Derek Maltz
Derek Maltz is the Acting Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), known for his strong stance against drug trafficking and organized crime, particularly in relation to cartel activities. He recently made headlines by praising the extradition of notorious drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero, emphasizing that justice will be pursued for those involved in drug-related violence and crime.
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United States:
Derek Maltz served as the acting DEA administrator and discussed the cartels' use of sophisticated technology.
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United States:
DEA Acting Administrator Derek Maltz previously said Colorado has become 'ground zero for some of the most violent criminals in America.'
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United Kingdom:
Derek Maltz, the acting administrator of the DEA, told the ABC News affiliate Denver7 last month that Colorado is 'ground zero' for violent criminals in the US.
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United States:
DEA Acting Administrator Derek Maltz previously said Colorado has become 'ground zero for some of the most violent criminals in America.'
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Honduras:
Derek Maltz, the acting administrator of the DEA, warned that anyone protecting 'El Porky' will face consequences.
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Hungary:
Derek Maltz, the acting head of the DEA, stated that the designation of cartels as terrorist organizations opened new tools for law enforcement.
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United States:
Derek Maltz stated that the command and control for TdA in the entire United States is in Colorado.
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Peru:
Derek Maltz, the DEA administrator, stated that the formal accusation against José Adolfo Macías Villamar represents a significant blow against violent networks flooding communities with dangerous drugs.
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Ecuador:
Derek Maltz is the acting administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) who announced the charges against Fito.
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United States:
Derek Maltz said Colorado is 'ground zero for some of the most violent criminals in America.'
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