Albuquerque, New Mexico: Drug Pipeline Suspect Nabbed
By Sol Prendido 5/01/2022 04:56:00 PM
"Sol Prendido" for Borderland Beat
James Casady Cangro
Whether by luck or coincidence, alleged white supremacist James Casady Cangro seemed one step ahead of federal law enforcement whenever agents came calling.
Newly unsealed court records show a U.S. probation office team searched an Albuquerque residence last fall after Cangro and other men were alleged to have been involved in home-invasion type robberies. But no illegal substances or firearms were discovered and Cangro, a convicted felon, was not arrested.
By early April of this year, an FBI investigation had identified Cangro as being part of a group suspected in a newly discovered Arizona-to-Albuquerque drug pipeline involving white power prison gangs. Two suspects were arrested April 13 after agents executed search warrants on various locations. Cangro could not be found.
Days later, FBI agents acting on a tip that Cangro had moved to a house on Euclid Avenue in Albuquerque spotted him going into the home. The next day, the FBI obtained court permission to search the place. But their suspect was on the move.
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