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Nightline: Traffic: The Players #657534

ABC Special for Tuesday, Mar 20, 2001

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  • The second of five broadcasts with Ted Koppel (ABC), State Department Spokesman Richard Boucher, US Customs Service Southern California Field Operations Director Rudy Camacho, Deborah Amos (ABC), and Mexican Sen. Adolfo Aguilar Zenser re: a profile of the Arrellano-Felix drug trafficking cartel.
  • Taped segments with Amos, retired DEA Mexico City office chief Mike Garland, FBI San Diego (California) Supervisor William Gore, retired FBI Agent Vince de la Montaigne, "La Jornada" journalist Jorge Cornejo, San Diego Customs Supervisor Edward Logan, former US Attorney Charles La Bella, Christina Hodiane, then National Drug Control Policy Director Barry McCaffrey, and an unidentified former drug dealer.

  • Reporter(s):
    Amos, Deborah
    Duration:
    00:30:00

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