Watch "Kingpin" : We'll watch "Kingpin" a couple of times.
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"I'm the kingpin of this bitch," someone says to the actual Kingpin, Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio), on his first day in jail.
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READ: Inside El Chapo's jury: A juror speaks for the first time about convicting the kingpin Listen to "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial" for free on Spotify.
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Convicted Drug Kingpin & Miami Private Zoo Owner — Mario Tabraue Mario Tabraue first gained notoriety as a drug kingpin who used his private zoo to cover up his other operations.
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" Or there are classic comedies like "Hitch" and "Kingpin.
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In the plainest reading of federal law, a kingpin-size haul like that would be punished with a kingpin-size sentence: from a minimum of 23 years in prison to life without parole.
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The gang succeeded in freeing the kingpin, Agencia Brasil reported.
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" Hunter has said Johnson & Johnson acted as a "drug kingpin.
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LISTEN: "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial" for free, exclusively on Spotify.
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The cartel kingpin faces federal charges in seven U.S. states.
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Go deeper ... Exclusive: Lawsuit says Johnson & Johnson was opioid "kingpin"
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The film ends with the pair unmasking the tickling kingpin.
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Bradley Mitchum (the Jim Belushi kingpin character) has a problem.
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This is the worst fate a drug kingpin can suffer.
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"I'm the kingpin of this bitch," he tells Fisk. 2.
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We were in there with Frank Lucas [the drug kingpin].
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"That's what a real drug kingpin looks like," Lichtman said.
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The kingpin is now just a vessel for tomorrow's dreams.
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He was actually becoming a real kind of ... A kingpin.
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First is D'Amato, the trust fund kingpin of Jane O'Brien Media.
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Walter White: a loving dad who is also a drug kingpin.
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But how does this Hollywood depiction compare to the real kingpin?
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Since the Mexican kingpin was extradited to New York on Jan.
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The drug kingpin escaped from a maximum-security prison in July.
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Listen to "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial" for free, exclusively on Spotify.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia is at the crux of the petrodollar.
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The U.S. Treasury Department named its vice president a drug kingpin.
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Russia and OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia are pushing for higher output.
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The ruthless drug kingpin (Carlos Corona) is obsessed with the Beatles.
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His kingpin charge was reversed and his life sentence was overturned.
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Most of them ended up with the escape of the kingpin.
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But Offerman is the kingpin in a gang of righteous killers.
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The U.S. has named Venezuela's vice president as a drug kingpin.
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Listen to "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial" for free, exclusively on Spotify.
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The one-time Hollywood kingpin has denied having nonconsensual sex with anyone.
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Goldbarg pointed to Colombia as proof that the kingpin strategy can work.
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Or the region can do nothing, and another kingpin will come along.
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So they're gonna talk about "American Kingpin," which is Nick's new book.
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It's the same reason villains like the Kingpin and Baron Mordo work.
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Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) is still trying to be the prison kingpin.
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The difficulties of bringing a people-smuggling kingpin to book are immense.
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An old kingpin known as "Tompolo" has been fingered as their leader.
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Trump remains the delegate kingpin nationwide, the AP noted, boasting 460 delegates.
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The kingpin made other strange requests, Mr. Rodriguez told jurors on Thursday.
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Thousands of College Kids Paid to Work for a Viral Party Kingpin.
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We know the same is true of drug kingpin Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito).
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You met the kingpin of the black market insect trade in your travels.
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Cliffhanger: Drug kingpin Ghost (Omari Hardwick) killed his rival Milan in season 3.
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The disappearance has triggered international outcry against the OPEC kingpin, rattling financial markets.
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Or you may witness the arrest of a drug kingpin by undercover cops.
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Greenpeace published a report calling Koch Industries the "kingpin of climate-science denial".
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Then you go out and fight foes like Thanos, Kingpin, M.O.D.O.K., and more.
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In true kingpin fashion, he tells me he'd have to ask his accountant.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia believes the energy market has overcorrected in recent weeks.
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The extradition of the Mexican drug kingpin known as El Chapo has stalled.
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In March, the U.S. Treasury Department designated El Aissami as a drug kingpin.
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One evening in 1994, KC got arrested and charged as a drug kingpin.
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As the kingpin strategy fractured the cartels, smaller groups rose in their place.
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"Russia is the kingpin," said Bhushan Bahree, an OPEC analyst at IHS Markit.
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He disowned the "kingpin strategy," only to pursue it with El Chapo's sons.
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When Sebastián publishes an exposé, the kingpin rewards him by slaughtering his family.
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You had Doom, Duke Nukem, Quake, Unreal, and also weird stuff, like Kingpin.
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Ted Cruz: The recently convicted drug kingpin is not paying for the wall.
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The latest OPEC turmoil amplifies the supply constraints imposed by the cartel's kingpin.
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Read more: A juror speaks for the first time about convicting the kingpin.
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"@FuckJerry is where I got the idea," he said, referencing the controversial meme kingpin.
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Iran and OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia have been raising exports despite the approaching Sept.
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Jim O'Neill does not approve of the U.S. dollar's kingpin status in global markets.
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But that stance came to haunt the Peña Nieto administration after the kingpin escaped.
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The homeowners said the drug kingpin and his crew left something behind: a safe.
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Listen to the VICE News podcast "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial" for free on Spotify.
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When he finally met Guzman, the kingpin made a crack about Flores' jean shorts.
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Here, the title character is a Cuban criminal turned drug kingpin in 1980s Miami.
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Related: Mexico Arrests Alleged Drug Kingpin While He Was Getting Drunk and Playing Soccer.
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An unnamed pirate kingpin is helping the group obtain weapons and people, reports CNN.
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Gena (Erica Peeples) is an aspiring writer, Quadir (Columbus Short) is a cocaine kingpin.
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He also assisted in the case against mafia kingpin James Gambino in the 1990s.
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With his wealth of business success and political contacts, he is the undisputed kingpin.
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Season 4 finds the semi-reformed drug kingpin James St. Patrick (Omari Hardwick), a.k.a.
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This practice exposes a bit player to the same mandatory sentence as a kingpin.
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U.S. production is now on par with top exporter and OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia.
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Listen to the VICE News podcast "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial" for free on Spotify.
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Listen to Episode 1: Listen to "Chapo: Kingpin on trial" for free starting Nov.
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They said speaking out after convicting the world's most notorious drug kingpin wasn't easy.
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In April 2018, the Treasury Department announced that it was sanctioning Zhang Jian, his company and four of his family members as Significant Foreign Narcotics Traffickers under the Kingpin Act — the first time an accused fentanyl trafficker had been designated a kingpin.
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It also believes OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia is trying to sustain prices at $50-$269.
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How's Yara faring after being paraded through the streets by her meth-kingpin uncle Euron?
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Ladies and gentleman, Vivek Shah is well on his way to becoming a drug kingpin.
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His Kingpin is a study in contradictions, a mix of raw physicality and endless patience.
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Keene sees the coffee kingpin retaking the $57.50 level at which it traded in August.
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Kingpin Lance Barabas, now 30, has five years left on his 15-year prison sentence.
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The main villain is the gangster Wilson Fisk, or "Kingpin" (played magnificently by Vincent d'Onofrio).
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Go deeper: Oklahoma argues J&J was the "kingpin" that fueled the country's opioid crisis
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The slower than expected cuts have drawn a rebuke from Saudi Arabia, the OPEC kingpin.
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It will feature everyone from the daughter of a cartel kingpin to a CIA operative.
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Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar and the Medellin drug cartel are blamed for the explosion.
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Just days ago, armed men attacked Rio's largest public hospital, successfully freeing a drug kingpin.
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We all know by now that ColourPop Cosmetics is a beauty kingpin on the rise.
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And with Kingpin, I worked with Cypress Hill and we went exploring downtown Los Angeles.
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Antonov: What happened was Kingpin was released around the same date as Half-Life 23.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, is among those making the shift.
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Saudi Arabia, the kingpin of OPEC, has sharply slashed oil shipments to the United States.
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He gave a breakout performance as a Harlem drug kingpin in "New Jack City" (Saturday).
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When you take down an alleged kingpin like El Chapo, there is succession planning there.
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There were death threats from a drug kingpin, and skeptical superiors who questioned shutting it down.
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The drug kingpin was being held under "special administrative measures" in the jail, ABC News reported.
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Alongside Russia, OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia has recently indicated the deal is likely to be renewed.
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Other packets featured Colombian cocaine kingpin Pablo Escobar and Sinaloa cartel leader Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the kingpin known across the globe as El Chapo, would have to improvise.
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She was introduced in season 1 of Daredevil as an associate of Wilson Fisk, aka Kingpin.
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For example, suppose the FBI was trying to gather evidence to prosecute a suspected drug kingpin.
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Read: Inside El Chapo's jury: a juror speaks for the first time about convicting a kingpin.
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Kingpin payback Tired of all the squabbling over who's going to pay for Trump's border wall?
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Apparently, the kingpin received lots of emails, author Marc Goodman wrote in his book, Future Crimes.
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The computer nerd who has never hit someone in their life can suddenly be a kingpin.
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Some cybersecurity researchers had previously identified Levashov as Peter Severa, an infamous Russian computer spam kingpin.
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Under president Felipe Calderón (2006-2012), Mexico pursued a "kingpin" strategy of taking down cartel leaders.
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"American Kingpin: The Epic Hunt for the Criminal Mastermind Behind the Silk Road" by Nick Bilton
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The kingpin wanted her to have a pink handset but in the end agreed to gray.
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Cranston's character becomes a drug dealer and eventual kingpin after being diagnosed with terminal lung cancer.
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Still, TV misfires like the recent "The Inhumans" suggest even the comic-book kingpin isn't invulnerable.
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His nickname means "Shorty," but there's no shortage of tall tales about the Sinaloa cartel kingpin.
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But while Amazon is the online shopping kingpin, it has competitors when it comes to discovery.
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Anyone even slightly tuned into the sport will have heard of the unstoppable middleweight kingpin GGG.
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Feeling the heat, the kingpin and his entourage would change camps every 20 days or so.
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Or was it the home of a crime boss, a drug kingpin or a reclusive businessman?
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Mr. Calderón adopted the so-called kingpin strategy, in which troops captured or killed cartel leaders.
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" Lin's other big Farrelly bros role was of the trashy landlord in the bowling classic "Kingpin.
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In Bilton's account an unexpected symmetry emerges between the agents investigating Ulbricht and the kingpin himself.
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AMERICAN KINGPIN: The Epic Hunt for the Criminal Mastermind Behind the Silk Road, by Nick Bilton.
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The national kingpin strategy, however, fell short in one important respect: Drug trafficking continued to flourish.
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Narcos: Mexico is the story of Mexico's first drug kingpin, Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo (Diego Luna).
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What had never happened — until now — was they actually capture the kingpin and then release him.
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They asked to rehear an intercepted phone call of the kingpin clearly discussing selling the drug.
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The MCC, which houses around 800 inmates, is where drug kingpin "El Chapo" is behind bars.
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The DEA's deal with drug kingpin Paul Le Roux didn't turn out as planned Monday The DEA's deal with drug kingpin Paul Le Roux didn't turn out as planned Monday The epic case of Paul Le Roux, an international drug and arms smuggler turned DEA informant, took another surprising turn Monday when one of his former employees was acquitted in Minnesota federal court, further calling into question the U.S. government's unusual arrangement with the shadowy kingpin.
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Because the "drug kingpin" death penalty has never actually been used, it's not clear whether it's constitutional.
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Mexican marines pursued the wily kingpin through storm drains before intercepting his getaway in a hijacked car.
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Now there's a chance to make your kingpin dreams come true, without the risk of prison time.
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American Kingpin is written as a drama, but so many events in Ulbricht's life read as farce.
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No, they accidentally stole from a gang kingpin who isn't afraid to threaten women with actual guns.
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They exaggerated how big of a kingpin I was, but I think 27 years is too long.
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Anytime a major "kingpin" is captured, we see it as a victory in the war on drugs.
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Pittsburg gave us The Jacka, a street rap kingpin that was senselessly murdered in Oakland in 2015.
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On one hand, it shows its commitment from OPEC's kingpin to make the supply cut agreement work.
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But authorities also told the Associated Press the clandestine meeting helped them first locate the drug kingpin.
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A Bronx native, Mr. Jacobs was no kingpin, and no aspect of their drug conspiracy involved violence.
