Prosecutors say two Cleveland men dealt weapons to undercover federal agents posing as cartel members. The case is the latest in anti-gun trafficking efforts.

(WJW) — Two Cleveland men are accused of helping to sell weapons to undercover agents posing as Mexican drug cartel members ... 15s and rocket-propelled grenade launchers.

From low-caliber pistols to grenade launchers, the arsenal is vast, fueling Mexico’s relentless cycle of cartel violence. The Mexican government alleges that gun companies aided and abetted illegal ...

Law enforcement arrested the Cleveland men for selling and attempting to sell firearms to undercover agents posing as cartel members ... rocket propelled grenade launcher; substantial amounts ...

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Two Cleveland men are accused of selling 10 guns to undercover federal agents posing as gun runners for a Mexican drug cartel. Yarquimedes Rodriguez Hilario, 32, and Adison Lopez-Ramirez, 34, sold ...

According to the Justice Department, Hernandez’s co-conspirators benefited not only from political protection but military-style weaponry, including AK-47s, AR-15s and grenade launchers.