In the first installment of Savage Living we head down to the border to meet up with Celerino Castillo III, a former undercover DEA agent who specialized in taking down drug dealers all over Mexico and the Americas. He tells us about training death squads, blowing up coke labs, and how the cartels are controlling both sides of the border.
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