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The OPEC kingpin exported 7.5 mb/d in 2016, according to data published on the cartel's website.
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Mexican forces recaptured drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman on Friday, six months after his prison escape.
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Instead, The Post went — briefly, as it turned out — to Abraham Hirschfeld, the quixotic parking garage kingpin.
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Pittsburg gave us The Jacka, a street rap kingpin that was senselessly murdered in Oakland in 2015.
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In his closing argument, Hunter pulled no punches, labeling Johnson & Johnson the "kingpin" of the opioid crisis.
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Greg B. Andres, another one of Mr. Mueller's prosecutors, once ran an investigation into a Mafia kingpin.
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AMERICAN KINGPIN The Epic Hunt for the Criminal Mastermind Behind the Silk Road By Nick Bilton Illustrated.
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No one man was responsible — not even Arnold Rothstein, the crime kingpin thinly disguised as Meyer Wolfsheim.
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"I am not the kingpin of robocalling that is alleged," Abramovich said as he appeared under subpoena.
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The recent oil price rally hasn't been enough to calm the nerves of OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia.
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At one point he extracted charity from the drug cartel run by the cocaine kingpin Pablo Escobar.
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The indictment described a police department that operated like an organized-crime syndicate, with Ackal as kingpin.
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The Mexican drug kingpin on trial in New York hired a technology expert to protect his communications.
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Once in Matamoros the former kingpin was taken to a border immigration office where he was arrested.
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How was I to know he was the kingpin of the bloodiest crime dynasty in modern history?
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The Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act, better known as the Kingpin Act, was passed by Congress in 1999 and allows the Treasury Department to freeze the assets of foreign nationals it believes to be involved in international narcotics trafficking and to prosecute Americans who handle drug trafficking money.
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Apparently, in October, the 55-year-old flew out to Mexico and spent seven hours with the kingpin.
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Magic CityMagic City is where Jeezy claims to have invented making it rain alongside drug kingpin Big Meech.
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Yep, the best-of-breed social media kingpin is also the cheapest of the big social media stocks.
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The drug kingpin was also suffering from hallucinations, depression and claimed the government has wiretapped his jail cell.
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The blingless kingpin himself wore scruffy shoes and did not so much as take a sip of water.
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America's Treasury department has designated Mr El Assami a drug kingpin, meaning that Americans cannot deal with him.
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Rodrigo Duterte, the president and architect of both policies, has denounced her as "the kingpin of the judiciary".
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What was the significance of being a kingpin like Mock Duck, the leader of the Hip Sing Tong?
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Mexican officials say they caught the drug kingpin after a shootout with Mexican marines in Los Mochis, Mexico.
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A man, even a murderous drug kingpin, is liable to make a mistake trying to impress a woman.
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They also reportedly show the actress traveling with Penn, and the plane they took to meet the kingpin.
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Juan Pablo Badillo, a lawyer representing Guzman, said on Saturday that the drug kingpin could not be extradited.
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Trump has suggested that an actual fracker—oil and gas kingpin Harold Hamm—will be in his cabinet.
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"The kingpin for a skateboard truck is the bulk that supports the majority of the weight," said Reimer.
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Fans also get their first peek at the supervillain Kingpin (Liev Schreiber), familiar from "Daredevil" and other comics.
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Hat in hand, Mr. Rosero flew into the mountains to see the kingpin and break the bad news.
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Rounding out the team is William Purpura, who once worked for the Baltimore drug kingpin Richard Anthony Wilford.
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The fallout between OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC leader Russia has kickstarted an oil price war.
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In "American Kingpin," he ratchets up the tech industry parallels with good reason, but it can feel overdetermined.
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"Last time this cyber-security kingpin delivered a terrific quarter and the stock rallied accordingly," the host said.
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Mexico cartel kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman allegedly used a Delaware-based tequila business to launder drug money.
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Denzel Washington stars as Frank Lucas, the New York-based 1970s drug kingpin who died earlier this year.
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The Mexican drug kingpin Joaquín Guzmán Loera escaped from prison for the first time on this day in 260.
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Meeks also likes AMD, comparing it Intel, which he called the "kingpin" of PCs in the 1980s and '90s.
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The hero is a hackerman, but the villain is just a drug kingpin who's interested in getting very rich.
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American Kingpin is Bilton's first book since Hatching Twitter, an account of that social network's lunatic rise to prominence.
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Escape the winter with an immersive journey to 1980s Colombia — and the world of infamous drug kingpin, Pablo Escobar.
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On Friday, the Treasury Department imposed financial sanctions against a key regime henchman and accused narco- kingpin , Diosdado Cabello.
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Former oil kingpin and MEND leader Government Ekpemupolo, also known as Tompolo, is suspected to be behind the attacks.
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Daredevil season 1 ended with the hero defeating criminal mastermind Wilson Fisk (aka the Kingpin, played by Vincent D'Onofrio).
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This is great for Ludiara, and bad for Damiano, who caused the death of an extremely powerful criminal kingpin.
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The attorney, Jose Refugio Rodriguez, said he discussed the idea with the kingpin during a meeting on February 15.
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The judge even went so far as to bar the kingpin from hugging his wife ahead of the trial.
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El Aissami is the highest-ranking government official to be targeted by the Treasury Department as a drug kingpin.
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" Sent to spy at a party for a rival kingpin, he suddenly realizes that "it was all the same.
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First, the Department of Treasury should designate Hezbollah as a Transnational Crime Organization (TCO) and under the Kingpin Act.
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More heavy crude supply could come from the Khafji field jointly operated by OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
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In Mexico, the so-called kingpin strategy of taking down major drug lords has simply created new, hyperviolent replacements.
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Earlier this year, El Aissami also was sanctioned by the U.S. government amid allegations of being a drug kingpin.
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Sergio Ramirez, the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit against Transunion, was falsely tagged as a drug kingpin.
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Nothing was too flamboyant for the kingpin dubbed the seventh richest man in the world by Forbes in 1989.
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The US treasury department includes three of El Chapo's sons — Iván, Alfredo, and Ovidio — on its Kingpin Designation list.
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Kingpin was very hard to play, but it was the first realistic city done in the Quake II engine.
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"Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston shared a video of his transformation into drug kingpin Walter White on Twitter Monday.
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For a big swath of this period Bergman was, of course, also an undisputed kingpin of art-house cinema.
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The recent operation came less than a month after Mexican authorities recaptured Sinaloa Cartel kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán.
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"You see him on TV and he's like a larger-than-life figure," Mr. Acker said of the kingpin.
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When the techie told the kingpin it would only take three minutes, Mr. Guzmán ordered him to do it.
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Pressing its barrel to the first man's head, the kingpin cursed the soldier's mother and abruptly pulled the trigger.
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The tantalizing mention of the drug kingpin having allies in the D.E.A. came as Mr. Zambada faced cross-examination.
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" One of the biggest players of the past, who supplied Colombian kingpin Pablo Escobar, was Demetrio Chávez, alias "Vaticano.
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Mexico's president defended his brief meeting and handshake with the mother of imprisoned drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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Cut to Mumbai, where the Waaji City kingpin returns, only to be killed on his first drive through town.
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Los Jardineros, as they call themselves, have a taste for baroque punishments and are helmed by a charismatic kingpin.
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One man — Delyan Peevski, a member of the Bulgarian Parliament — is the kingpin of the private Bulgarian media today.
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In a couple of months, Buffett was a pinball kingpin with several machines operating at barbershops across his town.
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Though Al Pacino might be a better fit, given his experience playing a mafia kingpin in "The Godfather" films.
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Cover: Ismael Zambada-Imperial is the 35-year-old son of Sinaloa cartel kingpin Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada-Garcia.
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Even where a kingpin can be had, the groups can reconstitute, if they suffer any operational disruption at all.
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The U.S. government is reportedly seeking $14 billion from Guzmán as part of its prosecution of the drug kingpin.
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The other unnamed kingpin is reportedly accused of aiding Somalia's ISIS wing with logistics, arms smuggling, and human trafficking.
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VICE News spoke recently with Lichtman about the situation with Chapo and the challenges of defending a notorious kingpin.
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The American government blacklisted the vice-president of Venezuela, Tareck El Aissami, calling him a "drug trafficker" and a "kingpin".
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It was then that the rumor mill concerning a potential crossover clash with boxing kingpin Floyd Mayweather Jr. began churning.
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And to this day, Burnett is a reality kingpin, even if he's not as powerful as he was in 2004.
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The so-called "Pins Royale" experience has been unveiled as part of the new Kingpin Complex in Melbourne's Crown plaza.
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The U.S. is currently relying on the OPEC kingpin to increase output and blunt the upward pressure on energy prices.
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Ho, son of one-time Macau kingpin Stanley Ho, said these would simply prompt gamblers to alter their banking habits.
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Critics of the so-called "kingpin strategy" say the focus on the bosses has only created more factions of traffickers.
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The approach, dubbed the "kingpin strategy," has splintered the cartels into warring factions, fueling internecine conflicts and bloody turf wars.
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That meeting also included Kate del Castillo, a Mexican actress who once played a drug kingpin on a soap opera.
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Both sides will have to join forces in the sequel when Julianne Moore's Poppy, a new drug kingpin, wreaks havoc.
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In Starz's smash series Power, Ghost (Omari Hardwick) struggles to balance his duties as a drug kingpin and a father.
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The suspects, including a woman thought to be the kingpin of the operation, have been charged under anti-trafficking laws.
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Follow Seth Ferranti on Twitter and buy his new comic 'Confessions of a College Kingpin,' out now on Stache Publishing.
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All of this extravagance was funded by Baston's position as the kingpin in a vast international empire of upscale prostitution.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia told the group it pumped 9.907 million bpd in March, 553,000 bpd below its February level.
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It came when a former Colombian drug kingpin known as Chupeta (or, Lollipop) was under cross-examination from the defense.
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But several countries, including OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia, have complained about Russia's failure to comply with the deal in full.
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While on the lam, the murderous kingpin exchanged texts with Kate del Castillo - he going by 'papa,' she by 'M.
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Dozens of people were arrested in March for trafficking heroin, including a 24-year-old who was considered the kingpin.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia told the group it pumped 9.907 million bpd in March, 28,000 bpd below its February level.
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Film director, podcast kingpin, and hockey jersey afficianado Kevin Smith is recovering after a "massive heart attack" on Sunday night.
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A friend once called to tell me that she wanted to introduce me to a kingpin in our mutual industry.
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Mexican security forces on Thursday captured Ovidio Guzman Lopez, one of the sons of jailed kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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After Jeffrey Epstein's suicide, Ghislaine Maxwell may have taken his place as the 'kingpin' prosecutors are looking to take down.
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The Mexican government was also aware before the trip of Castillo's communications with the drug kingpin, a Mexican official said.
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The move was expected as the OPEC kingpin has supplied full contractual volumes to most Asian buyers since late 2009.
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Q. & A. When the drug kingpin Pablo Escobar was killed in 1993, Colombia's bloody troubles did not die with him.
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Mr. Martínez was placed on the stand by prosecutors seeking to paint Mr. Guzmán as a kingpin for the ages.
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Episode 7 of "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial" deals directly with Javier's death, its impact, and its connection to El Chapo.
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United States prosecutors laid out their case against Joaquin Guzman Loera, the Mexican drug kingpin better known as El Chapo.
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" He stated that Tehran has been using proxy forces to expand its influence in the region and become its "kingpin.
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But the elaborate precautions taken by the Russian computer spam kingpin known as Peter Severa appear to have failed him.
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Louie starred alongside Nas and DMX in the 1998 crime drama "Belly" ... and his character, Ox, was a Jamaican kingpin.
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At that time, oil prices had collapsed after OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia raised output to hurt higher-cost U.S. producers.
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After being cleared during a murder trial, the New York City nightclub owner and drug kingpin James St. Patrick, a.k.a.
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Follow Seth Ferranti on Twitter, and buy his new comic 'Confessions of a College Kingpin,' out now on Stache Publishing.
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He's scheduled to formally enter a guilty plea on July 27, but he still insists he's not a scamming kingpin.
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Also on Sunday morning, 20 masked gunmen raided Rio de Janeiro's Souza Aguiar hospital attempting to free an alleged drug kingpin.
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That would make the U.S. the world's biggest oil producer — ahead of OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC heavyweight Russia.
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Chapo's notoriety, however, has meant many others appear keen for the world to know that they did meet with the kingpin.
