Un empleado de una empresa de servicios del Aeropuerto Internacional de Los Ángeles (LAX) y otro hombre del sur de la Bahía han sido acusados de posesión de casi 11 kilos de fentanilo que, según las autoridades, tenían la intención de transportar en un vuelo a Minnesota, anunciaron el lunes. Miguel Ángel Tuz-Noh, de 24 años y residente de Lennox, quien trabaja en el aeropuerto de Los Ángeles, y Anthony Olvera, de 23 años y también residente de Lennox, están acusados
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An employee of a service provider at Los Angeles International Airport and another South Bay man have been charged with possessing nearly 24.3 pounds of fentanyl that authorities allege was intended to be transported on a flight to Minnesota, officials announced Monday. Miguel Angel Tuz-Noh, 24, of Lennox, who works at LAX, and Anthony Olvera, 23, also of Lennox, are charged with possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance. Both defendants were arrested last week
LOS ANGELES (KESQ) - An employee of a service provider at Los Angeles International Airport and another South Bay man have been charged with possessing nearly 24.3 pounds of fentanyl that authorities allege was intended to be transported on a flight to Minnesota, officials announced today. Miguel Angel Tuz-Noh, 24, of Lennox, who works at The post LAX worker among two charged with fentanyl possession at airport appeared first on KESQ.
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