'Mr Taco' off to jail for 14 years

The former owner of a chain of taco restaurants in Wisconsin was convicted of cocaine trafficking and sentenced to 14 years in federal prison. Luis Morales, 41, of Mr. Taco and Savor Food & Spirits, led a local drug trafficking organization that distributed large amounts of cocaine in the Fox Valley between 2014 and 2020. A lengthy investigation determined Morales often traveled to Chicago, where he obtained large amounts of cocaine, and also made frequent trips to Mexico and Colombia.

The Mr. Taco location in Kimberly was often used to distribute and accept payments for cocaine. Morales arranged for his employees to sell "large amounts of cocaine" at Mr. Taco's Kimberly location. Morales also owns Mr. Taco restaurants in Appleton and Hilbert, as well as Savor Food and Spirits in Kimberly.

'Mr Taco' off to jail for 14 years

The former owner of a chain of taco restaurants in Wisconsin was convicted of cocaine trafficking and sentenced to 14 years in federal prison. Luis Morales, 41, of Mr. Taco and Savor Food & Spirits, led a local drug trafficking organization that distributed large amounts of cocaine in the Fox Valley between 2014 and 2020. A lengthy investigation determined Morales often traveled to Chicago, where he obtained large amounts of cocaine, and also made frequent trips to Mexico and Colombia.

The Mr. Taco location in Kimberly was often used to distribute and accept payments for cocaine. Morales arranged for his employees to sell "large amounts of cocaine" at Mr. Taco's Kimberly location. Morales also owns Mr. Taco restaurants in Appleton and Hilbert, as well as Savor Food and Spirits in Kimberly.

'Mr Taco' off to jail for 14 years

The former owner of a chain of taco restaurants in Wisconsin was convicted of cocaine trafficking and sentenced to 14 years in federal prison. Luis Morales, 41, of Mr. Taco and Savor Food & Spirits, led a local drug trafficking organization that distributed large amounts of cocaine in the Fox Valley between 2014 and 2020. A lengthy investigation determined Morales often traveled to Chicago, where he obtained large amounts of cocaine, and also made frequent trips to Mexico and Colombia.

The Mr. Taco location in Kimberly was often used to distribute and accept payments for cocaine. Morales arranged for his employees to sell "large amounts of cocaine" at Mr. Taco's Kimberly location. Morales also owns Mr. Taco restaurants in Appleton and Hilbert, as well as Savor Food and Spirits in Kimberly.

'Mr Taco' off to jail for 14 years

The former owner of a chain of taco restaurants in Wisconsin was convicted of cocaine trafficking and sentenced to 14 years in federal prison. Luis Morales, 41, of Mr. Taco and Savor Food & Spirits, led a local drug trafficking organization that distributed large amounts of cocaine in the Fox Valley between 2014 and 2020. A lengthy investigation determined Morales often traveled to Chicago, where he obtained large amounts of cocaine, and also made frequent trips to Mexico and Colombia.

The Mr. Taco location in Kimberly was often used to distribute and accept payments for cocaine. Morales arranged for his employees to sell "large amounts of cocaine" at Mr. Taco's Kimberly location. Morales also owns Mr. Taco restaurants in Appleton and Hilbert, as well as Savor Food and Spirits in Kimberly.

Frequent cocaine flyer Ali Baek busted again

TO cops landed 25 kg of high grade cocaine with an approximate street value of $2.5m. Busted is Nino Cunanan, 41, and Ali Baek, 54. Less than 2 years ago Baek was nailed with 61 kg of cocaine. Cops described the pair as 'professional cocaine importers'.

A drug investigation dubbed 'Project Corredor' yielded 61 kg of high purity cocaine which cops estimated to be worth $7.9m. Four Toronto men were arrested. Cops are still looking for two others. Cops also seized four vehicles, $200k Cdn, $14k US, 30k euros and a large amount of luxury jewellery.

Patrick English, 39, David Bergman, 48, Ali Baek, 52, and Ardeshir Omanian, 57 face drug charges. The high level traffickers used land border crossings and were linked to the Sinaloa cartel.

Frequent cocaine flyer Ali Baek busted again

TO cops landed 25 kg of high grade cocaine with an approximate street value of $2.5m. Busted is Nino Cunanan, 41, and Ali Baek, 54. Less than 2 years ago Baek was nailed with 61 kg of cocaine. Cops described the pair as 'professional cocaine importers'.

A drug investigation dubbed 'Project Corredor' yielded 61 kg of high purity cocaine which cops estimated to be worth $7.9m. Four Toronto men were arrested. Cops are still looking for two others. Cops also seized four vehicles, $200k Cdn, $14k US, 30k euros and a large amount of luxury jewellery.

Patrick English, 39, David Bergman, 48, Ali Baek, 52, and Ardeshir Omanian, 57 face drug charges. The high level traffickers used land border crossings and were linked to the Sinaloa cartel.

Frequent cocaine flyer Ali Baek busted again

TO cops landed 25 kg of high grade cocaine with an approximate street value of $2.5m. Busted is Nino Cunanan, 41, and Ali Baek, 54. Less than 2 years ago Baek was nailed with 61 kg of cocaine. Cops described the pair as 'professional cocaine importers'.

A drug investigation dubbed 'Project Corredor' yielded 61 kg of high purity cocaine which cops estimated to be worth $7.9m. Four Toronto men were arrested. Cops are still looking for two others. Cops also seized four vehicles, $200k Cdn, $14k US, 30k euros and a large amount of luxury jewellery.

Patrick English, 39, David Bergman, 48, Ali Baek, 52, and Ardeshir Omanian, 57 face drug charges. The high level traffickers used land border crossings and were linked to the Sinaloa cartel.