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Goldpharma was identified as a drug trafficking and money laundering organization under the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act, the statement said.
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Plenty of both are to be found in Miami, where a drug kingpin (Benjamin Bratt) has infiltrated the local power structure.
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The third woman to appear in "Kingpin" is the one to truly fill Narcos' Crying Woman trope: Maria Salazar (Andrea Londo).
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Despite Bilton's best efforts, Ulbricht remains almost as mysterious at the end of American Kingpin as he is at the beginning.
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The drug kingpin known as El Chapo was arrested nearly six months after his brazen escape from a maximum-security prison.
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Six of them have pleaded guilty in the past four months, including Lavrick Willocks, the man accused of being the kingpin.
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It revelled in the bureaucracy of the drugs business—one kingpin attends economics night classes—and the vernacular of its tradesmen.
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Edgar Wright's latest follows Baby, a talented getaway driver with tinnitus who is stuck working for crime kingpin Doc (Kevin Spacey).
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As of last May, the drug kingpin is allowed to communicate with his wife via written correspondence vetted by federal authorities.
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His charges included money laundering, conspiracy to traffic narcotics and a "kingpin" charge generally withheld for leaders of major drug cartels.
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But basically grooming your kid to become a drug kingpin is probably taking the "cool mom" thing a little too far.
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When the GOP autopsy was released in March 2013, it immediately received a harsh rebuke from talk radio's kingpin of whiteness.
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Listen to "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial": And then there's Vicente Zambada, the son of El Chapo's partner in the Sinaloa cartel.
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Produced by comedy kingpin Judd Apatow, it's an unorthodox romance, set against a backdrop of clashing cultures and America's melting pot.
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In the first season of Daredevil, crime-fighting lawyer Matt Murdock took on an entire criminal syndicate led by the Kingpin.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia said last week it would like to see oil prices rise to $60 per barrel in 2017.
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Prices remain supported by a drawdown in global supply as OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia appeared poised to increase its export revenue.
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The administration should also use the Kingpin Act against Hezbollah as well as designating it as a transnational criminal organization (TCO).
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The internet kingpin and nerd supreme took his Silicon Valley cash and decided to change the world in another good way.
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To play drug kingpin and high school teacher Walter White on "Breaking Bad," Bryan Cranston had to keep his head shaved.
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Sean Penn says he is consumed by a "terrible regret" about his interview with Mexican drug kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán.
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Legal experts have speculated that Maxwell might have taken Epstein's place as the "kingpin" whom US prosecutors want to take down.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia pumped 9.95 m/bd in August, slipping below 10 m/bd for the first time since May.
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In 2016, the DEA captured Sinaloa Cartel kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, and he was extradited to the U.S. last year.
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Those scandals began with producer and influential awards kingpin Harvey Weinstein, followed by a wave of other executives, producers and talent.
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Maybe she'd track down a kingpin, beat him up, connect the poor folks down their to a wealthy benefactor higher up.
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Prosecutors say he was the kingpin of the ring that peddled fake prescription pills laced with fentanyl to thousands of people.
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By the time the special forces officers got into the unremarkable-looking residence, however, the kingpin was nowhere to be seen.
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The group and several of its leaders are blacklisted under the Kingpin Act over accusations of trafficking in heroin and methamphetamine.
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Penélope Cruz plays Virginia Vallejo, a journalist who had an affair with Pablo Escobar, the Colombian drug kingpin, in the 1980s.
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The downturn for crude futures comes shortly after talks between OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC leader Russia broke down.
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Late in 103, Hajji Lal Jan Ishaqzai, another major kingpin, bribed his way out of prison by paying millions of dollars.
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Also, Rafael may plead guilty to cooking his father's books, while his sister continues to sleep with a murderous drug kingpin.
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See the route that Joaquín Guzmán Loera, a drug kingpin known as El Chapo, used to escape from Mexico's most secure prison.
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In 2010, a former Los Angeles drug kingpin known as Freeway Ricky Ross sued the Miami rapper who performed as Rick Ross.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia has signaled it could once again curtail output by as much as 500,000 barrels per day in December.
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For his latest book, "American Kingpin," journalist Nick Bilton profiled a person who didn't want to talk to him: Ross Ulbricht, a.k.a.
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After Durand agrees to look for a gene therapy criminal kingpin named Marcus Wyckes, he's attacked by an unknown, syringe-wielding assailant.
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His new body of work in the show Kingpin of the Antpin documents the beginning of this seismic shift: the storm itself.
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Do we really want to see two teenage girls get dragged back into sex work with an abusive drug kingpin and pimp?
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The series followed Cranston as Walter, a high school chemistry teacher turned drug kingpin, and Paul as Jesse, his student/meth cook.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia reduced its output in January by about 400,000 barrels per day to 10.24 million bpd, OPEC sources said.
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"There's a benefit of Putin being extremely engaged as being an oil market kingpin, geopolitically and in the Middle East," he said.
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The movie centers around a character named Baby (Ansel Elgort), who becomes the getaway driver for a kingpin named Doc (Kevin Spacey).
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Sicilian prosecutor Calogero Ferrara told Reuters Mered and another alleged kingpin purchased migrants from other criminals in Africa to send to Europe.
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I knew that feeling: When I'd started reporting on Le Roux, nobody believed a criminal kingpin was behind E4M and TrueCrypt, either.
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As the chief villain, Wilson Fisk (Kingpin), Vincent d'Onofrio is superb, bringing a strange vulnerability to the role of a brutal gangster.
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Mered, authorities triumphantly proclaimed, was the first smuggling kingpin to be arrested and brought to Europe to stand trial for his crimes.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia warned oil traders on Friday that a dramatic upswing in crude futures was little reason to become complacent.
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Read more: After Jeffrey Epstein's suicide, Ghislaine Maxwell may have taken his place as the 'kingpin' prosecutors are looking to take down.
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He'd arrived for the premiere of "Gotti," a biopic of infamous Mafia kingpin John Gotti in which Travolta played the starring role.
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Renowned economist Jim O'Neill said Tuesday that investors "have to believe" the dollar is not going to be the kingpin currency forever.
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VICE's Alex Chitty was in contact with the kingpin throughout 2013 in the hopes of making an actual documentary on his life.
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El Chapo was found guilty on 10 federal drug charges Tuesday, and the Mexican drug kingpin is now facing life in prison.
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After all, the kingpin, Reimer explains, has less to do with Spider-Man and much more to do with the skateboard itself.
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The kingpin also sent bulk shipments of cash through normal border checkpoints in the opposite direction — from the United States to Mexico.
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Descending into the darkness, Mr. López said, the kingpin was met by an accomplice on a motorcycle attached to a pulley system.
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Mr. Zambada recalled that he first met Mr. Guzmán in 2001, only hours after the kingpin escaped from the Puente Grande prison.
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Elias pointed to last year's extradition of Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, Mexico's most notorious kingpin, to the United States as a success.
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This led OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia to slash its official selling prices for April and reportedly prepare for an increase in production.
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In exchange, he said, the chief gave the kingpin information about drug investigations and helped him track down his enemies and rivals.
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The OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and Russia indicated on Friday they would loosen their supply restraint and were starting to raise exports.
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This despite the fact that the so-called kingpin strategy has helped usher in the nation's most violent period in recent history.
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But despite this victory, Wright remained in prison because other drug charges were tacked onto his kingpin sentence, totaling over 70 years.
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This is a comprehensive, breezily written narrative in which an unexpected symmetry emerges between the agents investigating Ulbricht and the kingpin himself.
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Hedge fund kingpin Ray Dalio ripped Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's advocacy of a weak dollar, saying the position threatens the economic recovery.
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It was the first time OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia had publicly suggested a new form of coordination among oil producers after 2018.
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Vigil said Mexican officials told him that it is currently costing the government $100,000 per week to keep the kingpin in prison.
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In February, the Treasury Department issued sanctions against the Venezuelan vice president, Tareck El Aissami, accusing him of being a drug kingpin.
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"He was a kingpin in the criminal underground," said Brett Stone-Gross, a cybersecurity analyst who has tracked Mr. Levashov for years.
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Forest Whitaker takes the antihero role as the 1960s heroin kingpin Bumpy Johnson in "Godfather of Harlem," a new series on Epix.
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The company's Colombian headquarters are on rolling farmlands outside Medellín, best known for the kingpin who ruled them for decades, Pablo Escobar.
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That level of supply puts the U.S. neck-and-neck with OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia — the world's second-largest producer after Russia.
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The first two seasons of the show focused on Pablo Escobar, the former kingpin in charge of the Medellin cartel in Colombia.
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Kingpin retailers like Macy's, J. C. Penney and Sears have been shuttering stores, as have Foot Locker, Office Depot and Abercrombie & Fitch.
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At the outset of this riveting crime thriller, Timmy (Louis Koo), a drug kingpin, is caught manufacturing tons of meth in China.
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In "Breaking Bad," Bryan Cranston delivered an award-winning performance as a high school chemistry teacher who becomes the nation's biggest meth kingpin.
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Because, folks, not even a pipe bomb to the face can keep your favorite fast-food-magnate-slash-drug-kingpin, Gus Fring, down.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia has been leading calls for the oil cartel to trim output in a bid to alleviate concerns of oversupply.
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An "ivory kingpin" had received his comeuppance, dealing a powerful blow to those behind a scourge that threatens the survival of Africa's elephants.
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But unexpectedly, last week the drug kingpin was transferred from a prison an hour outside Mexico City to a local penitentiary in Juarez.
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A television kingpin, Gibbs was the chief executive at TriStar Television, a Sony studio imprint that produced Good Girls Revolt, among other properties.
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But many of the defendants are people with their own addictions, most of whom barely get by, let alone make kingpin-level profits.
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D. Evermore), a powerful VICE cop and secret drug kingpin who killed his brother (Marqus Clae) and has no problem murdering more people.
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Rather than being shared as a straight flashback, this version has Kingpin poring over every scrap of information he can get on Poindexter.
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Rather, the Kingpin (Vincent D'Onofrio) will corrupt the FBI special agent, and will manipulate him into aiding him in his vendetta against Daredevil.
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Despite multiple requests by the United States for Mexico to extradite him, the elusive kingpin has never set foot in an American courtroom.
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Mexican journalist Javier Valdez Cárdenas was shot in Sinaloa, the home base of the savage cartel run by kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzman.
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OPEC's Gulf members, led by kingpin Saudi Arabia, have insisted OPEC will not cut production alone, which would cede market share to rivals.
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Law enforcement officials in Spain have arrested a Russian computer programmer who has been identified by some experts as an infamous spam kingpin.
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In comparison to OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia, which has approximately 1,900 barrels of offshore reserves per person, Guyana has 3,900 barrels, Hidalgo said.
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In 22005, the notorious drug kingpin Joaquín (El Chapo) Guzmán tunnelled his way out of a maximum-security prison, with evident official complicity.
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Detroit, for example, makes performance art about The Last Dragon (1985), the cult classic martial arts movie produced by Motown kingpin Berry Gordy.
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Cifuentes had been testifying about two years spent living with Guzman in the mountains of Sinaloa as the fugitive kingpin eluded the army.
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McFarland was a gifted salesman, billing the concert as taking place on an exclusive island that once belonged to drug kingpin Pablo Escobar.
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It's the true story of high school wrestling teammates whose lives took different paths: One became a D.E.A. agent, one a cocaine kingpin.
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Last month, Del Castillo's lawyer told the Associated Press she had no knowledge of his intentions to interview the kingpin before the meeting.
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There wasn't much for the Sinaloa Cartel kingpin to smile about after that, though, since the brief hearing did not go his way.
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The Punisher, Elektra, even Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin, were all, like Daredevil himself, torn between nobility and savagery, vigilantism and the rule of law.
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Fei, a formidable warrior, is adopted by the kingpin Lei Gong (the kung fu movie veteran Sammo Hung), only to subvert his empire.
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And the same blockchain that hides darknet transactions in plain sight among countless others also helped the Feds bust darknet kingpin Ross Ulbricht.
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Prosecutors said Aaron Shamo, 29, was the kingpin of a ring that peddled fake prescription pills laced with fentanyl to thousands of people.
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The greatest fighter in the history of the UFC and long time middleweight kingpin Anderson Silva is finally returning to the United Kingdom.
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The reimagined fried chicken kingpin — another virtual being — was designed to spoof the vast ecosystem of influencers, which includes nanoinfluencers, kidfluencers and petfluencers.
