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Law enforcement takes war on drugs to the air
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For helicopter teams, chasing smugglers along the Rio Grande in South Texas is virtually a daily occurrence. Pilots say they've seen the Mexican traffickers pushing larger amounts of illicit drugs into the United States over the last few years. NBC’s Mark Potter reports.Nov. 30, 2011
