A new federal indictment is putting Arizona at the center of a large-scale trafficking case tied to the Sinaloa cartel. According to investigators, Arizona has been identified as a major route used to move operations across the border and into the United States, along with parts of Southern California. The indictment names multiple current and former government and law enforcement officials who are accused of helping facilitate these operations at a high level. Authorities say the case outlines how these networks are able to move across regions and continue operating over time. Experts say Arizona has long been a key connection point due to its location, making it a major pathway in how these activities move through the country. At this time, none of the individuals named in the indictment are in custody, but officials say extradition requests have been made and the investigation is ongoing. Authorities also say this case may not stop here, and additional charges or developments co...