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Acorns's biggest investor is BlackRock, the money management firm of Larry Fink, who's been described as Wall Street's most powerful and shadowy kingpin.
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Cacho also wonders whether the government is worried that the actress might reveal compromising information about corruption that she learned from the kingpin.
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Its kingpin, Leslie Rogers, who was killed by Los Angeles police in 1994, was thought to have ordered the slayings, the papers said.
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Al Pacino is unforgettable as Tony Montana, a Cuban refugee who arrives in 1980s Miami with nothing and becomes a formidable drug kingpin.
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Former Mafia kingpin John Gotti used that word "rat" to describe his former associate Sammy "the Bull" Gravano, who had testified against him.
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Defense lawyers have argued that Ismael Zambada, a longtime Guzmán associate now in his 70s, is the real kingpin of the Sinaloa cartel.
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Bulger, leader of the South Boston gang, was the ruthless kingpin of a criminal empire that a federal judge said committed "unfathomable" acts.
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Veteran trafficker "El Mayo" Zambada is one of the leaders of the Sinaloa Cartel, once fronted by imprisoned kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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Mr. Ulbricht is now serving a life sentence in prison for his role as the kingpin of the worldwide digital drug-trafficking enterprise.
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The Justice Department's Office of International Affairs is in the middle of negotiating the extradition of drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman from Mexico.
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Child-faced drug kingpin Martin Shkreli was dissed by Ghostface Killah in a video that also made a heartfelt plea for affordable health care.
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The problems began last year when the US Treasury Department accused team captain Rafael Marquez of being a front man for a drug kingpin.
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When drug kingpin Pablo Escobar was killed by the Colombian National Police in 1993, he left a vast and bloody legacy in his wake.
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"There's good game design going on in there," Crapuchettes, designer at North Star Games, which publishes Wits & Wagers, Evolution, and more, said about Kingpin.
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But the most common belief is that the so-called "Kingpin Strategy," where authorities target the leaders of criminal organizations, is the primary cause.
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Chapo's trial was supposed to prove that the system works, to show that even the biggest, baddest kingpin can be captured, extradited, and convicted.
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"They might have developed those tools but aren't sharing it with the DEA, even for a drug kingpin bust situation like this," Pfefferkorn said.
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Fans of Netflix's "Narcos" can soon decide for themselves in an official game based on the hit series about Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar.
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Drug-war films tend to end when the kingpin is finally killed or locked up, leaving the police to celebrate a job well done.
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According to Dudley, Mexican officials had recently turned from the "kingpin" strategy to one that targeted institutional corruption in the judiciary and the police.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and the UAE cut ties with Doha in June, saying Qatar backed terrorism and was cozying up to rival Iran.
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The notorious Mexican drug kingpin known as 'El Chapo' has been arrested by Mexican marines – nearly seven months after his daring escape from prison.
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In its ongoing push to bolster its enterprise business, Google has nabbed Tariq Shaukat, the chief commercial officer for casino kingpin Caesars Entertainment Corp.
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Wielding control over the Green Goblin, The Prowler, and lots of other super villains, The Kingpin plays a crucial adversarial role in the film.
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A year later, and after rounds of discussions, the kingpin was extradited to the United States, where he faced federal charges in multiple jurisdictions.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and the UAE cut ties with Doha in June, saying Qatar backed terrorism and was cosying up to rival Iran.
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Mexico has approved the extradition of Guzman, who was the world's most wanted drug kingpin until his capture in January, to the United States.
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The so-called "kingpin strategy" has brought the downfall of infamous drug lords such as "Chapo" but also triggered a sustained surge in violence.
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The United States' Treasury department has also designated Tareck El Aissami, Mr Maduro's vice-president, as a drug kingpin (Mr Aissami denies the charge).
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He faced a minimum of ten years and up to life in prison with no possibility of parole under the so-called kingpin statute.
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In January, the police arrested Zhang Naizhong, the alleged kingpin of the Chinese-Italian mafia, which, they said, had a large presence in Prato.
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BALTIMORE — A Baltimore drug kingpin who inspired characters on HBO's "The Wire" has died while serving a term in federal prison in North Carolina.
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Unfortunately, the drugs belong to a kingpin (Linda Emond) who — in a diabolical cover — runs a farm stand at the city's West Side Market.
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Musk ended up in a spat with Roberto Escobar, brother of deceased Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, over an accusation of intellectual property theft.
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The private home was built in 1856 by a cotton kingpin named Henry S. Buckner, and also housed a business school until the 1980s.
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Paraguay Dispatch ASUNCIÓN, Paraguay — Before being allowed inside the Paraguay jail cell of a notorious drug kingpin, I braced for an intrusive pat down.
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Mr. Ye told Fortune magazine that he got his break in 2006, when he acquired assets the government had confiscated from a smuggling kingpin.
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Here's an unlikely sentence for you: The drug kingpin Pablo Escobar's forgotten hippos, above, may number in the thousands in Colombia by the 2050s.
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By now, all the online Arsenal celebs were milling around and exchanging pleasantries like a big family, including Arsenal Twitter kingpin Hugh Wizzy (above).
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The U.S. has called on OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia to put a stop to its ongoing oil price war with non-OPEC leader Russia.
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Oklahoma, in J&J's account, spun a conspiracy theory with J&J as the "kingpin" of a scheme to deceive the public about opioids.
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U.S. prosecutors last month arrested and charged Garcia Luna with taking bribes from the cartel formerly run by convicted kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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It has sanctioned Venezuela's vice president as a drug kingpin, seizing hundreds of millions illicitly obtained dollars and assets hidden in the United States.
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The OPEC kingpin wants to balance its massive budget and simultaneously pull off a $2 trillion valuation for Saudi Aramco, the country's crown jewel.
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READ: Inside El Chapo's jury: A juror speaks for the first time about convicting the kingpin "The defendant is not innocent," the prosecutors wrote.
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Prosecutors in San Diego allege that a U.S. Marine veteran trafficked cocaine into the country after rising to power as a Mexican drug kingpin.
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But two courtroom artists have helped give the world its only look at the kingpin since the day he set foot on American soil.
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Coronel, more than 20 years Guzman's junior, met the drug kingpin when she was just 17, in 2007, and they were married the following year.
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A jury of eight women and four men heard 200 hours of testimony in the monthslong trial of the drug kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán.
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The infamous drug kingpin known as "El Chapo" has been captured after nearly six months on the run, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto said Friday.
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The last time a top-level Asian narcotics kingpin was successfully prosecuted and imprisoned for more than a short period was in the mid-1970s.
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Hunter said J&J was "the kingpin behind this public health emergency" by growing and importing the raw materials other drugmakers used for their products.
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Since Remus made a point of selling pure, unadulterated hooch, he soon became the kingpin of a national network of suppliers, distributors, lawyers and goons.
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In a hotel in Nampula, in the north of the country, an employee of a drug kingpin explains the deal between smugglers and the state.
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Set in Los Angeles' Koreatown (hence the show's name), it follows the lives of a lavish "kingpin family" at the center of the cultural hotspot.
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But Matt isn't the only one back on the streets; Wilson Fisk, aka The Kingpin, aka the best part of this show is back, too.
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The FBI agents confirmed to me both the authenticity of the documents and the meetings Sullivan had arranged for them with the budding casino kingpin.
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His 2017 book about Silk Road, "American Kingpin," is being made into a movie by Joel and Ethan Coen and Steve Zaillian for Chernin Entertainment.
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This interview never took place because three days after Chapo, Penn and Del Castillo met, the kingpin narrowly slipped a navy operation to capture him.
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In December, VICE Sports published a story about a former USC football and volleyball player, Owen Hanson, who became an unlikely drug and gambling kingpin.
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In July 2018, reports surfaced that Johansson was slated to star in a biopic about Dante "Tex" Gill, a trans man and '70s crime kingpin.
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Kingpin designations would extend sanctions to spouses and children of designated individuals, casting the net of U.S. penalties much wider than any other sanctions' program.
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The kingpin was recaptured by Mexican authorities in January after escaping the country's highest-security prison in the second successful escape attempt of his career.
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In return for a personal payout estimated at $420 million, Mr. Katzenberg, 73, will reluctantly step aside, having never quite managed to become that kingpin.
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In the days prior to the meeting in Canada, Trump, the kingpin in the alliance, had been ratcheting up increasingly caustic rhetoric over trade tariffs.
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The full extent of Penn's interaction with the cartel kingpin did not become clear until the Rolling Stone article published, one of the officials said.
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Now for the overly anxious, they might think that this somehow increases the chances of a showdown with boxing kingpin Floyd Mayweather Jr. It doesn't.
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The alleged kingpin, Miguel Angel Corea Diaz, 35, of Laurel, Maryland, "was responsible for carrying out acts of violence, including murder," according to an indictment.
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"What really amazed me was that he was interested in doing a movie," says Freeway Rick Ross, the legendary former crack kingpin from Los Angeles.
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Drew Christie was so certain he was the "kingpin" of Survivor: San Juan Del Sur that he threw a challenge to vote out a threat.
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The drugs, unfortunately, belong to Momma (Linda Emond), a kingpin who — in a diabolical cover — runs a farm stand at the city's West Side Market.
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The defense has argued Guzman was set up as a "fall guy" by Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, a Sinaloan drug kingpin who remains at large.
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" At one point the Harlem drug kingpin Frank Lucas "put a hit out on me," he said, "because I was effectively thwarting the drug traffic.
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DNA forensics can also strengthen the legal cases against wildlife criminals, such as Feisal Mohamed Ali, a Mombasa ivory kingpin wanted by Interpol in 2014.
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Mr. Rodriguez said he was forced to wander for three days in the elevated terrain with the kingpin and a band of heavily armed bodyguards.
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There, Mr. López said, the kingpin boarded a plane, which flew him to a hide-out deep in the Sierra Madre mountains called The Sky.
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Prosecutors played an intercepted phone call of the kingpin striking a deal with Colombian guerrillas to move six tons of cocaine from Ecuador to Mexico.
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Meanwhile, the kingpin is back in the same prison he broke out of, fighting US efforts to extradite him to face trial in US courts.
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The moves follow a breakdown in talks between the kingpin of oil-producing group OPEC, Saudi Arabia, and non-OPEC member Russia late last week.
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Hundreds of victims of Ponzi scheme kingpin Bernie Madoff really don't want him to get out of prison despite his claim that he is dying.
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Working with his brother, Mr. Zambada said he helped the kingpin flee from his pursuers by arranging for a helicopter to ferry him to safety.
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Shaun "English Shaun" Attwood, a former Ecstasy kingpin who exported British rave culture to Arizona, credits it with inspiring him to throw his own raves.
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It comes as the coronavirus continues to spread worldwide and amid an ongoing price war between OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC leader Russia.
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Among those who funneled money to the president's brother, according to one witness, was Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the Mexican drug kingpin known as El Chapo.
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After dodging hit men surveying his home, White sets out to kill his boss, the drug kingpin Gustavo Fring (Giancarlo Esposito), once and for all.
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That Mr. El Aissami is also accused of being a drug kingpin leaves him in the company of other top officials in the Venezuelan government.
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That woman, Lucero Guadalupe Sánchez López, was believed to be his former lover and sobbed on the stand while recounting her affair with the kingpin.
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The kingpin, above, whose real name is Joaquín Guzmán Loera, was found guilty on all 10 counts of the indictment and faces life in prison.
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Because of a nefarious plan involving a super collider by the movie's villain, Kingpin, Morales eventually learns that there are multiple parallel universes in existence.
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" Listen to Episode 1 of "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial": Balarezo got as far as asking the witness, "You talk about that case, Fast and Furious.
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The number of women accusing former Hollywood kingpin Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment or assault surpassed 50 this week, with more stories emerging every day.
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Prescription drug makers are the kingpin of health care advertising, spending $4.8 billion a year, but the rest of the health care industry is catching up.
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He claims the company acts like a drug "kingpin" and created a public nuisance that cost the state billions of dollars and destroyed thousands of lives.
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The promotional video features an animation that runs through the history of drug trafficking in Mexico, and ends with a portrait of the kingpin — in red.
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The defense argued that Guzman was set up as a "fall guy" by Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, a drug kingpin from Sinaloa who remains at large.
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The writer and filmmaker was convicted in 1982 under the kingpin statue of conspiracy to import marijuana and hashish and sentenced to 25 years in prison.
