According to this article, the Taco Star in Thornton and Commerce City helped launder money for El Chapo. If it's the Taco Star off 84th, I've eaten there many times.
http://www.canoncitydailyrecord.com/...tied-drug-lord
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According to this article, the Taco Star in Thornton and Commerce City helped launder money for El Chapo. If it's the Taco Star off 84th, I've eaten there many times.
http://www.canoncitydailyrecord.com/...tied-drug-lord
You have to serve up a lot of tacos to launder that kind of money.
The one in Commerce City is a hopping business... always crowded.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duman
The one in Longmont is always dead but has stayed open for years.... we all weondered.Quote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
The one in Thornton, and I think Northglenn are always busy. Even more busy when everywhere else is closed.
I want a taco.
No, I mean a crunchy shell with all the good stuff in it....with lots of sour cream and plenty of hot sauce.
I heard there's a super bad ass 24 hour taco hut somewhere on the east side of Wads between 38th and 44th. I cannot remember the name of it at this particular time.
But how is the food. FWIW: i'm sure there's more than 1 or 2 business that launder money. For cartels, weed, asian gangs, etc
24-hour taco places generally taste the same, and generally good.
At 1 AM i 'm thinking, how bad is the drug trade, really? I'll take a combo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving