The Mexican prosecutor who let CIA agents into Chihuahua fled in May and remains at large

The investigation into a controversial anti-drug operation in Chihuahua reveals that Arturo Zuany facilitated CIA involvement. Four CIA agents participated in the El Pinal raid, which resulted in a political crisis after two agents died in a vehicle accident. Zuany, who has been missing since May, is wanted for unlawful public office and false statements. The operation, conducted without federal notification, has led to accusations of treason and collusion with organized crime. The political fallout has strained relations between the federal government and Chihuahua's state authorities, prompting a special investigative unit to be formed.