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Local September 23, 2014 | 7:34 am

Drug traffickers reign over Dominican Republic’s cockfighting

Santo Domingo.- The head of the Justice Ministry’s Anti-money laundering Unit on Monday warned the “real” cockfighting business leaders (galleros) that drug traffickers have penetrated the activity across the country and called on them to take measures to prevent betting with dirty money.

Germán Miranda said the Unit has already charged seven prominent figures that form part ... Read more

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