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Listen to episode 7 of Chapo: Kingpin on Trial, which describes the tunnel escape When it came time for the escape, at around 9:30 p.m.
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Now, Sinaloa Cartel kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán is arguing that he never should have ended up inside a maximum-security Manhattan jail to begin with.
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The documents detail the set-up and rules for two of the agency's in-house tabletop creations, Kingpin: The Hunt for El Chapo and Collection Deck.
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Even with the kingpin behind bars, there are those like Velez who fear a return of impunity for the cartel foot soldiers still in the city.
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The first two seasons of Narcos focused on the most notorious figure associated with Colombian cocaine: Pablo Escobar Gaviria, the wealthiest drug kingpin of all time.
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After Civil War ends, Peter's choice comes back to haunt him, as the Kingpin puts a hit out on him, and Aunt May gets shot instead.
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For now, the Amazon kingpin says he plans to donate a tiny part of his $160 billion fortune, and continue to do business with the rest.
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One needs only to read her timely and tough pieces on Uber, the kingpin of the car-sharing market, to see how she approaches the topic.
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Vice's podcast Chapo: Kingpin on Trial is a look into his life and his rise to become one of the most notorious criminals in the world.
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Rolling Stone published Sean Penn's account of visiting notorious drug kingpin and tunnel expert Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera tonight, giving BlackBerry some fine press clippings.
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Meanwhile, OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia is thought to be prepared to quietly add extra oil to the market to offset a drop in Iranian crude production.
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Maduro charged Vice President Tareck El Aissami, named by U.S. authorities as a drug 'kingpin' for his alleged dealings with drug traffickers, with leading the talks.
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Putin also pledged to continue cooperation with OPEC, though Russia and the organisation's kingpin, Saudi Arabia, have certain differences on so-called "fair price" of oil.
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In February, Chapo's lawyers released a letter in which the kingpin complained about the conditions of his confinement and implored his family to pay his attorneys.
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Watching Narcos, Wagner Moura really transforms himself into the vile Colombian drug kingpin, Pablo Escobar to the point that his real-life appearance is rather shocking.
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Ardent Leisure also owns another theme park, WhiteWater World, as well as the Skypoint observation deck, d'Albora Marinas, AMF and Kingpin Bowling and Goodlife Health Clubs.
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José, a "self-described" bricklayer from Dallas, was accused of helping his brother, a notorious Los Zetas kingpin, launder drug money through American quarter-horse racing.
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The first two seasons of "Narcos" centered on the hunt for drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, while the third season centered on the aftermath of his death.
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Of course, an enterprising kingpin who wants to avoid the problem of customer deaths and the elevated legal pressure they bring might do the same thing.
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Ever since his recapture almost two weeks ago, the cartel kingpin has been held at the same maximum-security prison from which he escaped last year.
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The actor's up there shooting "Hard Powder" ... a movie about a snow plow driver seeking revenge against a drug kingpin who he thinks murdered his son.
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Pablo Escobar's girlfriend is suing a production company for a Netflix show, claiming it's based on her memoir about her love life with the drug kingpin.
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Before becoming international drug kingpin Walter White and hairy dysfunctional dad Hal Wilkerson, Cranston voiced some of the monsters on the original Power Rangers TV show.
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Ryan Cusack is a bright boy who is regularly beaten by his alcoholic father; Maureen Phelan is the slightly lunatic mother of the local crime kingpin.
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"Facing," a new documentary series that dissects some larger-than-life characters by interviewing their adversaries and allies, begins with the Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar.
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Yet federal judges are still mandated to sentence large-scale pot smugglers convicted under the kingpin statute to life in prison with no possibility of parole.
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Metro Boomin, responsible for so much triumphalist music in partnership with the Atlanta kingpin Future, restrains himself to a set of beats telegraphing slow, meaningful menace.
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Epstein died by suicide one day later, and legal experts say Maxwell may have taken his place as the "kingpin" that prosecutors want to take down.
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The magazine received attention in January when it published a popular, but also criticized, exclusive interview with the notorious Mexican drug kingpin known as El Chapo.
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At one point, a former close personal aide alleged that the drug kingpin once paid a $100 million bribe to former Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto.
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They work for the Commodore (a foreboding Rutger Hauer), an enigmatic kingpin with an apparently limitless number of enemies for Eli and Charlie to hunt down.
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Last week, the federal prosecutors trying Mr. Guzmán, the Mexican drug kingpin known as El Chapo, offered evidence about the gothic bloodshed his cartel routinely committed.
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Marston narrated as federal prosecutors played multiple recordings of calls featuring El Chapo's voice, offering jurors an unfiltered view of how the kingpin ran his organization.
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Johnson & Johnson calls state case flimsy Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter led the charge against Johnson & Johnson, calling the company the "drug kingpin" of opioid manufacturers.
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In a deposition, he said that one of the men who arranged the fix was Blinky Palermo, Fox's manager and the reputed numbers kingpin of Philadelphia.
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Based in northwest Mexico, the Beltran Leyva Cartel was once allied to the Sinaloa Cartel of kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, now in a U.S. prison.
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Their friendship can be traced back to the first season, where Skinny Pete was actually the one who introduced Jesse to the drug kingpin Tuco Salamanca.
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With Minecraft Earth now sitting at No. 2 (c'mon, you can't unseat Disney+) on the U.S. App Store, it seems there's potential for another AR kingpin.
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The octogenarian media magnate insisted his allies be given first chance to govern, while acknowledging that Forza Italia was no longer the kingpin on the right.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia pledged to cut oil exports at 6.6 million b/d in August, almost 1 million b/d below levels a year ago.
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To further identity El Chapo, federal authorities also examined audio from phone calls the kingpin made in May during his detention at the Metropolitan Correctional Center.
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Prosecutors at the trial of the drug lord Joaquín Guzmán Loera spent more than 10 weeks painting the kingpin as the most despicable sort of criminal.
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The previous season of this fictionalized series about the drug kingpin Pablo Escobar (Wagner Moura) and the Medellín cartel ended with Mr. Escobar's death in 1993.
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"Corruption, violence, stifling of press freedoms, they (the Progressive party) do it all and Vucic is their kingpin," said Radovan Peric, 49, a mechanic from Belgrade.
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But he said that any dealings with drug traffickers, including a Venezuelan kingpin named Walid Makled, came from his role investigating them as an intelligence chief.
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It traces the rise and fall of Paul Le Roux, a programmer-turned-drug kingpin who used his tech savvy to avoid capture for many years.
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Related: Related: Sex, Snacks, and Soccer: How Mexican Drug Lords End Up Captured The US Treasury Department designated Fernández as a "Foreign Narcotics Kingpin" in November.
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In this case, a computer geek who used to do IT work for the cartels played a key role in the government's capture of a drug kingpin.
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Most recently he was hit with sanctions for allegedly taking part in the hack of the DNC servers last year, alongside renowned Russian cybercrime kingpin Evgeniy Bogachev.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and fellow exporters Iran and Iraq have been at odds over how to rein in supply to reduce a glut in global markets.
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At the same time the media have scrutinized Sánchez over her alleged links to the notorious kingpin with whom many have reported she had a romantic relationship.
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Even the villains get fun, exaggerated designs, like a hulking Green Goblin with tiny wings or a Kingpin bigger and wider than the van he emerges from.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina extradited an alleged Colombian drug kingpin known as "My Blood" to the United States on Thursday to face charges of organizing cocaine shipments.
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Though Corey was not a kingpin, he received an essential death sentence largely because three of his co-conspirators testified against him in exchange for reduced sentences.
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This time around, Miles Morales (played by Shameik Moore) takes center stage, backed by five other Spider-people fighting to take down their mutual foe, The Kingpin.
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Insisting that the kingpin face justice for his crimes in a Mexican court is less reasonable if the government can't actually manage to keep him in custody.
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When he eventually became a cartel kingpin, Caro Quintero's brothers and sisters worked for him (his brothers in San Diego packaged and sold marijuana from his fields).
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However, some dealers have taken to putting drug titles into their Facebook profile names, allowing accounts like "Fentanyl Kingpin Kilo" to continue showing up in search results.
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Oklahoma has accused J&J of acting as the "kingpin" because it sold painkillers, as well as grew and imported raw materials that other opioid manufacturers used.
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Toad is a coke-snorting kingpin; bob-ombs become Bobby Bombs; Bullet Bill didn't exactly need renaming, but now he's a person instead of an anthropomorphic projectile.
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Actor Sean Penn's interview with drug boss Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman was one factor that led to Mexican security forces capturing the kingpin, a government source told Reuters.
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An example of the second kind was coal-mining kingpin Zhang Xinming, who conspired with senior officials in Shanxi province and was nicknamed the "underground organisation minister".
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Nine years ago, when Mr Abe resigned from his first term as prime minister, the paper's kingpin, Tsuneo Watanabe, brokered the appointment of his successor, Yasuo Fukuda.
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Holness briefly served as prime minister in 2011 after unrest due to a U.S. attempt to extradite drug kingpin Christopher "Dudus" Coke forced his predecessor to resign.
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Judge James Gritzner agreed she was no kingpin, but felt he had no choice but to sentence her using laws intended for one, according to court documents.
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Listen to the VICE News podcast "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial" for free on Spotify El Chapo is going away for life — and he's not happy about it.
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Biden was not expected to discuss the extradition proceedings for Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, the drug kingpin who Washington is seeking to prosecute on drug trafficking charges.
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As an example, a big card Breaking Bad was holding back was Walter White's brother-in-law, DEA agent Hank, learning that Walter was a drug kingpin.
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If the allegations are confirmed, the defense wants the judge to invalidate the unanimous guilty verdict handed down against the 61-year-old Mexican kingpin on Feb.
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The former deep web kingpin was handed a brutal prison term: two life sentences without parole, along with 20 years and 15 years for two other charges.
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And McConnell's political aides taunted Blankenship late Tuesday night with an image inspired by the Netflix hit show "Narcos," which is about Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar.
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Two men detained in the raid were high-ranking members of the Sinaloa cartel, led by the drug kingpin Joaquín Guzmán Loera, also known as El Chapo.
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Meantime, the world's largest oil producing nation and OPEC kingpin, Saudi Arabia, said Monday it had cut crude oil allocations for November by 560,000 barrels per day.
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Even without federal support, New York could enact stricter laws on trafficking, the report says, noting the Gun Kingpin bill, introduced in the State Senate this year.
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Arresting individual poachers who shoot elephants in parks, Peters says, is like arresting the kid on the corner selling dime bags, not the kingpin he's working for.
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Along with his longtime partner, Erika "Reika" Carter, Kevin Chiles, the founder of Don Diva Magazine and a former Harlem kingpin, was in the thick of it.
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She becomes her household's breadwinner, working for charismatic kingpin Rebecca (Jisca Kalvanda) as a drug runner before graduating to a dangerous, lucrative mission that ends in tragedy.
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The world's leading exporter and OPEC kingpin, Saudi Arabia, and top producer Russia had previously said there was no immediate requirement for additional measures to support prices.
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EL CHAPO TRIAL Last Tuesday, a federal judge in Brooklyn ruled in favor of The Times in the trial of Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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The addition signaled what had been rumored for weeks: The drug kingpin might want a shot at telling his own story in Federal District Court in Brooklyn.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia unveiled plans Wednesday to dramatically ramp up oil production, raising the stakes of an all-out price war with non-OPEC leader Russia.
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Ulbricht is currently appealing a life sentence for seven convictions, including narcotics, money laundering and the kingpin statute, more typically applied to Mafia bosses or cartel leaders.
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A few weeks before Zhang's kingpin designation, corporate ownership of Zaron Bio-tech was transferred to a man named He Wenxiang at an address in Guangzhou, China.
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There are reports that the eldest son of El Chapo, the #Mexico drug kingpin, has been captured or killed amid gunfights on the streets of Culiacan, Sinaloa.
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In recently released text messages, Rudy Giuliani, the president's personal attorney and kingpin of Ukraine conspiracy theories, even admitted his fantasy about Ukrainian election interference is baseless.
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The department also said Mr. El Aissami had protected accused drug traffickers, including the Venezuelan drug lord Walid Makled García and the Colombian kingpin Daniel Barrera Barrera.
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In fact, Giuliani thought so much of Comey at the time that he put him in charge of the high-profile prosecution of mafia kingpin John Gambino.
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Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has come under criticism for his security strategy and, in particular, the bungled arrest of the son of another powerful kingpin.
