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OCCRP
December 20, 2009

The arrests of Oumar Issa, Harouna Touré and Idriss Abelrahman mark the first time that al-Qaeda associates have been charged with narco-terrorism offenses.

http://www.forbes.com/2009/12/18/al-qaeda-cocaine-business-beltway-al-qaeda.html