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Top Ten Cities for arresting Americans


The top 10 cities where Americans were arrested and the number taken into custody:
1. Tijuana: 520
2. Guadalajara: 416
3. Nuevo Laredo: 359
4. London: 274
5. Mexico City: 208
6. Toronto: 183
7. Nassau, Bahamas: 108
8. MƩrida, Mexico: 99
9. Nogales, Mexico: 96
10. Hong Kong: 90

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2,500 citizens are arrested abroad. One third of the arrests are on drug-related charges. Many of those arrested assumed as U.S. citizens that they could not be arrested. From Asia to Africa, Europe to South America, citizens are finding out the hard way that drug possession or trafficking equals jail in foreign countries.
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Friday, May 7

Drug trafficking mastermind busted, 2.1kg of heroin seized

Drug trafficking mastermind busted, 2.1kg of heroin seized: "Two suspected drug traffickers and five suspected drug abusers were arrested in an operation yesterday.
Approximately 2.1kg of heroin no.3 with an estimated value of S$320,000 and cash S$11,000 were seized.An exchange was about to take place at Jalan Tentaram between the two drug peddlers, both Singaporean male, unemployed when the Central Narcotics Bureau authorities raided the compound.The bag which the runner was carrying was found to contain 8 bundles of heroin no.3, weighing approximately 1.9kg.A search of the premises uncovered another 20 packets of heroin no.3 weighing approximately 230g and 'Ice' weighing approximately 3.3g. Cash of $11,000 believed to be drug proceeds was also recovered from the premises."

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Bali Nine courier's sentence appeal delayed - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Bali Nine courier's sentence appeal delayed - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation): "Bali Nine drug courier Martin Stephens's appeal against his life sentence has been delayed because of an error translating crucial evidence.
Stephens was arrested five years ago at Bali airport with nearly three kilograms of heroin strapped to his body.
His appeal rests on a letter from former Australian Federal Police commissioner Mick Keelty.
The letter says that unlike more experienced couriers, Stephens could not earn a reduced sentence by cooperating with investigators because he knew so little about the drug smuggling racket.
His mother, Michele Stephens, flew to Bali for the hearing and says she is disappointed it has been delayed.
'Hopefully on May 20 it will all be better and all we can do is pray,' she said."

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Police: Just-freed drug dealer found with $19,000 in cocaine - NJ.com

Police: Just-freed drug dealer found with $19,000 in cocaine - NJ.com: "suspected drug dealer recently released after a nine-year stint in federal prison was taken into custody again this week after authorities allegedly found him in possession of nearly $19,000 worth of cocaine.
Thomas Earl Lee Jr., 40, was arrested Wednesday afternoon in Robbinsville after a traffic stop by township police. His vehicle had been followed by detectives from the Special Investigations Unit of the Mercer County Prosecutor's Office throughout the day after he was picked up from his Moreland Avenue home in Trenton by a woman at about 11 a.m. and driven north into New York City."

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Thursday, May 6

Sheriff deputy arrested for drug smuggling - Hot Off The Press (release)

Sheriff deputy arrested for drug smuggling - Hot Off The Press (release): "Santa Cruz County Deputy Sheriff Jesus R. Contreras, 29, and Ernesto Castro, 38, both of Nogales, Ariz., were arrested by the Southern Arizona Border Corruption Task Force on federal drug trafficking and gun charges yesterday. Both were ordered detained at their initial appearance today in U.S. District Court before U.S. Magistrate Judge D. Thomas Ferraro. A detention hearing is set for May 7, 2010.
“Arizona’s law enforcement officers have a duty to uphold the law on our border, where many temptations lurk. The vast majority do so with honor,” said Dennis K. Burke, U.S. Attorney for the District of Arizona. “I want to thank the Southern Arizona Border Corruption Task Force for their excellent work on this investigation, and especially the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office for their assistance.”"

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2 Men In Heroin Ring Get Federal Sentences - wcco.com

2 Men In Heroin Ring Get Federal Sentences - wcco.com: "Two men already serving state sentences for drug overdose deaths in Waukesha County have now been sentenced for federal crimes.Twenty-five-year-old Jason Lund of Wauwatosa and 30-year-old Luke Bandowski of Genesee were sentenced Thursday in U.S. District Court for conspiracy to distribute heroin resulting in death.They were convicted in a heroin ring that led to 11 overdoses, including five deaths.Federal Judge J.P. Stadtmueller gave Lund 14 years and seven months in prison, and Bandowski got 13 years and four months. But Lund already faces 15 years for his state crimes, and Bandowski faces 18.The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports the federal sentences will be served concurrently."

