Mexican judge accused by U.S. of taking bribes in major drug case

Covered by 2 outlets ·First reported 1h ago ·Updated 9m ago

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A Mexican judge has been taken into custody following American allegations that he accepted a $2 million bribe to free a high-level figure in a massive cocaine organization. CBS News identifies the released figure as Andrew Clark, while Fox News reports that the case is tied to a former Olympian. Fox News also states that the suspect is Luis Benítez Alcántara and that he was arrested after the United States filed charges.

Written by HeadlineShine from 2 outlets' reporting, with AI assistance. Each outlet's own story is listed alongside.

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