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SANTO DOMINGO. - Two Dominicans, considered the most important narcotics traffickers that operate in the country for several years and described as “field executives” in the ring headed by Quirino Paulino “El Don,” continue to manage a large part of the cocaine transported from Colombia to the United States, via Dominican Republic, said sources close to the investigation.
Though they refuse to disclose the identity of those Dominicans, the sources said that two foreigners, a Colombian and a Venezuelan, considered “central connections” for both Dominican narcotics traffickers with the drug cartels in the shipping the cocaine, travel across the country and abroad without being bothered, although apparently “everybody knows them and of their operations.”
Those persons, said the sources, are linked to the large operations of the cartels in the cocaine shipments to the United States and Europe, via Dominican Republic, and also to groups of paid killers- some of them even from inside prisons where they serve time and/or await trial- used by the cartels for their activities in the country.
These revelations, obtained in relation to the new turn the Quirino case has taken, are in the many documents filed since the start of 2005, after Paulino and several of his partners were arrested in the country and extradited to New York to be tried in the Manhattan South District Federal Court.
The sources said it’s “inexplicable” that those people of the drug trafficking world haven’t fallen into the arms of the law and that, on the contrary, operate freely in relation to the Colombian narcotics traffickers, some of which come to the country frequently “to supervise” those drug operations, as well as the business of laundering the money produced by drugs.
They added that one of those supervisors was arrested several weeks ago near Cotuí (central), when he traveled together with a young Colombian woman and was brought immediately to the capital, where he was booked, had his rights read and in just a few hours was placed on an airplane and extradited to the United States. On December 2, the DNCD arrested the Colombian Jefferson Marín near Cotui.
SOURCE: listin.com.do
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What the story does not disclose is the trail of drugs found by DNCD. But don't worry, these drugs will be eliminated by DNCD one gram (hit) at a time. Anyone living in the barrios of known drug houses know there is huge excess supply in the latter half of this year and especially during the holidays.
While US officials continue to chew on the four year old Paulino case (with some modest break thru four (4) years later. Our US officials are still way behind on what is happening now, just fyi.
I am not in the RD now, but I know all the drugs houses and players in my barrio who micro-traffick to other barrios from Ensanche Caonabo (Los Platanitos) in Santiago. Now, if I can know this from outside the RD then why does not our US representatives & intelligence from US DEA, Embassy, FBI etc not know this and thus stop it?
Why are they extraditing foreign nationals caught smuggling (they violated national laws) drugs?
Don't they know it's a state sponsored international drug boondoggle?
CIA=Cons in Action,
DEA=Drug Epidemic Amnesty
Come on, follow the money!
FYI
A close source of mine said that Fannin wished everyone farewell today.
All adminsitrative personnel will be changed out as well
So leave the poor guy alone and wait for the next one,