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Miami-Dade police internal affairs lieutenant accused of helping cocaine traffickersMiami HeraldApr. 17, 2014 |
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 Miami-Dade cop Ralph Mata, the feds said Tuesday, protected cocaine smugglers, bought them firearms, doled out sensitive law enforcement intelligence and even concocted a detailed plot to murder rivals. But Mata, 45, is no low-ranking uniformed patrolman – he is a lieutenant with internal affairs, tasked with rooting out corruption within his own department. Read More 
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