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“It is entirely possible that when the mayor stops being the mayor of Juarez in October and if the situation doesn’t come under control, they may come target his own family or himself here in El Paso, Texas” — UTEP Prof. Tony Payan (KFOX)
“It didn’t matter what jale (job) we did. The pay was the same for
sicarios (hit men) and campanas (lookouts),” Javier González “El
Happy” Oropeza, 29, told investigators, according to the authorities — El Paso Times.
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