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High school coach charged with trafficking cocaine | NewsChannel 36 | Charlotte News, Weather, Traffic, and Sports | WCNC.com | News for Charlotte, NC

High school coach charged with trafficking cocaine | NewsChannel 36 | Charlotte News, Weather, Traffic, and Sports | WCNC.com | News for Charlotte, NC: "Alphonso Keaton and Kevin Rankin were arrested Thursday and charged with trafficking cocaine. The arrests were the result of a joint investigation by the Rowan and Davie County sheriff's offices.

The men were arrested after allegedly buying 96 grams of cocaine from someone in the parking lot of an Advance Auto in Mocksville.

Keaton was the assistant coach of the girls' basketball team at West Rowan High School this season. School officials said Keaton's contract has expired and he is no longer an employee.

Both men are being held in the Davie County Jail under $100,000 bond each. Their first court date is May 13."

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Cops: Naperville drug ring busted, heroin and cocaine seized - Chicago Breaking News

Cops: Naperville drug ring busted, heroin and cocaine seized - Chicago Breaking News: "'Various quantities of suspected cocaine and heroin were recovered along with drug paraphernalia, United States currency that was the proceeds from narcotics trafficking, three motor vehicles, along with other items of evidence,' the police statement said.

Charged were:

• Theodore G. Cleveland, 24, 2023 Baldwin Way, Bolingbrook. Charged with delivery of a controlled substance.

• Rolando Sandoval, 22, 2831 Bluewater Court, Naperville. Charged with delivery of a controlled substance.

• Heidi Bree, 22, 1987 Dunhill Lane, Aurora. Charged with delivery of a controlled substance.

• Justin H. Prouflias, 19, 20 Sterling Circle, Wheaton. Charged with delivery of a controlled substance.

• Vanessa N. Nelson, 18, 20 Sterling Circle, Wheaton. Charged with delivery of a controlled substance.

• Rachel Margo, 25, 9730 W. McLean, Melrose Park. Charged with possession of a controlled substance.

• Erica Steger, 20, 29W547 Winchester, Warrenville. Charged with possession of a controlled Substance.

• Luis A. Sandoval, 21, 2831 Bluewater Court, Naperville. Charged with possession of cannabis."

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Drug-dealing dad busted for selling heroin with infant son in car

Drug-dealing dad busted for selling heroin with infant son in car: "Reynaldo Figueroa, 21, of 34 Belmont Ave., and Daniel Rozwadowski, 22, of 97 Terimar St., Chicopee, have both been arrested for distribution of heroin, possession of a class A substance and risk of injury to a child with wanton and reckless behavior, according to Springfield Police Department Sgt. John Delaney. The state Department of Children and Families had taken custody of Figueroa's son after detectives took the baby from the car following the arrest Wednesday, according to Delaney.
The two men were arrested as a result of a surveillance operation the city police department Narcotics Division had conducted Wednesday evening at the McDonald's restaurant parking lot, located at 360 Main St., in the city's North End neighborhood, according to Delaney.
Police allegedly watched as two people purchased five bags of heroin from Figueroa and Rozwadowski as they were sitting in a Nissan Xterra in the parking lot. The two alleged drug customers were detained, and Figueroa and Rozwadowski were arrested a short while later, according to Delaney.
Police allegedly seized 27 bags of heroin, cell phones and $167 in cash from the vehicle in which the two men and the baby had been."

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Asst. Basketball Coach Charged With Trafficking Cocaine - High School News Story - WSOC Charlotte

Asst. Basketball Coach Charged With Trafficking Cocaine - High School News Story - WSOC Charlotte: "arrested 37-year-old Alphonso Keaton, the assistant girls’ basketball coach at West Rowan High School, and charged him with trafficking cocaine.
Keaton and 37-year-old Kevin Rankin were arrested in the parking lot of Advance Auto in Mocksville Wednesday. Rankin was also charged with trafficking cocaine.
Investigators said they watched the two men purchase 96 grams of cocaine for $2,400. They then arrested the men in a vehicle stop.
The arrests followed an investigation conducted by the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Unit and Davie County Sheriff’s Office Vice Unit.
Keaton and Rankin were placed in the Davie County Jail. Both have a $100,000 bond and are scheduled to appear in court May 13."

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Wednesday, May 5

Gazette Live - News - Local News - Drug dealer George Johnson locked up for six years

Gazette Live - News - Local News - Drug dealer George Johnson locked up for six years: "George Johnson, aka Richard Montague, operated just above the level of a street dealer, Teesside Crown Court heard.
The 42-year-old was caught red-handed throwing a bin liner containing 80.2g of crack cocaine from a yard on Bush Street, Middlesbrough.
The drugs, worth more than £8,000, were higher than average purity and came in ounce packages usually divided up and distributed to street dealers.
Police raided the house just before midnight on January 7.
In the kitchen were discovered two sets of scales carrying cocaine traces, eight more lumps of the drug all worth £348, a tub containing 107g of mixing agents used to make crack cocaine, and a baseball bat."

