The more than 40-year criminal career of drug kingpin Joaquín Guzmán Loera, or better known as "El Chapo," officially ended on Wednesday after a federal judge in New York sentenced him to life in a U.S. prison.

But a former leader in the Drug Enforcement Administration, who worked in Dallas for years, said Guzmán's fate is a victory that seems hollow. "Even though Guzmán has been sentenced, that doesn't stop anything," Former DEA leaver Phil Jordan said.

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