[CedarDave]

Click the link within the article for the complete story (Farmington Daily Times content prohibited on FR, link and title only authorized)

[Jonty30]

They have a presence in every county and every city over 100,000 in the States.

[CedarDave]

Alternate link:

Cartel activity likely to rise in New Mexico

[MestaMachine]

Lost. Just lost. Exasperating. Frustrating. And damn near hopeless unless things change radically sooner and faster.

[CedarDave]

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[Baynative]

"Haws said cartel members find it easy to import the drugs, mainly meth, via wide-open New Mexico roads and reservation lands."

...reservation lands.

reservation lands.

reservation lands.

Get it?

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

Report: "Authorities: Mexican Drug Cartels Operating in San Juan County"

Response: Why am I not surprised.

Comment: Corrupt American politicians need their money and a corrupt population need their product to keep their empty lives functioning.

[bgill]

The AP is a few years late on this story.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Well just damn! My favorite part of the US corrupted by drugs.

Wonder if this will get my worthless brother-in-law (If you know him he probably owes you money) to sell his house at a loss and return to Oklahoma.

He is the ONLY reason I am in Arkansas as I like to keep about 500 miles or more (925 miles now) between us.

I do remember marajuana smokers there years ago, and my worthless-brother-in-law (You know the drill) has been raided several times due to his more worthless -former-son-in-law having drugs while living there.

[JustSayNoToNannies]

Enabled and motivated by the War On Drugs' artificial inflation of drug profits.