A 60-year-old woman from Mexico, which was allegedly responsible for testing the quality of cocaine quality control for the United States, which is intended for a judge in Georgia, according to the authorities.

Irma Elvira Cruz, also known as “emotional” and “Madr”, was handed over from Mexico to face accusations, USA Lawyers Office, Georgia said in the news release Tuesday.

Cruz is supposed to be responsible for the Quality Check of Cocaine, which was headed to Atlanta. He was allegedly conspirated with people in Mexico, Colombia, Guatemala and elsewhere to coordinate cocaine for distribution in Mexico.

They are quoted as saying about charges and other information presented in court, as well as in court, that Cruz has been recognized as a Mexican drug trafficking organization, which has imported a large number of cocaine through Mexico since 2013.

On September 2015, Cruz was allegedly headed to the organization of Costa Rican's organization to check the purity of cocaine, which was connected to Atlanta. Costa Rican officials have stopped vehicles driven by Cruz partners. They confiscated from the standard house to about 220 pounds and 487 pounds, said the news.

Cruz was accused of Federal Grand Jury on February 14, 2017. He was handed over to the United States and was admitted to the Federal Judge. Cruz is facing federal accusations of the conspiracy with the intention of spreading to the United States and the intention of possession of cocaine. The Department of Justice has not shown a possible sentence for accusations.

“Cruz allegedly played a critical role in hundreds of kilograms of cocaine in the United States,” said US lawyer Richard S. Multree, junior. Investigation and our international partners for their cooperation to help us to bring cruise to justice. ”