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Tuesday, May 4

Elizabeth drug kingpin admits heroin trafficking, faces 32 years in prison | - NJ.com

Elizabeth drug kingpin admits heroin trafficking, faces 32 years in prison | - NJ.com: "Alejandro Cleves to admit in court this week that he was the kingpin of a multi-million dollar Union County heroin ring, authorities said.
The handcuffed, 30-year-old defendant took a plea deal before Superior Court Judge Scott Moynihan on Monday, admitting his role as the leader of a narcotics trafficking network that allegedly funneled millions in drugs from Colombia into the United States. Cleves faces 32 years behind bars when sentenced on July 23.
The drug trafficker is accused of using the distributors he met while living in Elizabeth to channel upwards of 250 kilos of heroin — each with a street value of about $1 million — into Union and Essex counties, as well as New York and Pennsylvania, said the Union County Prosecutor, Theodore Romankow."

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Two jailed for selling drugs - Winnipeg Free Press

Two jailed for selling drugs - Winnipeg Free Press: "Joseph Ronald Desjarlais, 34, was given four years in prison, while Dustin Jeremy Barker, 22, received three years behind bars Tuesday following joint-recommendations between Crown and defence lawyers.
The penalties are in addition to five months already spent in custody, which was given just single-time credit based on their histories of breaching court orders.
Desjarlais and Barker were among 31 people arrested last December as part of 'Project Divide'. A total of five accused have now pleaded guilty and been sentenced, with several more expected in the coming weeks."

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timesofmalta.com - Kilo of heroin found - three men arrested

timesofmalta.com - Kilo of heroin found - three men arrested: "Briton, a Liberian and a Congolese, have been arrested after a big drugs find by Customs officers and the police.
Almost a kilo of heroin was found hidden in a false compartment in a bag being carried by a 22-year-old Briton who flew in at Malta International Airport from Brussels last night."

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Man charged with possession of improvised firearm similar to one used in Hemet police attack | L.A. NOW | Los Angeles Times

Man charged with possession of improvised firearm similar to one used in Hemet police attack | L.A. NOW | Los Angeles Times: "Patrick Nugent Jr., who authorities say is a member of the Coors Skins gang, was also charged with having a pair of nunchucks – weapons usually constructed of two pieces of wood held together by a short chain.
Nugent was arrested and his weapons were found during an April 20 sweep by Hemet police investigating a rash of attacks aimed at them and the gang task force. He was charged three days later.
During the sweep, officers arrested 23 people on parole, weapons and drug violations.
In February, an officer narrowly missed being killed when he opened the front gate of the gang task force offices and a shot rang out. Investigators later found a zip gun in the gate that had been rigged to fire when the door opened."

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Leader Of Drug Ring In Red Lake Gets 20 Years - wcco.com

Leader Of Drug Ring In Red Lake Gets 20 Years - wcco.com: "leader of a drug ring that sold cocaine and crack cocaine on the Red Lake Indian Reservation has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison.
Twenty-eight-year-old Marcus James Neadeau was sentenced Monday in U.S. District Court in St. Paul.
Prosecutors say Neadeau was the leader of a group that sold drugs on the reservation from January of 2007 through March of 2009, and that he used his family and friends to deal the drugs."

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Lecco avoids death penalty in latest drug sentence  - News - The Charleston Gazette - West Virginia News and Sports -

Lecco avoids death penalty in latest drug sentence  - News - The Charleston Gazette - West Virginia News and Sports -: "federal jury decided Monday not to impose the death penalty on a Mingo County drug dealer convicted of ordering the 2005 killing of a federal drug informant.
Last week, the jury convicted George M. 'Porgy' Lecco, 60, on all counts in a 12-count indictment, including three that could carry the death penalty, triggering a penalty phase in the trial. After several days of testimony in the sentencing phase, the jury began deliberating on Friday."

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Latin American Herald Tribune - Former Chilean Soccer Star Accused of Drug Smuggling

Latin American Herald Tribune - Former Chilean Soccer Star Accused of Drug Smuggling: "Retired Chilean soccer player Jorge “Coke” Contreras remained under arrest on Monday on suspicion of being part of a drug trafficking network.Contreras was arrested Sunday at the Santiago international airport when he returned from Lima after participating in an exhibition match along with other former members of Chile’s national team."

