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When José Luis Hernández was a boy, his hometown of San Pedro Sula, Honduras, had its share of gangs, neighborhood toughs who used knives to claim turf and settle scores. As he came of age, a new generation of criminals took over. These crews worked with international organized crime rings, and they carried guns.
“I started seeing guys around town that weren’t just local gangs,” Hernández says. “They were sicarios” — professional killers working for the drug cartels — “armed better than the police. They’d have AK-47s.” |
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MarkHamTownsend
(5/26/2017)
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AK-47s? FULL AUTO AK-47s??
I didn't realize I could drive down to my nearby Academy Sports and buy full auto AK47s! I feel so cheated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [/sarcasm] |
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dasing
(5/26/2017)
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| Why do they keep saying 'failed' fast and furious operation? The operation did just what it was started for, to run firearms to Mexico, to prove USA was providing firearms to the drug cartels! It wasNOT a failed operation, the cartels did get the firearms, with obamas help! |
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