Former drug cartel leader pleads guilty to 15 counts, faces life in prison
SAN ANTONIO — A former leader of a drug cartel has pleaded guilty to 15 drug trafficking-related counts, according to court documents. 42-year-old Juan Gerardo Trevino-Chavez, aka Huevo, pleaded guilty in a San Antonio federal court on Tuesday.
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Cartel boss "El Huevo" pleaded guilty on Tuesday to 15 drug trafficking charges involving operations across Mexico and the U.S. border.
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