earlier i spoke with carlos figueroa and his now 13-year-old daughter. >> this has made a great impactmy life. all we have been through finally comes to something good. and like i said it before, i'm happy because it's not just the big victory for my family but for a lot of people that were always there with me, when ways alone and even when my parents came out they were always there and always supported me. >> do you think it's possible that your case is just exceptional, it's just because you did so much to help your parents that they decided not to continue to prosecute your parents? maybe other families are in the same situation, or do you think people are really paying more attention, and don't want to see families separated? >> i think that now, more stories are being heard. and they're listening, i think. and they're realizing that with the laws and what they're doing are not right so that's why they are starting to make changes and hopefully they keep making changes. and give everybody a chance to stay here with their families together. and not running away from the police or f

lieutenant carlos figueroa fights the drug trade on the streets of san juan. a murder victim was just found here with drugs in his pocket. witnesses say a motor scooter after hearing the gunshot. now the police are checking for suspects. >> if you enter into this world, you will die. it's like a death sentence. soon or later, someone will kill you. >> translator: they prefer the easy life and easy money, but their life will be short because they will die. everybody thinks it will turn out different for them, but that's never true. there will always be somebody waiting behind your thrown. >> reporter: puerto rican police are constantly fighting this battle. with more and more drugs coming onto the island, prices are dropping and there's more business to fight for. >>> chemical weapons inspectors are making progress inside syria. so far they've checked 14 of the more than 20 sites on the list. syrian state tv showed inspectors at the site. security remains a concern for experts as the civil war driven violence inside the country goes on. they have about nine mon

lieutenant carlos figueroa fights the drug trade on the streets of san juan. a murder victim was just found here with drugs in his pocket. witnesses say a motor scooter after hearing the gunshot. now the police are checking for suspects. >> translator: if you enter into this world, you will die. it's like a death sentence. sooner or later, someone will kill you. >> reporter: about 1,000 people are murdered every year in puerto rico, that's six times the murder rate for the u.s. as a whole. lieutenant figueroa says most victims are young men who want to get rich quick. >> translator: they prefer the easy life and easy money. their life will be short because they will die. everybody thinks it will turn out different for them, but that's never true. there will always be somebody waiting behind you. >> reporter: puerto rican police are constantly fighting the battle. with more and more drugs coming onto the island, prices are dropping, and there's more business to fight for. al jazeera, san juan, puerto rico. >>> a massive fire is burning in canada after a train d

lieutenant carlos figueroa fights the drug trade on the streets of san juan. a murder victim was just found with drugs if his pockets, and now the police are checking for suspects. [ speaking spanish ] >> interpreter: if you enter into this world, you will die, it's like a death sentence, sooner or later, someone will kill you. >> the drugs here has caused the homicides rate to spike. the murder rate is 6 times that of the united states as a whole. the murder victims are young men who want to get rich quick. [ speaking spanish ] >> interpreter: they think it's an easy life and easy money, but their lives will be short. everybody thinks that it will turn out different for them, but that's never true. there will always be somebody waiting. >> puerto rican police are waging a constant battle. with more and more drugs coming onto the island, prices are dropping, and there's more business to fight for. each night in san juan, people are fighting a different drug war. many narcotics are on the island for local assumption. they consider drug addiction here a public c

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