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US Officials Identify and Target Sinaloa Cartel Branch Smuggling Fentanyl into America
07:48 - 12:26 (04:38)
US officials have identified and are attempting to arrest top operatives of a faction within the Sinaloa cartel, known as the Chepitos Network, which is responsible for smuggling illegal fentanyl into the US. The US is offering large rewards for information leading to the arrest of cartel leaders.
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The United States has identified and infiltrated the Chepitos Network, a faction of the Sinaloa cartel responsible for the majority of illegal fentanyl entering the country.
07:48 - 10:02 (02:14)
Summary
The United States has identified and infiltrated the Chepitos Network, a faction of the Sinaloa cartel responsible for the majority of illegal fentanyl entering the country. Officials have launched a new effort to arrest the group's leaders and are offering millions in rewards.
ChapterUS Officials Identify and Target Sinaloa Cartel Branch Smuggling Fentanyl into America
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The US announces indictments of 15 people associated with Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, but Mexican President López Obrador objects, viewing the DEA's actions as a threat to its sovereignty and part of a wider campaign by the US government spying inside Mexico.
10:02 - 11:08 (01:06)
Summary
The US announces indictments of 15 people associated with Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, but Mexican President López Obrador objects, viewing the DEA's actions as a threat to its sovereignty and part of a wider campaign by the US government spying inside Mexico.
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Despite efforts to combat fentanyl trafficking, the drug remains highly profitable due to the demand for opioids.
11:08 - 12:26 (01:18)
Summary
Despite efforts to combat fentanyl trafficking, the drug remains highly profitable due to the demand for opioids. Experts believe that it is difficult to shrink the supply of the synthetic drug, making it a persistent issue in the United States.