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The story, in very brief, hinges on McConaughey's kingpin, an American who's built a lucrative illegal pot empire and is now thinking of hanging it all up.
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"He sees himself as the kingpin of an anti-federal-regulatory movement," said Douglas Brinkley, a presidential historian at Rice University who has written about environmental policy.
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The hit AMC show followed Bryan Cranston as Walter White, a high school chemistry teacher turned drug kingpin, and Aaron Paul as Jesse, his student/meth cook.
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That war comprised major military deployments inside the country and the kingpin strategy, which entailed targeting high-level cartel figures in an effort to weaken the cartels.
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That includes his alternate rogues gallery; the movie also features Kingpin, a second or even third-tier Spidey villain compared to the likes of Thanos or Ultron.
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Just ask drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman or those in the Mexican and Colombian drug cartels, which have largely overtaken the spotlight from the American Mafia.
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It has been compared to "Narcos," the platform's hit drama about Colombian cocaine kingpin Pablo Escobar, and is the Indian's star's opportunity to reach an international audience.
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In July, VICE News detailed the FBI's investigation into Lavrick Willocks, a scam kingpin from Montego Bay who was extradited to North Dakota along with 13 associates.
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Despite the moniker, derived from the New York-based Bonanno crime family, those who knew him say he was a far cry from a Montreal-North kingpin.
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On his sixth album, Dizzee Rascal has scores to settle, pushing back against youngblood competitors and reminding them he's the kingpin who kick-started the whole movement.
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" In one filing, the Oklahoma attorney general said his case will demonstrate that Johnson & Johnson "acted as the kingpin behind this Public Health Emergency, profiting at every stage.
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The 28 year old spent nearly a decade as a self-made kingpin of sneaker-dom, amassing 125 pairs worth tens of thousands of dollars in resale value.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Jhon Jairo Velasquez Vasquez, who worked for Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar and said he participated in some 300 murders, died on Thursday, the government said.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian police have captured alleged Peruvian drug kingpin Gerson Aldair Galvez Calle, known by his alias 'Caracol,' Colombia's defense minister, Luis Carlos Villegas, said on Sunday.
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WWE superstar Roman Reigns is 100% denying that he bought steroids from an imprisoned PED kingpin ... claiming he has no idea who the man or his company is.
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Actor Sean Penn may or may not be subject to prosecution stemming from his secret meeting with convicted drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, legal experts tell PEOPLE.
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Under the U.S. "Kingpin" Act, anyone breaking the law could face up to 30 years in prison and fines of up to $5 million, according to the Treasury.
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If, as it appears, Guzman's reign has ended, it means there is no longer any "drug kingpin" in Mexico, leaving a vacuum that others will seek to fill.
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In an interview with The New York Times, President Donald Trump called the Fox News kingpin "a good person," adding also that he thinks he knows him well.
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But Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said the OPEC kingpin will not join the program without the participation of Iran and other major producers, Bloomberg reported.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Don't ever expect drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman to give you the shirt off his back, but you can buy one just like it.
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Most of the attention after Guzman's arrest has been on Penn's role and the article he penned for Rolling Stone magazine about his interview with the fugitive kingpin.
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Less than halfway into the movie, Peter Parker gets gruesomely crushed by The Kingpin following a battle against the Green Goblin... a fight Miles gets literally dragged into.
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OPEC has consistently refused to cut production as kingpin Saudi Arabia sticks to its strategy of low-cost production to squeeze out higher-cost players like shale companies.
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Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman is guilty on all 93 counts he was facing in a Brooklyn federal court ... and he's now facing life in prison.
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But his first "yes" from producer Sherry Marsh lead to him create the show with TV kingpin Ryan Murphy (creator of Glee, Nip/Tuck, and American Horror Story).
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Information included in Sean Penn's profile of the kingpin reveals that Kate del Castillo, a popular Mexican actress, played a central role in Guzman's interview and subsequent recapture.
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Its neighboring island, Norman's Cay, is known for being part of Escobar's drug smuggling route, but that's the closest association that could be made to the Colombian kingpin.
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Shortly after his Saturday night TKO win over long-time middleweight contender Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza, 26-year-old New Zealander Robert Whittaker called out divisional kingpin Michael Bisping.
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Mr Buhari has now cancelled those contracts, and in January an arrest warrant was issued for a Delta kingpin known as Tompolo, who is charged with laundering $170m.
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The kingpin of the Sinaloa Cartel, one of the world's largest drug-trafficking operations, was serving time in a Mexican maximum security prison when he escaped in July.
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The OPEC kingpin and world's leading oil exporter would like a higher price, and has suggested it will back a production cut when the cartel meets next week.
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The Mexican government is preparing to meet the United States' request to extradite the recently re-captured Mexican drug kingpin known as "El Chapo," according to a report.
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A story like Maritza's is made to seem too small, rendered insignificant by a show that's committed itself to a broad overview of history's most notorious drug kingpin.
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The first sign of trouble came in May, after Netflix and Univision released a trailer for their series "El Chapo," based on the imprisoned Mexican kingpin Joaquín Guzmán.
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This has attracted more men and younger audiences in the United States and elsewhere, including the recently captured Mexican drug kingpin known as El Chapo, Joaquín Guzmán Loera.
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He was so enamored of "Reina del Sur" — "Queen of the South" — that he secretly met with its star, Kate del Castillo, who played a powerful drug kingpin.
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Another league owner, also recently the interim president of the soccer federation, is the brother of an accused drug kingpin who is in jail in the United States.
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Buzz about Beyoncé's mysterious, very intriguing fashion label with billionaire retail kingpin and Topshop owner Sir Philip Green first surfaced last year, and was confirmed in late November.
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Buzz about Beyoncé's mysterious, very intriguing fashion label with Sir Philip Green, billionaire retail kingpin and Topshop owner, first surfaced last year, and was confirmed in late November.
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When I was incarcerated on an LSD Kingpin conviction for over two decades starting in 1993, I did not tend to think or talk politics all that often.
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The same state newspaper recently called the Japanese prime minister a "kingpin of corruption … and a crooked politician" who has "done only evil deeds since he took power".
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And he's surrounded by lots and lots of indelible characters, from his phlegmatic lawyer John Stone (John Turturro) to Freddy (Michael Kenneth Williams), a prison kingpin he befriends.
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Two years into his term, Peña Nieto had passed major structural reforms, overseen declining levels of narco violence, and imprisoned Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, Mexico's most wanted kingpin.
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Harris is not suspected of being a kingpin — he's merely a low-level dealer, and the Drug Policy Alliance report concluded that's typical for drug-induced homicide cases.
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Speaking softly in the silent courtroom, Mr. Valdez recounted how the kingpin had the man brought, bound and blindfolded, to a graveyard in one of his mountain camps.
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But now that the kingpin, known as El Chapo, is standing trial in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, his lawyers have been forced to mount an actual defense.
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Mr. Hassan, who is also known as "Shkuba" and had operated out of South Africa, was designated a major international drug kingpin last year by the Treasury Department.
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"The result of the kingpin strategy is fragmentation," said security expert Alejandro Hope, referring to the multiplication of cartels spawned by the arrest or death of major capos.
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The Sinaloa cartel leader is charged under the "Kingpin Statute," a law created to prosecute drug lords and mobsters, and he faces life in prison if he's convicted.
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The tension between OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC leader Russia arose after a recent breakdown in negotiations over oil production cuts in response to the outbreak.
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More than twenty-five years have passed since the kingpin Pablo Escobar was killed on a Medellín rooftop with the help of the United States Drug Enforcement Administration.
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The picture was taken by Steve Murphy, an agent for the Drug Enforcement Administration, who helped track down the kingpin accused of fomenting mass murder in his homeland.
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Ever since, this Mr. C — played by MacLachlan with long hair and tough-guy leathers — has become some kind of criminal kingpin, with operatives spread across the country.
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The United States called Mr. El Aissami a drug kingpin and said he had worked with Mexican and Colombian drug runners to move narcotics out of the country.
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The venture's leadership team includes the former chief of Disney's theme park design division; the producer of the "Men in Black" movie series; and a live event kingpin.
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He continued to reject the Washington-inspired "kingpin strategy," pursuing a course that resembled the previous "don't ask, don't tell" or "nod and wink" approach of his predecessors.
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The Las Vegas sports gambling kingpin William T. Walters is charged with using nonpublic information while trading shares of Dean Foods, one of the country's largest dairy processors.
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It previously served as a safe haven for Colombia&aposs Norte del Valle drug cartel kingpin Jaime Alberto Marín, alias "Beto Marín," who was captured there in 2010.
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For a $5,000 fee, Mr. Cifuentes said, the kingpin and members of his entourage — including Mr. Cifuentes — often had the girls brought into the mountains to rape them.
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El Chapo: The Mexican drug kingpin was found guilty after a three-month trial in New York that exposed the inner workings of his brutal and corrupt cartel.
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Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was back in Brooklyn federal court Friday, and as the Sinaloa cartel kingpin learned, he'll be returning often for at least the next year.
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Chapo's lawyers fired off a letter to the judge outlining "draconian conditions" in Manhattan's Metropolitan Correctional Center ... including the fact the kingpin hasn't seen a Spanish-speaking priest.
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It can be hard to tell the difference between a dealer and a courier, much less between a dealer at the bottom of the food chain and a kingpin.
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It's not just Ruth (the teenage would-be kingpin played by Julia Garner, who was the best thing about season one and is frustratingly wasted in season two), either.
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Until now, however, little has been revealed about how the police investigation unfolded or the extent of Gao's alleged role as the kingpin in a suspected money laundering network.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department has begun talks with Mexican authorities about extraditing drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman to the United States, a spokesman said on Thursday.
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Gone is drug kingpin Pablo Escobar (Wagner Moura), and in his place are Escobar's former competition, the godfathers of the real-life Cali Cartel, led by the Rodriguez brothers.
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The cartel kingpin is currently married to a former beauty queen, but countless tales describe him smuggling prostitutes into Mexican prisons and having trysts with female guards and inmates.
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SEAN PENN BATTLES WITH NETFLIX OVER 'EL CHAPO' DOCUMENTARY SERIES The defense attorneys argued if the alleged "deteriorations" continue, the drug kingpin could be discovered incompetent to stand trial.
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In typical comic book bad-guy fashion, Kingpin creates tears in the space-time continuum and gains access to an infinite supply of alternate Earths – and their Spider-Men.
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The attack on Colombia's capital brings back memories of the worst moments of the country's long wars against leftist insurgent groups and against Pablo Escobar, a drug-trafficking kingpin.
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In the comic books, Bullseye's origins are unknown or vaguely suggested: one such origin is that he was a burglar named Benjamin Poindexter, who eventually worked for the Kingpin.
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He ascended in the 1980s under the tutelage of Sinaloan kingpin Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, alias "The Boss of Bosses," who pioneered cocaine smuggling routes into the United States.
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Hours after drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was captured by Mexican Special Forces, men reported to be his sons took to social media to threaten the Mexican government.
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Should the SoftBank fund grow as large as $100 billion, it would be one of the world's largest private equity investors and a potential kingpin in the technology sector.
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Son and Saudia Arabia's sovereign wealth fund created the technology investment fund that could grow as large as $100 billion and become a kingpin in the high-tech industry.
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" The lawyer informs the kingpin that, "This actor, fun fact, is the most well-known is the US," and that "He's the one who is drooling to come here.
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In response, OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC member Russia spearheaded an international effort to try and clear a global supply overhang in the hope of supporting prices.
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Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, the Mexican drug kingpin and former leader of the Sinaloa cartel, will face trial in the U.S. on April 85033, 2018, according to ABC News.
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TCO and Kingpin designations have real-world impact, especially in countries where Hezbollah is not considered a terrorist organization, which is the case for all countries in Latin America.
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On Wednesday, Mexican cartel kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán was sentenced to life in prison, five months after a US court convicted him of charges including The day before,
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Guzman was whisked off within hours of sentencing, and authorities would only tell his lawyer that the convicted kingpin was headed to the supermax facility in Colorado — ADX Florence.
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He's the perfect foil for Luke Cage, yet another dark mirror image that villains like the Kingpin and Loki provide for their opposite numbers in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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The longtime top trader for Steven A. Cohen, the deposed hedge fund kingpin, is leaving — just months before Mr. Cohen is expected to re-enter the hedge fund game.
