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EL PASO - Barrio Azteca gang members operated 'maquilas' assembly plants in Juarez to process cocaine and crack cocaine, according to a witness in Monday's trial of Arturo Gallegos Castrellon, accused of taking part in the March murders of three people in Juarez associated with the U. At one point during the drug cartel wars that claimed thousands of lives in Juarez, approximately between and , Chavez testified that the Barrio Azteca was asked to process cocaine for La Linea, the enforcement arm of the Carrillo Fuentes drug cartel. Barrio Aztecas, which used to handle and sell all drugs, were instructed to help La Linea by cooking the cocaine to produce crack, which they proficient at, and divide the powder cocaine into doses, Chavez said in testimony. The 'maquilas' he said were housed in residential areas that were considered good middle class neighborhoods, so as to not call attention to the gang's activities. He said the maquilas processed cocaine and its byproduct for the entire state of Chihuahua. Barrio Aztecas worked in shifts of 10 people to keep the pace up, 'three days in and two days off. Chavez, who worked in one of the maquilas, testified that Gallegos drove a bullet-proof white Lobo, and would stop by the maquilas to check on the progress. The arrangement was bad for the Barrio Azteca, Chavez testified, because cocaine was a more lucrative drug, and crack cocaine, which is more addictive, also produced greater demand. The gang was careful to avoid undue attention, by not having tattooed people being seen entering and leaving the 'maquilas,' Chavez said. Barrio Aztecas operated cocaine 'maquilas' in Juarez, Mexico, a witness testified. Diana Washington Valdez El Paso. Facebook Twitter Email.

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DENVER — Gang members, a retired Denver firefighter and a college team coach were among 35 people accused of transporting more than 40 pounds of cocaine from Mexico to the Denver area every week, federal officials said Monday. At least 20 people died in drug-gang violence over the weekend there. They said cocaine was transported in secret panels in vehicles that traveled into Colorado on Interstate Of the 35 people named in the indictment, 23 were arrested Friday without incident in Colorado. One person was already in custody and six people remain at large. Those arrested included street gang members, as well as a retired Denver firefighter and an assistant baseball coach at Regis University. The defendants face up to life in prison if convicted on the drug charges. Attorney John Walsh said of those arrested. Authorities also seized more than pounds of cocaine, 35 pounds of marijuana, nine firearms and 15 vehicles. By Associated Press ap dfmdev. Originally Published: November 9, at a. More in News.

Ciudad Juarez buy cocaine