The 60-year-old woman in Mexican was responsible for the Quality Control of Cocaine-oriented States, aimed at the United States in front of a judge of Georgia, according to the authorities.
Irma Elvira Cruz, also known as “Huzipol” and “Madre”, was extradited to Mexico, the U.S. lawyers office, northern Georgia, said in a news version Tuesday.
Cruz believed to test the quality of “a great location of cocaine” in the Atlanta. He believes in Mexico, Colombia, Colombia, other places, “Colombian Cocaine Transportation Coordination of Location in the US and Mexico said the news notes.
Acting Multrie, Jr., Jr., said that Cruz has been identified as a collaboration of a drug trafficking organization based in Mexico to Mexico as many as Colombian cocaine.
In September 2015, CRUZ believes that the Costa Rican organization went to the Hut of the Atlanta cocaine to test cleanliness. Costa Rican officials stopped vehicles guided by the alleged members of Cruz. About 220 pounds were kidnapped about cocaine and another 487 kilo from Stash House, the news said.
Cruz complained of a federal jury on February 14, 2017. It was extradated to the United States and was placed in front of a federal judge. Cruz gives the federal charges of conspiracy face to import cocaine illegally in the United States and have cocaine with the intention of distribution. The Department of Justice did not state the sentences that the position may have.
“According to Cruz played critical criticism to the United States. Richard S. Moultrie, Jr. Cruz is a supposed role in Mexico to help the United States and our local communities to work to work in research and leading their collaboration to their cooperation for their cooperation. ”
