Mexico City airport scandal: Federal agents trafficked drugs to the U.S. and Spain

After three federal police officers were shot by two other officers in the Mexico City airport on June 25, 2012, officials have been investigating an international drug trafficking network operating within the airport. According to Milenio, drug shipments from Colombia, Peru, and Guatemala were permitted through the airport. Corrupt federal agents would encourage customs agents to receive drugs, which were mainly sent to the United States and Spain. Many of the drugs arrived in cargo shipments or via human mules. The investigation is ongoing. Read Article

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