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MEXICO-US-DRUGS-JUSTICE-TRIAL-FILES
(FILES) Dated September 28, 2007 file photo released by the Mexican Federal Police shows mug shots of Sandra Avila Beltran, also known as the "Queen of the Pacific," taken upon her arrest in Mexico City. The "Queen of the Pacific," one of the most notorious women linked to Mexico's drug trade, was sentenced July 25, 2013 to 70 months, which a US judge considered already served. Sandra Avila Beltran had been charged with being an accessory after the fact in keeping another drug lord from being apprehended. The decision was handed down by US federal Judge Michael Moore, who determined that the five years Avila Beltran spent in Mexican prison and the 11 months she remained in custody after being extradited to the United States would cover the sentence. She will soon be deported. A prominent figure in Mexico's infamous Sinaloa cartel, Avila Beltran, 52, reached a plea deal that resulted in the sole charge. Avila Beltran was sentenced for being an accessory after the fact in helping her former boyfriend -- Colombian Juan Diego Espinosa, nicknamed "El Tigre" -- avoid arrest. AFP PHOTO / MEXICAN FEDERAL POLICE == RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE-NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO/MEXICAN FEDERAL POLICE" - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS ==
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MEXICO CITY, MEXICO |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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26 Iulie 2013 |
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1830 x 2562 (806.43 KB) |
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