It was bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, said Alberto Capella, who leads Tijuanas troubled police force, describing the welcome he received from a group of still-unidentified criminals days before his appointment to one of the most thankless and dangerous jobs anywhere was formally announced.
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U.S. and Colombian investigators have dismantled an international cocaine smuggling and money laundering ring that allegedly used part of its profits to finance Hezbollah, the Lebanon-based Shiite militia, officials said Tuesday.
The aerial view for Haiti's newly installed prime minister was brutal Tuesday: a storm-ravaged landscape stretching out for miles, flooded rice fields, washed-out cities and survivors battling rivers of mud.
Fearful Mexicans are injecting rice-sized security chips under their skin, strapping on $400 bulletproof vests under work shirts, and installing satellite trackers in their cars as an unchecked crime wave sweeps the nation.
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