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After 9-11, there's no question that Ben Laden was the most wanted man in the world. Following

his capture and his death, the cartel leaders that were controlling and influencing drugs

on multiple different continents and multiple different countries around the globe really

became significant targets. You know, a lot of people don't realize that, you know, these

criminal organizations function like terrorist networks and they are terrorist networks.

Because when you take a look at the Sina Loa cartel, Chapo Guzman and other cartels around

the world, you know, they generate more violence than Osama Ben Laden never dreamed of generating.

And I would say that of all criminals globally, following the death of Ben Laden, El Chapo

became one of the most wanted men in the world. It's 2013. It's been 12 years since El Chapo

escaped from a top security Mexican penitentiary. Since then, the manhunt has continued. I'll

be it with few leads. This is a case that gets more high profile by the day.

This is a case that could ultimately result in the capture of one of the most wanted men

in the world. So the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. really stepped up and assigned

a lead prosecutor out of their office that gives that case the power and swiftness needed

to cut through any red tape to turn over paperwork as fast as possible. The level of approval

is going to happen very swiftly. An action for our officers, what they need to get done

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