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Dumpster Fire Music Group SAK is also widely suspected to be involved in illegal activity, but cases brought against Dumpster Fire artists related to drug trafficking and witness intimidation have so far failed to hold up in court. | Dumpster Fire Music Group SAK is also widely suspected to be involved in illegal activity, but cases brought against Dumpster Fire artists related to drug trafficking and witness intimidation have so far failed to hold up in court. | ||
Many musical acts, especially in the {{wp|Regional Mexican|regional Kiravian}}, rap, {{wp|turbo-folk}}, and {{wp|hard rock}} genres, cultivate an "outlaw" image and actively court accusations of involvement with OMLs. However, according to W.A.V. Ābelton, a retired [[Federal Police (Kiravia)|Federal Police]] detective who led a task force on OMLs, the majority of these acts are "poseurs" and "when we're talking about OMLs, there are really only seven or eight groups that are of interest to federal investigators." | |||
==Improv groups== | ==Improv groups== | ||