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Saturday, September 19, 2015

Narco Messages

The wave of homicides is continuing on a daily basis in Tijuana, among them professor Antonio Rodríguez Moreno and two companions, the PGJE is currently performing DNA test on three charred bodies to determine if they belong to the missing men.

During the week a municipal policeman who recruited people to work for a criminal group was also arrested. And criminal groups exchanged narcomensajes in the streets of Tijuana.

Zeta Investigation

Saturday, September 5, at nine o'clock, it was the last time the Tijuana men living in Mexicali, Juan Antonio Rodriguez Moreno, spoke with one of his sisters. He told her that he was headed to a property owned by the family in Tijuana delegacion de La Presa, and he said he had an appointment.

He explained that Elihu Quezada Ibarra contacted him and he will have a meeting with him, he explained that Elihu had asked him to meet because he wanted to fix things up before the trial that they had for the land they were visiting.


This litigation is recorded in file 284/2004, started 11 years ago by the First Civil Court, in which Oscar Jaime Rodriguez, Luz Maria Moreno Moreno and Joaquin Rodriguez Moreno (killed in 2008) are disputing the property to Quezada.


Rodriguez Moreno, 67, an Administrative Sciences professor at the UABC and UNEA universities, had left Mexicali on his way to Tijuna, in transit to the family property. He was accompanied by engineer Martin Dimas Palafox Cervantes and this assistant, Dionisio Arevalo. According to what was said by the families, they would make a demarcation of the lands owned by the Rodriguez family, located at kilometer 14.5 in Valle Bonito. But they disappeared.

Between Sunday 6 and the morning of September 7, the families sought on their own and talked to all media to report them as missing and ask for support to find them. On Monday afternoon they filed the missing person report with the Attorney General of the State (PGJE).

For three days and seven hours, no one heard anything from any of them, until Tuesday September 8 at four in the afternoon, when those aboard the Pegasus helicopter of the Ministry of Municipal Public Security of Tijuana -including a son of the professor - spotted a burned vehicle in a steep canyon located on the property of the Rodriguez family.

At the opposite end of the property, from three in the afternoon, more than a dozen ministerial police sweep the area, but work from the air was faster. It was difficult for the elements of the corporations to get to the car.

The location of the vehicle was reported at about four in the afternoon, just over an hour, and the officers confirmed that it was the Jeep Grand Cherokee, 2000 model, which was the same vehicle driven by the three missing men, the original color of the car could not be identified because he was completely burnt, inside just piles of ashes, wires and some bones were visible.

In the car they found the BGA-80-15 plates, owned by a family member by the name of Cruz Rodriguez.

Following the discovery, the PGJE opened a preliminary investigation 342/15/201 for the murder of three unknown individuals "completely charred."

On the right side of the truck, one or two meters above they found maps and documents that belonged to the the Rodriguez family and were in possession of the three men, whose disappearance was reported to the PGJE the night of 7 September.

Also near the vehicle a cell phone and several cans of beer were located, including one already cut, which was used to take some form of liquid accelerant to burn the vehicle.

Thus, the authorities confirmed it was the truck of the missing man, but ratify the identity of the ashes and bones was impossible to verify at the time and they to require DNA testing.

Incineration cause under investigation


Although officially the possibility of an accident has not been ruled out, investigators considered that to be unlikely the reason of the accident.

They explained that the local road to the ranch of Rodríguez, is at 20 meters of the ravine where the vehicle was found.

Additionally, beer cans were found around the jeep, as to suggest that they were drunk, "but taking that in consideration which police don't believe it happened, they wouldn't lost control for 20 meters.

"In addition, the property documents were outside the car, evidently removed and checked before the jeep was set on fire."

A police officer from another corporation that was in the area said: "The situation does not match the possibility of that type of accident, the inclination of the slope could not have caused the truck to explode." The car rolled about 100 meters into the ravine.

Neighbor dispute


As part of the investigation, the same day they located the car and the charred bodies, judicial police went to ranch of Elihu Quezada Ibarra. Local police informed the investigators that they had received reports of armed men at that property, but when the PGJE arrived, there was only a  night watchman dozing.