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"Deutschland 93" plunges further into the death spiral of Escobar's empire, as the once-untouchable kingpin acts like a wounded animal, lashing out at his attackers in ugly spasms.
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In federal court in Syracuse, New York a judge recently imposed mandatory life sentences on two Canadian men convicted of operating a "continuing criminal enterprise," under the kingpin statute.
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Instant messages among Guzman, one of his lawyers and del Castillo published by local paper Milenio on Wednesday show that the kingpin initially had no idea who Penn was.
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While they made progress on some issues, OPEC kingpin Riyadh disagreed with Tehran's proposal to include "effective production management" as a challenge for the group, two OPEC sources said.
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It's no coincidence that the goriest scene in Brian de Palma's 1983 reboot of Scarface, which tells the tale of a Cuban drug kingpin, takes place on Ocean Drive.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia is struggling to convince some of the world's largest oil producers over the need to increase oil output ahead of a key meeting on Friday.
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The work you've done with a lot of these amazing companies that you've helped take public has earned you a lot of nicknames — the 'Teflon banker,' the 'kingpin' banker.
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Jacobs is a notable mergers-and-acquisitions kingpin, but Citi wrote that the CEO is looking to focus more on internal measures to increase profitability in the coming years.
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The longtime top trader for Steven A. Cohen, the deposed hedge fund kingpin, is leaving — just months before Mr. Cohen is expected to re-enter the hedge fund game.
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Needing money quickly, he testified this week, he was hired as a personal assistant to an old business associate: Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the Mexican kingpin known as El Chapo.
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A spokesman for the United States attorney's office in Brooklyn, which has led the prosecution of the kingpin, also declined to comment on whether she had committed any crimes.
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MOSCOW — The Russian spam kingpin had long been in the cross hairs of the F.B.I., and agents finally got their shot when the man scheduled a vacation in Spain.
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The kingpin trusted Mr. Martínez so completely that he placed many of his real-estate holdings in his name, including a house where one of his mistresses was living.
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Soda kingpin Coca-Cola tried it a few years back in North America with its much maligned VIO drink and is still tweaking the VIO brand in other markets.
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Many of the jurors said they recognized Mr. Guzman's name and had at least heard that he was an international kingpin who had famously escaped from two Mexican prisons.
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To tell the final chapter in the legend of El Chapo, VICE News is launching a new podcast, "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial," with versions in both English and Spanish.
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And in another controversial move, he pardoned a fellow kingpin of 1980s New York, the junk bond entrepreneur Michael Milken, convicted of conspiracy to hide stocks and tax fraud.
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For Life is based on a true story; it loosely follows the life of a man named Isaac Wright, Jr. who was wrongfully convicted of being a drug kingpin.
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Truong said the two had "attempted to flee the primary suspect of this investigation," whom police identified as a pimp and considered to be the "kingpin" in the organization.
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Members of the Liberal Party, of which Mr. Uribe was a member, said he had ties to top drug families, including one who worked for the kingpin Pablo Escobar.
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The American authorities began their hunt for the kingpin as far back as the early 1990s, when he was indicted on separate federal charges in Tucson and San Diego.
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The American authorities began their hunt for the kingpin as far back as the early 1990s, when he was indicted on separate federal charges in Tucson and San Diego.
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Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the drug kingpin known as El Chapo, was sentenced last Wednesday to life plus another 2250 years in prison for murder, drug and money-laundering charges.
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During a raid by a team of Mexican marines and a DEA agent, the diminutive kingpin slipped away -- naked -- through one of his signature tunnels dug under a bathtub.
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HBO, in fact -- the longtime award kingpin -- actually characterized itself as a plucky underdog, citing the sheer volume of contenders that Netflix generated as evidence of HBO's qualitative advantage.
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" When he told El Chapo about the gift, the kingpin "got really excited, and his little eyes were actually shining," Mr. Cifuentes recalled, adding: "And he said, 'Thank you.
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The following day, in what seemed like a coordinated show of solidarity, the kingpin and his wife, Emma Coronel Aispuro, appeared in court in matching red velvet smoking jackets.
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One witness at Mr. Guzmán's trial testified that the Mexican president had taken a $2000 million bribe in exchange for calling off a nationwide manhunt for the drug kingpin.
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One witness testified that El Chapo paid Enrique Peña Nieto, when he was president in 13, $100 million in exchange for allowing the kingpin to come out of hiding.
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The 60-year-old kingpin faces a slew of drug and money laundering charges that could put him in prison for the rest of his life if he's convicted.
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" Jeffrey Lichtman, another lawyer for the kingpin, said that the Manhattan jail has "the most extreme conditions I've ever seen and that any criminal defendant in America has faced.
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An alleged kingpin of wildlife trafficking, suspected of fueling much of Asia's illegal animal trade for over a decade, has been arrested in Thailand, local police officials said Saturday.
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The Kingpin Act enables the U.S. government to freeze any assets the designated individuals or entities hold under its jurisdiction and prohibit U.S. citizens from doing business with them.
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The actress would later say that the movie project was behind her decision to take Hollywood actor Sean Penn to meet the fugitive kingpin in a jungle hideout in October.
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MDC could be the new home of Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, the reputed drug kingpin who was extradited from his native Mexico and transported to the United States on Thursday.
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Narcos is a plagued by a liberally employed voiceover from DEA Agent Steve Murphy (Boyd Holbrock), but Wagner Moura's portrayal of the brutal and complicated Colombian drug kingpin is incredible.
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Narcos is a plagued by a liberally employed voiceover from DEA Agent Steve Murphy (Boyd Holbrock), but Wagner Moura's portrayal of the brutal and complicated Colombian drug kingpin is incredible.
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Ghost, a New York drug kingpin trying to balance his wife, kids, and not-so-pure beginnings with a promising new career as a nightclub owner (and yes, a mistress).
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In the first episode of the Netflix adaptation of Vikram Chandra's best-selling novel, Sacred Games, the criminal kingpin Ganesh Gaitonde makes a phone call to a detective, Sartaj Singh.
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The lawyers called J&J an opioid "kingpin" and argued that its marketing created a public nuisance as doctors over-prescribed the drugs, leading to a surge in overdose deaths.
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The kingpin and his top lieutenant, who goes by the irresistible name of Variety Jones, talk constantly about the seemingly inevitable moment that FBI agents will arrive on their doorsteps.
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Many of the works on view at Kingpin of the Antpin are also populated with scores of hand-drawn bodies, though this time Lafitte's scenarios are neither celebratory nor social.
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Its central figure is drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, who lived a brutal life and died a relatively early death -- at some point he would die and that would be that.
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Whether de Lima was a drug kingpin or the victim of bald injustice, Duterte was convincing in this regard: You do not want to be a panlaban (opponent) of his.
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Mexican security forces trying to capture notorious drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman in Sinaloa encountered heavy gunfire that led to the deaths of various suspects, the attorney general said.
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An attorney for Guzman this month asked a federal judge to intervene over "cruel and unusual" prison conditions for the drug kingpin detained in a federal prison in New York.
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The notorious Mexican drug kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera was extradited to the United States when he arrived at MacArthur Airport in Islip, New York, Thursday evening, PEOPLE confirms.
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This probably isn't due to a tight-knit, supportive community of parody tweeters than so much as a single Twitter parody account kingpin promoting all of his products at once.
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But I criticized the company for allowing accounts like "Fentanyl Kingpin Kilo" to keep operating, even after it removed posts of some Pages and profiles for violating its drug rules.
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Washington (CNN)A New York taxi kingpin and business partner of President Donald Trump's attorney Michael Cohen has agreed to cooperate with the government, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
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Where you can watch: Netflix Netflix's historical crime drama about Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar is a show that we were hooked on when we first saw it last year.
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Last season charted the rise of the Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar and the Medellín cartel in the 1980s, and trailed the Drug Enforcement Administration agents charged with stopping him.
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In a further sign that OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia was adhering to its output cut pledges, official data showed that its crude exports fell by about 300,000 bpd in January.
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The success of "Narcos," which paints a largely true picture of the Colombian kingpin Pablo Escobar, paved the way for Netflix to work on production of the "El Chapo" series.
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The D.E.A. assigned Enotiades to play a kingpin named El Ruso, based in Argentina, who supplied cocaine to several countries, transporting the drugs using a personal fleet of cargo ships.
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On the way to meet the farmers, we find out about the abduction of a teenage boy during the Mexican military's search for Rafael Caro Quintero, a fugitive drug kingpin.
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Attorneys for Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán are calling for a new trial for the drug kingpin, claiming the jurors who convicted him were improperly following news coverage of the trial.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia recruited Russia and other producers to collaborate with the cartel when oil prices crashed from over $100 a barrel in 2014 to below $30 in 2016.
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For instance, that supposed chief executive officer hardly lived like a kingpin; he leased a squat concrete house with a corrugated roof in a neighborhood where rents rarely reach $400.
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The CJNG's expansion was helped by a balkanization of the cartels that followed the neutralization of capos over the past decade under the U.S.-backed "Kingpin" strategy employed by Mexico.
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The move comes as Casino, headed by French retail kingpin Jean-Charles Naouri, sells assets to ease concern over its heavy debt load and that of its parent company Rallye.
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But in 1964, Taylor chose to pursue an outlandish, risky gambit, claiming that she was the daughter of a black gambling kingpin and the rightful heir to his substantial fortune.
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His own personal assistant, Andrea Velez Fernandez, once tried to help the kingpin bribe an army general whom she was supplying with "female friends" from a modeling firm she ran.
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The cartel operative — be he a kingpin or a hit man or a small-time drug dealer — has become the dominant image of Latino people in American television and cinema.
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José Refugio Rodríguez told Radio Fórmula on Thursday that he "was sure" that the kingpin would testify that he had never given any money to Del Castillo if asked to.
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If convicted under the so-called Kingpin Statute, Chapo faces a minimum of life in prison, though the United States' extradition treaty with Mexico would spare him the death penalty.
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Some key members of the group, most notably OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia, are thought to be pushing for an output cut of up to 1 million barrels per day (bpd).
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If it continues stumbling on, in another 25 years we'll probably be focused on a new kingpin, along with more tales of drug money, police corruption and mountains of corpses.
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A significant wave of new Dominican inmates shift the power balance to the Latinas and back Maria Ruiz (Jessica Pimentel) as their leader, allowing her to become Litchfield's premier kingpin.
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Fans last saw him in the finale, when drug kingpin Walter White, played by Bryan Cranston, helped rescue him from a gang that forced him to make the illicit drug.
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In the United Kingdom, which only has 5,000 ventilators, vacuum cleaner kingpin Dyson — a company that does specialize in machines that regulate the movement of air — designed its own ventilator.
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But part of what makes this particular kingpin so fascinating is that Silk Road wasn't incubated in Mountain View, Menlo Park or the antiseptic co-working spaces of San Francisco.
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The Wall Street Journal also reported on Monday, citing OPEC officials, that kingpin Saudi Arabia was considering an option to cut by 1 million barrels a day to jolt markets.
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The story follows Lydia, a middle-class bookstore owner who unwittingly befriends the kingpin who ultimately kills her family, as she tries to escape Mexico with Luca by her side.
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Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzmán There was no visible reaction from drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán as the verdict was read in his federal trial: guilty on all 10 counts.
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Plus, when a cartel kingpin is killed or captured — such as Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán — fights for territory erupt and smaller criminal groups emerge to carry out kidnappings and extortion.
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It was this dirty deal let drug kingpin Pablo Escobar paint himself as a hero to the poor, apocryphally claiming that his first murder was one of those hated landlords.
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Now he has been pulled into the high-profile trial of William T. Walters, the Las Vegas gambling kingpin charged with using nonpublic information while trading shares of Dean Foods.
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Then, it's a love story between two outsiders in Stephanie's elite school, a scholarship boy and the chubby daughter of a drug kingpin who keeps a lion in his backyard.
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While his lieutenants have shared details about the Sinaloa cartel's operations, the kingpin himself could offer even more intimate information, such as how he possibly bribed a president of Mexico.
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Von Gal is based in the Hamptons and her roster of clients include the fashion designer Calvin Klein, media kingpin Martha Stewart, and the well-known art dealer Larry Gagosian.
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There's also the issue of security, which is no small matter when random members of the public are being asked to decide the fate of the world's most notorious drug kingpin.
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But it wasn't until "Energy Flash" that Beltram became one of the sound's towering figures, thanks in part to Renaat Vandepapeliere, the Belgian kingpin running the hugely influential R&S label.
