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Stolen Cobalt-60 Recovered, Thieves Likely Doomed
For two days, police in Mexico searched frantically for a stolen truck loaded with the radioactive materials used to manufacture so-called "dirty bombs." There were fears that it could fall into the wrong hands. Now, the truck's been discovered, and the story has changed. Tracy Wilkinson is Mexico City Bureau Chief for the Los Angeles Times .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readFor two days, police in Mexico searched frantically for a stolen truck loaded with the radioactive materials used to manufacture so-called "dirty bombs." There were fears that it could fall into the wrong hands. Now, the truck's been discovered, and the story has changed. Tracy Wilkinson is Mexico City Bureau Chief for the Los Angeles Times.
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- 42:37William Bratton Returns to New York