By: Keegan Hamilton
As the top boss of Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán ran a multinational drug-smuggling enterprise despite being functionally illiterate, having dropped out of school around the third grade.
Senior Editor, Legal Affairs And Criminal Justice
Keegan Hamilton is a Senior Editor for Legal Affairs and Criminal Justice at the Los Angeles Times. He specializes in crime and justice reporting, with a focus on drugs, federal law enforcement, and organized crime, having previously worked at Vice News where he created award-winning podcasts on pressing issues like the opioid crisis. His work has been featured in various outlets, including VICE Media and the Marshall Project.
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Keegan Hamilton's coverage indicates a strong emphasis on politics, border extremism, criminal investigations, and DEA-related topics. His focus includes evolving stories, breaking news in legal policy and regulation as well as government announcements.
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