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Prior to serving his one term as governor, McAuliffe, 62, was largely viewed as a party kingpin and fund-raising dynamo who ran the Democratic National Committee in the early 2000s.
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The March manta threatening to kill random civilians unless extradition proceedings against the Treviño brothers were stopped summed up the way the kingpin strategy has failed the people of Ciudad Victoria.
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But as Calderón told VICE News in a recent interview for our podcast "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial," he has no regrets about the way he decided to fight the drug war.
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Ball says the fact Chapa had recently taken cocaine reflects his ongoing involvement in illegal activities, and backs up the allegation that he was serving as the Gulf cartel's interim kingpin.
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Instead of following one drug kingpin and his gang of interchangeable henchmen, we have the four godfathers of the Cali Cartel, each with his own idiosyncrasies and Myers Briggs typing index.
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It launched a different project, also called "Equalizer," in partnership with Swedish pop kingpin Max Martin in summer 2017, centered on networking dinners and seminars about women in the music business.
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Since news of their encounter, del Castillo's name continues to be sullied and inextricably linked to the drug kingpin with many wondering why she would get cozy with a deadly criminal.
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The ministry is responsible for the maximum-security prison from which Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, a drug kingpin, escaped in 2015, down a tunnel dug from the shower in his cell.
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The Mexican drug kingpin, who was convicted in February 2019 on multiple conspiracy counts in an epic drug-trafficking case, was sentenced to life behind bars in a U.S. prison Wednesday.
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Unsurprisingly, the country that provides the setting for "Narcos", a television series about the drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, has an elaborate system for detecting money-laundering and the financing of terrorism.
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Seasons 1-3 of the series were shot entirely in Colombia, chronicling the story of cocaine kingpin Pablo Escobar (played by Wagner Moura) and the successors to Medellin, the Cali cartel.
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In addition, transition officials said Linda McMahon, 68, former CEO of professional wrestling company WWE and wife of wrestling kingpin Vince McMahon, was Trump's choice to head the Small Business Administration.
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Judas is the story of Astrid Holleeder, the criminal lawyer who decided to testify against her brother, crime kingpin Willem "Wim" Holleeder, knowing it would put her life in grave danger.
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In February 2014, the authorities arrived at a house in Culiacán only to find a signature Chapo trick — a tunnel entrance beneath a bathtub — through which the kingpin had just fled.
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Rallye was placed under protection from creditors for at least six months as 70-year old retail kingpin Jean-Charles Naouri battles to shore up the finances of his retail empire.
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Shortly after the movie star's account of his meeting with the Sinaloa Cartel kingpin was published, a Mexican official told the Associated Press that the encounter helped authorities track Chapo down.
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Ghastly toll in 2011 Mexico drug violence: 13,000 killed He is worth about $1 billion, according to Forbes magazine, which began listing the drug kingpin on its billionaires list in 2009.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia will continue to ignore President Donald Trump's tolerance threshold for rising oil prices, one analyst told CNBC on Friday, putting Riyadh on a "collision course" with Washington.
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One of them is Mohamed Garfanje, the kingpin of the Hobyo-Haradhere Piracy Network, which thrived in the tiny fishing village of Haradhere -- often considered the birthplace of modern Somali piracy.
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But their continued use suggest cartel methods may not have changed all that much since the much-hyped 2014 capture, and 2016 recapture, of former Sinaloa kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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The kingpin narrowly escaped, with what he told Del Castillo was a minor leg injury, but the raid in the northern state of Durango was a major breakthrough in the manhunt.
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However, the justices explicitly said the ruling didn't address whether the death penalty for "crimes against the state," which they defined as "treason, espionage, terrorism, and drug kingpin activity," are permissible.
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Last week, the country's vice president (who's been designated as a drug kingpin by the U.S. Treasury Department) asked two of the few remaining multinationals in Venezuela to lower their prices.
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On Thursday afternoon, heavily armed men descended on Culiacan, the capital of Mexico's Sinaloa state and home turf of the eponymous cartel once led by imprisoned kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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Former federal prosecutors told INSIDER that after Epstein's death on August 10, Maxwell is effectively the new "kingpin" of an alleged sex trafficking conspiracy that prosecutors will try to take down.
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It seems the Kingpin (voiced by Liev Schreiber) is seeking to open portals to alternate realities, in the process bringing an assortment of Spider-People into the same colorful, chaotic realm.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and non-member Russia have urged major suppliers to ramp up production by about 1 million barrels per day (bpd) after 18 months of tight output controls.
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Before the interview came to light, two U.S. law enforcement officials had said tracking of cell phones and electronic exchanges of people close to the drug kingpin led to his recapture.
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In China, now challenging the United States as the world's biggest oil importer, efforts to reduce dependence on Middle East supplies have already seen OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia lose its no.
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Related: Why Chapo's Capture Won't Stop the Flow of Weed, Meth, Cocaine, and Heroin The so-called "kingpin strategy," meanwhile, has a downside that has been acutely visible since the start.
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Druglord El Chapo to be Extradited to USDrug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is expected to be extradited to the US, after Mexico today launched a process expected to take months.
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Kim Kardashian's West is helping convicts who were just trying to make a living selling drugs ... at least that's the way a former drug kingpin who served hard time sees it.
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Released in March of 1991, Mario Van Peebles' classic New Jack City found Ice-T playing against type as an undercover cop seeking revenge on Wesley Snipes' vicious organized crime kingpin.
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OPEC+ is expected to reaffirm its commitment to rebalancing the market at its September 12 meeting, with OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia poised to double down on its "whatever it takes" message.
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Steve Wynn, the hotel mogul who is the kingpin of Las Vegas, is worried there is no quick fix to keeping people safe in Vegas or for that matter anywhere else.
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Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter has led the charge against Johnson & Johnson, calling the company a drug "kingpin" and saying the company should pay for its role in creating the epidemic.
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In 2017, Tareck El Aissami, who was then Mr. Maduro's vice president, was indicted under the federal Drug Kingpin Act and his assets were frozen in the United States and elsewhere.
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The police said he worked for an organized crime outfit called the Council, the name of a drug-dealing operation based in Harlem once run by the kingpin Leroy "Nicky" Barnes.
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After spending $1 billion a year in competition with the local ride-hailing kingpin Didi Chuxing, Uber is giving up on the market and selling its Chinese branch to its rival.
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Federal prosecutors on Wednesday told a judge that they oppose Ponzi scheme kingpin Bernie Madoff's recent request for early release from prison on compassionate grounds due to his terminal kidney disease.
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Oil prices slid 10% in the previous session, as the coronavirus continues to spread worldwide and amid an ongoing price war between OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC leader Russia.
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The ad charges that as a federal prosecutor Lamb cut a deal (cue sinister music over a hand cutting lines of coke) to give a black "drug kingpin" a light sentence.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Actor Sean Penn's interview with drug boss Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman was one factor that led to Mexican security forces capturing the kingpin, a government source said on Saturday.
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In last week's "Not Acceptable," Krista tells unstable drug kingpin Fernando Vera that the key to owning Elliot's soul is getting to the bottom of his Mr. Robot personality (Christian Slater).
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Hunter alleges J&J, which marketed the painkillers Duragesic and Nucynta, was "the kingpin behind this public health emergency," growing and importing the raw materials other drugmakers used for their products.
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Even with the help of a PowerPoint presentation, complete with a slide show of photos of the kingpin, Ms. Goldbarg took almost an entire day to lead the jury through it.
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Well before the kingpin was extradited from Mexico two years ago to stand trial in New York, he was already facing six separate indictments filed in six separate federal judicial districts.
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But once the government rested, it was clear that there was never only one case against the kingpin, but rather there were several sewn together in a kind of patchwork quilt.
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Trevor Noah celebrated the court conviction of Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the Mexican drug kingpin known as El Chapo, but wondered about the safety of the jurors who handed down the verdict.
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For example, during one of her two days of testimony, Ms. Sánchez said she had once accompanied the kingpin when he had eluded authorities while fleeing naked through a secret tunnel.
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" The kingpin was arrested on Saturday in the Colombian city of Medellin, Colombia's National Defense Ministry said in a statement that described him as "the most wanted drug trafficker in Peru.
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Plus, it will be interesting to see Bryan Cranston, whose career is defined by his performance as meth kingpin Walter White in "Breaking Bad," on the other side of the law.
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The 64-year-old -- who was drafted by the Denver Nuggets in the 1st round of the '74 ABA Draft -- has named the "kingpin" of the operation by the Brooklyn District Attorney.
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"If we get 50 inches, there would be no way to pump that much water out of here," said Steve Watson, owner of Kingpin bar and Midway Pizza in uptown New Orleans.
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Since June 2017, OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia — along with three other Arab states — has cut trade and transport ties with Qatar, accusing the country of supporting terrorism and their regional rival, Iran.
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The Kingpin, a hulking mafioso who'd previously been little more than a B-list Spider-Man villain, was elevated to capo di tutti capo of the Marvel Universe and Daredevil's primary nemesis.
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"I was a Compton kingpin, drug dealer, I&aposm the only one alive who can really tell you story about the Tupac killing," he said, without revealing the killer at the time.
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Since June 26.7, OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia — along with three other Arab states — has cut trade and transport ties with Qatar, accusing the country of supporting terrorism and its regional rival Iran.
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Since June 2017, OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia — along with three other Arab states — has cut trade and transport ties with Qatar, accusing the country of supporting terrorism and its regional rival, Iran.
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Since June 2017, OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia — along with three other Arab states — has cut trade and transport ties with Qatar, accusing the country of supporting terrorism and its regional rival Iran.
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The US government has underlined the high priority it still gives to veteran drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero by including his common-law wife among alleged traffickers listed within the Kingpin Act.
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Pacino's character, a Cuban refugee who arrives in the United States with nothing and rises to become a drug kingpin, finds himself confused and out of place in an upscale American restaurant.
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PALERMO, Italy (Reuters) - Italian prosecutors demanded on Monday a 14-year prison term for an alleged people-smuggling kingpin extradited from Sudan in 2016, dismissing suggestions they had caught the wrong man.
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When the country's most powerful drug kingpin, Joaquín Guzmán Loera, escaped from prison in July, Mexicans were rightly skeptical about the official account, not least because it was Mr. Guzmán's second escape.
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Parra is the nephew of Ismael Zambada, the man reportedly in charge of the Sinaloa cartel's operations since notorious drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was recaptured after months on the run.
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Molinas, who was connected to big-time mobsters such as Genovese Family Capo Vincent "The Chin" Gigante and the real-life guy Joe Pesci played in Casino, was the point shaving kingpin.
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The mythic kingpin of the cutting edge died in February, aged 85, devastating the industry after his decades as head of legendary labels Fendi and Chanel as well as his eponymous brand.
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In season 33, Matt is appalled to learn that Kingpin has been transferred from prison to a plush penthouse in exchange for cooperating with the FBI to bring down other criminal syndicates.
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Hedge fund kingpin Ray Dalio is seeing a case for gold as central banks get more aggressive with policies that devalue currencies and are about to cause a "paradigm shift" in investing.
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Atlanta (CNN)A one-time Texas high school football player who achieved notoriety as an alleged cartel kingpin in Mexico pleaded guilty Wednesday to drug trafficking charges in a U.S. federal court.
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Then came the bungled arrest on Thursday of the son of jailed kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman that turned the streets of Culiacan in Sinaloa into a scene of nightmarish urban warfare.
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Listen to Episode 1 of "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial": El Chapo was seated next to his lawyers at the table, within spitting distance of the prospective jurors while they were being interviewed.
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Listen to Episode 2 of "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial": Cogan asked everyone if they could put aside what they had heard about El Chapo and judge the case solely by the evidence.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, Mexico's most notorious kingpin, shipped tonnes of drugs around the world, escaped two maximum-security prisons and became one of the world's most-wanted fugitives.
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When drug kingpin El Chapo's verdict comes down, law enforcement at the courthouse will be ready for the worst case scenario after running drills for an active shooter crisis ... TMZ has learned.
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In 2012, she shocked audiences with a social media posting in which she seemed to praise Guzman; in 2015, she starred as another drug kingpin in "Dueños de paraiso" ("Masters of Paradise").
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They believed they had caught Medhanie Yehdego Mered, a ruthless kingpin known as "the General" in an illegal network that earned millions of dollars smuggling migrants by boat to Europe via Libya.
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