Criminal investigators are seeking cell phone records from AT&T in the United States in an attempt to identify those responsible for an alleged burglary and theft at the home of Cuba’s Ambassador to Trinidad & Tobago. Details are contained in
Criminal investigators are seeking cell phone records from AT&T in the United States in an attempt to identify those responsible for an alleged burglary and theft at the home of Cuba’s Ambassador to Trinidad & Tobago. Details are contained in
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AT&T Paul Rojas