The only public legal precedent of Quezada, in additional to the litigation with Rodriguez, is dating back to October 2002. It began, when elements of the Attorney General's Office (PGR) raided the Adlsi ballroom in fraccionamiento Murúa owned by the son of Elihu, David Quezada.

The place was where Rafael Loza Cruz, a DEA informant reported that he was kept when kidnapped a week earlier. The property had basement, a fake sink that gave access to tunnels and exit to two streets.

Following up on the same investigation, on November 6, federal agents entered the White Horse Ranch at Kilometer 14.5 Carretera Libre Tijuana-Tecate, owned by Quezada Ibarra. Press reports indicate that they found horses a black bear, three lions, a tiger and a score of ostriches.

In none of the two buildings they located the owners. The PGR said publicly they are somehow involved in drug safekeeping and kidnapping, however, there is no record of any arrest or detention.

Meanwhile, the Judiciary Power reports two injunctions requested by Quezada Ibarra: numbers 852- 1 / 102.5 / 4215, promoted the 19 December 2012 in the case of the land; and 1/0195/2001-III, which began in the Eighth District Court.

Two brothers killed


Before Mr. Juan Antonio Rodriguez Moreno had been involved in a violent disappearance and possible murder, two of his brothers were gunned down.

Miguel Angel Rodriguez Moreno was the first of the brothers whose body was located in January 1988, he was a former Public Prosecutor in Tijuana, publicly known. Among his possessions they found credentials that accredited him as an employee of the PGJE, although he had quit his job in the institution.

This guy was one of the protagonists of the note "The mafia invades Baja California," by Jesus Blancornelas published in edition Zeta on September 20, 1985.

In the text, the story of a military operation that ended with the capture of two agents of the PGJE Juan Jose Padilla and Jesús Martínez Colmenares, who confessed of protecting drug warehouses in colonias Libertad, Cacho and Cerro Colorado all under orders of his boss Rodríguez Moreno.

Details show that in September 1985, Miguel Angel Rodriguez Moreno personally appeared at a warehouse located at 528 Aquiles Serdan Street in Colonia Libertad, to prevent two federal agents they incidentally encountered to denounced their illicit business.

Rodriguez was a friend and partner in the law firm of Edgardo Leyva Mortera, brother of then Governor Xicotencatl Leyva Mortera and, according to two arrested officers, they trafficked drugs to the United States, the officers received $2000 to $3000 dollars per month to protect the warehouse, and up to $50,000 for letting go drug traffickers arrested with drugs. Most went into the pockets of Manuel Rodriguez. An arrest warrant was issued against him, but he crossed into the United States and evaded capture.

Joaquin Rodriguez Moreno was shot dead on a Friday afternoon of June 13, 2008, when he arrived to a meeting of the Farmers National Confederation at a restaurant located in the downtown area of ​​Mexicali.

The General Director of the Bachelors College of Baja California during the tenure of Leyva Mortera, was shot twice in the head when he was getting off of a pick-up Ford 1999.

According to witnesses, the assailant didn't even ran to get away from the crime scene, he walk away eastward down the Reforma alley, on the way he threw away the gun-a .45-cal on the roof of one of the houses.

Rodriguez Moreno was a member in the State Electoral Commission of the peasant league, representing the municipal committee of the CNC Playas de Rosarito.

The election for the Cenecista State Leader was scheduled for Sunday 15, for that reason the election commission where Joaquin Rodriguez Moreno was a participant was in session that Friday morning in the premises of the league located beside the state PRI, on the Boulevard López Meteos, near the Civic Center. That after noon members of the electoral committee chose to move to the BIC restaurant -located by Peritus Street and Alley Reforma, opposite of the School of Fine Arts.

The BIC is a restaurant frequented by PRI old-guard, since previously the state offices of the Institutional Revolutionary Party were located on top of the old Municipal Market, almost opposite corner of the establishment.

Former educational official, also director of CONALEP Puebla was lying on the floor in a fetal position and seriously wounded. He stayed for about half an hour until the ambulance arrived, they moved to Al Mater Private Hospital, where he died minutes later.

