Cars stolen in U.S. become daily drivers for Mexican cartels
Federal prosecutors announced charges Monday against 13 people they said were involved with cartel-backed operations that stole cars in the U.S. and shipped them south of the border, where they became part of "daily business" for the smuggling outfits.
Federal prosecutors have charged 13 individuals involved in cartel-backed operations that stole cars in the U.S. These stolen vehicles were then shipped to Mexico. The operation was described as part of the smuggling outfits’ “daily business.”
- 13 people have been charged by federal prosecutors.
- The charges relate to cartel-backed operations involved in car theft.
- Stolen cars from the U.S. were shipped to Mexico.
- The stolen vehicles were described as part of the smuggling outfits’ “daily business.”
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