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In an intercepted call, Castro and Cano discussed “pinning” the drugs and guns on the suspected informant, but agreed it would only work if the alleged snitch was “already dead.”

The task was not simple, given the size and weight of the rocks between which the animal had become tightly pinned.

One passenger was ejected and landed 10 feet away from the chopper, and another was pinned beneath the wreckage, authorities said.

Even the pin light of a cell phone charger gives us something to orient ourselves against, a way to make sense of where we are.

PC Borg said the man had spat at officers and urinated on the door of the cell, so officers pinned him down on the floor.