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| Name | 8.3 tons of cocaine seized off coast of Oaxaca; 3 bodies |
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| Video Discription | (22 Jul 2009) SHOTLIST AP Television Ciudad Juarez - July 21, 2009 ++DAY SHOTS++ 1. Wide of fire truck at the scene where 3 bodies were found in an irrigation ditch 2. Soldiers walking near scene 3. Police vehicle in front of cordon 4. Various of police, soldiers and vehicles at the scene 5. Close of soldier's legs, covered body in front of them on ground 6. Mid of firefighters, soldiers and body on ground, cordon in front 7. Wide of same 8. Police and soldiers at scene AP Television Ciudad Juarez - July 20, 2009 ++DAY SHOTS++ 9. Various shots of medical forensic team at site where one body was found in the Lucio Blanco district 10. Forensics carrying body into ambulance AP Television Ciudad Juarez - July 20, 2009 ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 11. Wide of soldiers and bodies at scene where three were killed after coming out of nightclub Bar Onix 12. Mid bodies of three victims on ground 13. Close of same 14. Wide of police vehicles at crime scene 15. Wide of soldiers and bodies 16. Mid of bodies 17. Various of police vehicles at crime scene 18. Close of soldier at crime scene 19. Various shots of police vehicles and soldiers Televisa - No Access Mexico Huatulco, Oaxaca - July 20, 2009 ++DAY SHOTS++ 20. Various shots of what is claimed to be cocaine packages confiscated by the Mexican Navy STORYLINE: Three bodies, one of them headless, were found floating in an irrigation ditch on Tuesday in a northern Mexican border city where drug violence has spiked despite the presence of thousands of soldiers. Firefighters fished the bodies from the ditch in Ciudad Juarez, a city across the border from El Paso, Texas. One of the bodies was decapitated, while the other two were found with their heads wrapped in packing tape, according to a city fire department report. All three had signs of torture, a trademark of drug gang violence. Another man was killed after he was shot twice in the neck at close range outside his home in the Lucio Blanco district of Ciudad Juarez on Monday afternoon, according to the assistant attorney general's office. In another incident, also in Ciudad Juarez, in the early hours of Monday morning, three people were shot and killed in the parking lot of a dance hall as they were leaving. Police recovered six nine millimeter shells at the scene of the crime. The federal government deployed 5,000 extra troops to Ciudad Juarez in an attempt to restore security to one of Mexico's most dangerous cities. Homicides initially dropped sharply, only to quickly resurge: More than 800 people have been killed this year, a rate similar to last year. The Mexican navy, meanwhile, seized two speedboats containing 8.3 tons of cocaine off of the coast of southwestern Oaxaca state, according to a navy statement released on Tuesday. Five crew members, three Mexicans and two Colombians, were arrested in Monday's operation, assisted by US, Guatemalan and Belizean authorities. President Felipe Calderon has sent tens of thousands of soldiers and federal police across the country to crush Mexico's ruthless drug cartels. But the strategy has failed to quell brutal drug violence, which has claimed more than 11,000 lives since Calderon took office in December 2006. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Archive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/APArchives Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/APNews/ You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/257a0310bf87816b00bb46891edcb3aa |
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