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Thursday, September 6, 2012

Mexican Police Arrest 12 Drug Traffickers

Twelve suspected Cartel Independiente de Acapulco members wanted for the killings of at least 18 people in the southern Mexican state of Guerrero were arrested, state officials said Thursday.

Jose Alberto Quiroz Perez, one of the cartel's suspected bosses, was among those captured, the Guerrero Public Safety Secretariat said.

Quiroz allegedly was in charge of merging the gangs left leaderless by the arrests of the bosses of the La Barredora drug trafficking organization.

La Barredora fought the Cartel Independiente de Acapulco for control of drug sales, kidnappings and extortion rackets in Acapulco, a resort city on Mexico's Pacific coast.
The two gangs were formed after the break-up of the organization led by Edgar Valdez Villarreal, who was arrested by the Federal Police on Aug. 30, 2010.

The arrest of Valdez Villarreal, known as "La Barbie," unleashed a war for control of Acapulco, one of Mexico's top tourist destinations, sending the crime rate soaring in the port city.

Quiroz Perez and his associates kidnapped members of rival gangs, murdered them and dumped their bodies in public areas along with threatening messages, the secretariat said.

The Cartel Independiente de Acapulco is suspected of being behind extortion rackets targeting businesses in Acapulco.

Acapulco, a favorite among Mexican and foreign tourists for decades, has lost business to other destinations due to the violence.

The cartel operates in Acapulco and cities in Guerrero's Costa Chica region that were previously controlled by La Barredora, whose members were recruited by Quiroz Perez, the secretariat said.

Police seized three vehicles, six rifles, four handguns, 150 bags of a substance that appears to be cocaine and communications equipment.

Guerrero Gov. Angel Aguirre Rivero launched a security operation last year with the support of the federal government to step up law enforcement in areas frequented by foreign and domestic tourists.

"Operation Safe Guerrero" was launched on Oct. 6, 2011, in an effort to reduce the soaring crime rate in the state.

Source: EFE


26 comments:

  1. I Guess All These Guys Like the Lacoste Brand Polo .... Jajaja

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    1. Maybe they all went shopping together to a Lacoste Store or are Brand Ambassadors for Lacoste...HAHAHAHAHA.

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  2. all these offshoots of the BLO,how many are there? and why is it there is always a break up when main leaders are captured or killed.....always without a doubt.

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  3. arrested 12 nobodies no drug lords woop dee freken dooo

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  4. Jajaja keep hallucinating pendejos de la policia federal y marinas. You don't know shit you never will the brothers give you "intel" or whatever you call it to make it sound like you have your cards in a row to mind fuck you we've put so many lies in your head it'd take you a hundred years to even begin to understand I read the crap on here once in a while and cant help but laugh. Every fool with some American cash is a cartel cell leader jaja what bullshit. And all these fools in comment hugging the dicks of "leaders" that I'd they we're really involved they'd know their either dead or out of the game or country. Andale peña let's do this señor Rambo jaja but I can't lie it's crazy what they're trying to do to Z40 giving people immunity to publicly oppose him jaja

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  5. "The fat one" is he going to receive the same portions at feeding time as rest of the prisoners or is the prison going to make a special exception for Him? And I don't think anyone's gonna want that animal taking a dump in their cell everyday....he will probably get stabbed up pretty quick.(just for sanitary reasons)

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    1. Hahaha! Funny comment. Sanitary reasons. Ha! Youre right though.

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  6. So La Barredora and Cartel Indepediente de Acapulco both originate from La Barbies old gang?

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    1. Shows how much,power la Barbie had wow at least la Barbie has made all his cartel members dress,nice lol!!!

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  7. Looks that way,I guess 40 and chapstick aren't the only ones chopping heads off .

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  8. Nothing but scrubs, doubt these guys were moving any serious weights. These guys look like kidnappers and venteros. Take a good luck at these putos, una verguenza de verdad.

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  9. Suggestion: A story on the quantity of time all these arrested each week are imprisoned because either the prisons are now overflowing with scumbags or it's a revolving door thus not a solution.

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  10. September 7, 2012 3:07 AM
    "Andale peña let's do this señor Rambo jaja but I can't lie it's crazy what they're trying to do to Z40 giving people immunity to publicly oppose him jaja"
    Be cool man,the shit is interesting that's all.
    The Z40 game,it worked though didnt it?Everyone callin him out,other crews killing people,an blame him.Guzmans name being mentioned on them banners,nothing to do with Guzman.Whoever brought up this fake propaganda shit against Z40 knows what they doin.If a fuckin shuttle blew up 40 would get the blame.Ey man,you sayin 3 is dead or out the country?Come on guey,speak on some shit,dont go run away again.Post baby post.

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  11. "You don't know shit you never will the brothers give you "intel" or whatever you call it to make it sound like you have your cards in a row"
    Thats the way it works,if people here had some experience of it they would know it.Always exaggeration,everything.

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  12. ^^^ yeah, after La Indo was killed and barbie captured they split into 2 or 3 groups. Barbies father in law took control for a short time and i guess these are the last of the scum bags. no more los negros

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  13. After watching the video of the captured perps; no wonder when La Barbie was around and kicking ass with the B.L.O. they called his Crew of sicarios "Los Negros" who knew that so many Mexicans in Acapulco and that entire area are over 70% Black..? Mexico sure has a Potpori of nationalities. As far as a Cartel, those
    kids are just a step above street pushers and probably aren't much older than 21, so I doubt that these kids were any threat to anybody except the other black gangs trying to sell on their turf.

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    1. What does the O stands for in B.L.O

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  14. Me parece k estás MUY ocupado Buggs

    Saludos


    .MP.

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  15. Is it me or do they catch the leaders of La Barradora and CIDA every month or so, yet nothing changes? Lots of leaders

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  16. Someone post a story about Griselda Blanco being gunned down in Columbia by ,,mortocycle hitmen

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  17. These are barbies old crew?

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  18. "and why is it there is always a break up when main leaders are captured or killed"

    These guys guarded and moved drug shipments. When the boss (la barbie) got arrested, they had no more drugs to guard, thus no income. They started plundering and petty drug dealing.

    What a fucking mess.

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  19. Does anyone know what the narco banners put up in Jalisco say? They supposenly say its cds cutting away from CDJNG nd they seem to be done a good job of writing them unlike the previous ones left

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  20. @4:54 do you have a link to the new Narco banner's that you speak of?

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  21. "These guys guarded and moved drug shipments. When the boss (la barbie) got arrested, they had no more drugs to guard, thus no income"
    You got a point there bro,he the dude with all the names and contacts,times,places,money for cars,wages,meets,basically everything.When he went down,a lot of people were made redundant,but they still had there little crew runnin around.
    "what we gonna do"

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