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Article: MEXICAN DRUG TRAFFICKER GETS 30 YEARS

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February 15, 2007
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The U.S. Justice Department's Drug Enforcement Administration's Dallas Field Office issued the following press release:

John C. Richter, United States Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma, announced that JESUS ADOLFO TINAJERO-PORRAS (a/k/a/ Adolfo TINAJERO), 47, an illegal alien from Julimes, Mexico, living in Oklahoma City, was sentenced today by United States District Judge David L. Russell to serve 30 years in federal prison and forfeit over $2.4 million for conspiracy to possess and distribute cocaine and marijuana.

TINAJERO was convicted by a jury on September 14, 2006, of 10 counts of drug trafficking, including conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and distribution ...

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