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Criminal Justice Online Courses: Violent Street Gang Member Sentenced

Criminal Justice Online Courses: Violent Street Gang Member Sentenced: "GOLDFINCH sold cocaine in Vancouver, Washington on February 4, 2009 and March 16, 2009. On March 24, 2009, GOLDFINCH sold crack cocaine. The drug deals were captured in audio recordings. Prior to the investigation, GOLDFINCH was identified as a member of the “Nortenos” street gang. The gang formed in the 1960s in California, and across the country gang members are involved in crimes of violence, drug trafficking, firearms violations, extortion, and intimidation."

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Mother of Cowboys' Dez Bryant was convicted of drug charge in 2009 - The Huddle: Football News from the NFL - USATODAY.com

Mother of Cowboys' Dez Bryant was convicted of drug charge in 2009 - The Huddle: Football News from the NFL - USATODAY.com: "mother of Dez Bryant, at the center of the recent controversy surrounding the new Cowboys receiver, has had two convictions in the past two years.
The Dallas Morning News reported, based on a review of records in the Lufkin, Texas, area, that Angela Bryant pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of supplying false information to a police officer in May 2008 and then pleaded guilty to a drug charge in July 2009. She had been arrested for possessing and selling crack cocaine."

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Monday, May 3

CTV British Columbia - Heroin seized at Vancouver airport - CTV News

CTV British Columbia - Heroin seized at Vancouver airport - CTV News: "$800,000 worth of heroin was seized at the Vancouver airport last month during a security check.
The drugs were found on April 22 after Canadian Border Services agents took aside a 32-year-old man arriving on a flight from Germany and inspected his luggage.
An X-ray scan helped officers find a hidden compartment in his bag containing more than two kilograms of white powder.
The man, a Surrey resident with no prior history of drug offences, was turned over to the RCMP.
Sgt. Dave Goddard lauded the efforts of border agents to keep drugs from reaching B.C. streets."

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Saturday, May 1

Cocaine dealer admits guilt in court

Cocaine dealer admits guilt in court: "music producer who was busted after expelling 96 pellets of substances suspected to be cocaine on Friday, said there was no need for the court to remand him because he was guilty. Sam Sarfo Kantanka made the confession at the Accra Fast Track High Court, which remanded him to re-appear on Thursday, May 27, pending the outcome of the Ghana Standards Board (GSB) examination into the substance."

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Undercover agents arrest 2, seize $1.5M in drugs - San Jose Mercury News

Undercover agents arrest 2, seize $1.5M in drugs - San Jose Mercury News: "arrested Ramon Salazar Camargo and his accomplice Jesus Lopez, at a Bell Gardens strip mall Thursday night.
Agents say Salazar and Lopez delivered 20 pounds of meth to undercover agents.
Officers then searched their stash house and found 79 pounds of methamphetamine, 11 pounds of cocaine, eight guns and $30,000 in cash.
The suspects are being held on $3 million bail each."

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Judge throws the book at corrupt prison guard

Judge throws the book at corrupt prison guard: "Pierre Arold Agnant dreamed of using the money to buy a luxury home he could retire to in his native Haiti.
His accommodations for at least the next four years will be considerably less comfortable. Agnant, 47, was sentenced yesterday to the equivalent of a nine-year prison term, less one year for the time he has already served behind bars. Superior Court Justice France Charbonneau also ordered that Agnant must serve half of the remaining eight years of his sentence before he is eligible for parole."

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Bombs found after drugs raid - Hartlepool Mail

Bombs found after drugs raid - Hartlepool Mail: "John Rayner, 35, was arrested and charged with conspiracy to supply Class A drugs and possessing explosive devices after the raids on Monday, April 26.
Rayner, of The Paddock, Elwick, is now set to appear before a judge at crown court next week.A Cleveland Police spokeswoman said: 'A substantial amount of cash was found at the property in The Paddock. 'A subsequent search of an industrial unit in Peterlee, with the assistance of Durham Police, yielded three explosive devices which were dealt with by experts and at no point were the public at risk.'Superintendent Rob Coulson, of Durham Police, said: 'Following the discovery of the grenades, suitable safety measures were put in place and we are satisfied no members of the public were put at risk as a result of what took place.'Rayner appeared at Teesside Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, where he did not enter any pleas and had his case sent to Teesside Crown Court.
He was remanded in custody until he appears before a judge on Wednesday, May 5.A 28-year-old woman was also arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to supply Class A drugs and suspicion of money laundering following the raids"

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Newark cocaine kingpin sentenced to 20 years | - NJ.com

Newark cocaine kingpin sentenced to 20 years | - NJ.com: "Carlos Madera Jr., 30, of Newark, pleaded guilty in March to first-degree leading a cocaine-trafficking network in the two counties. He admitted he conspired with two others, and supervised numerous street-level dealers"

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