Terry Cole
Terry Cole is a veteran agent of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) who has taken on the role of the agency's director under President Donald Trump's administration. With extensive experience in drug enforcement missions in Mexico, Colombia, and Afghanistan, Cole is positioned at the forefront of the U.S. government's efforts to combat Mexican drug cartels. His appointment comes at a time of heightened U.S. military surveillance activities along the Mexican border, signaling an aggressive stance against drug trafficking organizations.
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Peru:
Terry Cole is the director of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration who accused Venezuela of collaborating with Colombian guerrillas.
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Venezuela:
Terry Cole accused Venezuela of collaborating with Colombian guerrillas to facilitate drug trafficking.
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Mexico:
Terry Cole is the director of the DEA who compared Genaro García Luna to notorious drug lords.
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Venezuela:
Terry Cole accused Caracas of collaborating with guerrillas in alleged drug trafficking operations.
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Mexico:
Terry Cole confirmed that the arrest of Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada was built 'brick by brick' since 2020 by U.S. authorities.
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Honduras:
Terry Cole accused Caracas of collaborating with guerrillas in alleged drug trafficking operations.
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Mexico:
Terry Cole is the head of the DEA who warned that the case against El Mayo is not closed.
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Mexico:
Terry Cole is the director of the DEA who compared Genaro García Luna to notorious drug lords.
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Mexico:
Terry Cole, the director of the DEA, highlighted the global cooperation needed to capture criminals like 'El Mayo'.
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Guatemala:
Terry Cole, the director of the DEA, accused Venezuela of collaborating with Colombian guerrillas.
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