US prosecutors have announced an indictment of two former top officials at Venezuela's anti-narcotics agency, including one who became the head of the national guard, over allegations they took part in a cocaine distribution scheme.
The indictment filed in federal court in Brooklyn on Monday.
It identified the officials as Nestor Reverol, the former general director of the anti-narcotics agency and one-time commander of Venezuela's National Guard, and Edylberto Molina, a former deputy head of the drug agency and now a military attache posted in Germany.
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