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Three men have been indicted as part of an ongoing federal investigation into environmental crimes committed on protected land in southern Puerto Rico, authorities announced Thursday.
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Luis Rodriguez of New Haven, who lives just a few minutes from Tweed New Haven Regional Airport, couldn't wait to fly home to Puerto Rico to spend a month visiting his brothers and sisters who still live on "La Isla."