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How a DEA agent tracked a town s fentanyl crisis to the Sinaloa cartel

How a DEA agent tracked a town s fentanyl crisis to the Sinaloa cartel
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A DEA agent tracked the source of fentanyl in Mormon country — a Mexican cartel

The meth was expensive. The federal agents were running out of money.

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Man implicated in Park City student overdose deaths arrested on new charges

A Las Vegas man whom authorities say provided the fentanyl that killed two Park City teens in 2016 has been arrested on new federal drug charges.

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One Individual Charged as Law Enforcement Targets Fentanyl Shipped from Las Vegas to Utah

SALT LAKE CITY – Colin Andrew Shapard, 21, of Las Vegas, Nevada, has been charged in federal court by the United States Attorney’s Office in Utah with six

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Main defendant in 32 defendant drug distribution case involving Nortenos gang sentenced to fourteen years in prison

December 14, 2021 Joseph “Norte Joe” Gomez, the lead defendant in a large-scale 32 defendant federal indictment, was sentenced last Tuesday by a U.S. District Court Judge in the District of Utah. Judge Tena Campbell sentenced Gomez to serve 14 years in federal prison with five years of supervised release to follow his incarceration after previously pleading guilty to conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and conspiracy to launder money. All thirty-one members and associates of the Norteños street gang responsible for distributing drugs around the Salt Lake City area have pleaded guilty and four lower-level defendants have yet to be sentenced. Most of the defendants in this case have received sentences between 72 and 96 months.

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