Operativo federal por narcotráfico en las cárceles de Puerto Rico

DEA and other federal agencies conducted an operation against individuals smuggling drugs into prisons using drones, resulting in the arrest of 34 individuals. The operation targeted the trafficking of fentanyl and other controlled substances.

The chapter discusses the details of the federal operation, including the involvement of Jensen Medina, a convict in a murder case. It mentions Medina's previous involvement in drug-related activities and the upcoming press conference with federal officials.

Various officials from different agencies are mentioned, such as Stephen Mulrow, the federal prosecutor in Puerto Rico, Joseph Gonzalez from the FBI, and DEA officials. The chapter also highlights the presence of state government officials like Marjorie Ñervo and the description of the criminal organization called Los 31 or The Sharks.

The chapter outlines the charges brought against 34 individuals for drug trafficking conspiracy, money laundering, possession of firearms, and other related offenses. It details the agencies involved in the investigation and the substances distributed within correctional facilities using drones.

Discussion on the legal consequences faced by the accused, including mandatory minimum sentences for drug trafficking charges, implications of fentanyl distribution on overdoses and deaths, and specific charges against key individuals like Juan Carlos Ortiz Vazquez and Cristina Guevara Casellas.

Information about the prison gang known as Grupo 31 or The Sharks, involved in drug distribution within various correctional facilities in Puerto Rico. It mentions the establishment of the group in 1998, its communication with the government, and control over drug distribution in specific institutions.