-ranging case that involves the 1985 murder of a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent. The 72-year-old Rafael Caro Quintero, sometimes referred to as RCQ or the “Narco of Narcos,” appeared in court on Wednesday to face charges that he allegedly continued a criminal enterprise over some 40 years, according to chargi…
Caro Quintero has ‘the numbered days’: Judge gives 90 days to prosecutors to decide if they ask for the death penalty
Justice Frederic Block of the federal court in Brooklyn, New York, gave a 90-day time limit to U.S. prosecutors, who will decide whether to demand that drug trafficker Caro Quintero be sentenced to death. The U.S. prosecution has until June 25 to decide if they are looking for the maximum penalty for the Mexican drug trafficker. “It’s a possibility, the decision is not made, but it’s a possibility,” Attorney General Saritha Komatireddy said when…
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