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Old 08-04-2005, 02:05 PM
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Drug Lords Overrun Border Town

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Drug Lords Overrun Mexican Border Town
Thursday, August 04, 2005

NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico — A band of drug lords has turned the Mexican border town of Nuevo Laredo, just yards away from Texas, into lawless territory.

Not only are cocaine, marijuana and amphetamines funneled through this town, but the gang has taken on law enforcement, killing the last two elected police chiefs. The latest one lasted only six hours in office.

Fox News' Steve Harrigan rode on patrol with the newest chief, who stresses that a positive outlook is better protection than a suit of armor.

Last Friday, the streets of Nuevo Laredo became a war zone, with gun battles forcing residents to run for their lives.

Now the criminals have taken to kidnapping; they've snatched 41 Americans in the past year.
What they fail to mention in this is that the 41 they snatched in the last year were on THAT side of the border. Reports on local news also mention that they have snatched several dozen from the TEXAS side of the border as well.

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