An illegal immigrant with ties to a violent Brazilian gang flashed a sinister smile while being arrested during an immigration enforcement operation in Massachusetts, earlier this month. U.S.
(AP Photo/Bruna Prado)(Bruna Prado / AP) Brazilian drug gangs are bringing in far more money from fuel and other products than from cocaine trafficking, an expansion into formal economic sectors ...
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In Brazil’s São Paulo, armed gangs on the hunt for something more sought-after than gold—OzempicNew Delhi: Ozempic is the new gold for thieves and armed gangs. In São Paulo, Brazil, armed robbers are targeting pharmacies in smash-and-grabs specifically for the ‘weight-loss’ drug that ...
Latin America’s drone arms race is growing, with governments struggling to match criminals using UAVs for smuggling, spying ...
BELLINGHAM — A Brazilian man and gang member who has been convicted of assault and is in the country illegally has been arrested in town by federal officers, U.S. Immigration and Customs ...
SEE ALSO: What a Decade of Data Tells Us About Organized Crime in Brazil The gangs had been fighting each other since 2016, when the PCC broke off a previous truce, detonating months of bloody prison ...
SAO PAULO (AP) — Brazilian police killed six suspects Friday during an operation to dismantle a gang accused of planning large-scale bank robberies, authorities said. Police in the southern ...
An illegal immigrant with ties to a violent Brazilian gang flashed a sinister smile while being arrested during an immigration enforcement operation in Massachusetts, earlier this month.
Brazilian drug gangs are bringing in far more money from fuel and other products than from cocaine trafficking, an expansion into formal economic sectors that has caused billions in tax losses and ...
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