CHILPANCINGO, Mexico — What does a tough Mexican army major barking orders in the outlaw hills of the Sierra Madre have in common with the laconic sheriff detective from the north woods of California who puts a marijuana sticker on his truck as a joke?
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From Mexico to California, two men on the hunt for illicit marijuana (San Jose Mercury News)
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