No one was arrested for the crime, and the daily Mexicali didn't mention the former official on the obituary section.

More killed


The escalated insecurity goes beyond homicides in Tijuana. With 68 murders in the city, August was one of the most violent of the months in 2015, however, the authorities recorded a total of 168 criminal events where there was the presence of firearms, and 100 incidents from injured people with guns and robberies.

Ten murders were committed in the first ten days of September, 13 if the charred remains that were found on September 8 inside a van burned in the bottom of a ravine in Valle Bonito are added.

Nine of the homicides were committed in the week ending. On Friday 4 before three in the afternoon, an armed man with cap and black hood, entered the Granite Express business fraccionamiento El Lago; he went straight and pointed the gun at the head of the owner, Victor Manuel Salazar Rueda. The video reveals that he tried to fire but the gun jammed, he leaned back, then the victim took a folding chair and tried to hit him, but the thug had already pulled the jammed bulled and reloaded the gun.

Four shots hit Salazar, one in the head. He died in a private hospital. He had no criminal record.

The Toyota Corolla car plates 3NNE109 from California State used by the attackers, was found in a parking space in Plaza Insurgentes.

On Monday September 7th authorities found a rotting corpse of an unidentified man with a pipe in his head, they left him lying on a dirt road near the Puente La Encantada, 500 meters from Boulevard 2000.

On Tuesday, September 8, between two and three o'clock, they found the three charred bodies and, after ten at night, the PGJE was informed of the death of Jorge Javier Lliles Ortiz, he was shot inside his home in colonia Obrera segunda sección.

On Wednesday, reports came in about three murders early morning. The body of a man full of bullets was found in Pórticos de San Antonio, another one in colonia Chihuahua and the third one on the river channeling by Benton bridge.

Municipal police arrested


As part of police operations, on September 3, after his henchmen gunned down a man in colonia Independencia, Miguel Antonio Serrano Juarez "El Vampi" was arrested, he is an active municipal police officer with ten years in the force.

When he was arrested he was among those assigned to the Operation Trust in Zona Centro, before that in La Presa delegation, but he was relocated because it was reported to have links with drug dealers in the area.

According to statements provided by his accomplices, Roberto Ruiz and Mauricio Cervantes, they did not know that "El Vampi" was a cop, they just knew he was their boss, " he was discreet" and added: "That dude moves all the connects in Valle Verde" and offered them money to "do a hit in colonia Independencia"

The information collected from the detainee and his accomplices place the police officer as a "recruiter"; he will pay police from various delegations for information regarding police operation; and when he needed some other criminal activity, he will offer money to criminals to move drugs or kill a rival.

Serrano was consigned for drug dealing, because the Second judge denied an "urgent order of apprehension" for the murder for which he was arrested. In his first statement he finally accepted paying cops and criminals for criminal activities. Even his "mob boss", whom he did not identify - will pay him a fee for each opponent narcomenudista arrested by him or the police who he recruited. But he said he has never killed anyone.

Narco Banner War




Additionally, during the week several narco banners were hung in Tijuana bridges, at least four banners with messages of threats between cartels, which publicly reported the names of suspected criminals. They also sought to evade their responsibility in the escalated violence, ensuring that all the those killed were involved on criminal activities.

On September 4, on a bridge over Insurgentes Boulevard, a message allegedly from Cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG) again exposed the names of some alleged members of the Sinaloa Cartel, and according to them, they are killing and kidnapping innocent people. The blanket was handwritten with a pile of words and spelling errors. It read:

"MARCO TULIO CARRILLO GRANDE “ EL MARLON” EX MUNICIPAL LUGARTENIENTE  DEL “AKILES”, LUIS FRANCISCO LOZANO BELTRAN  ALIAS “EL LICO” O “EL PAKITO” JEFE DE SICARIOS DEL AKILES, VICTOR HUGO MEJIA LOPEZ “EL GRIEGO” O “EL YOGURT” o “CHECO” ESCOLTA Y JEFE DE SICARIOS DEL AKILES, JUAN ENRIQUE ROCHIN CERVANTES “EL PETERPAN” o “FELIPIN” ENCARGADO DE BATAKAS, DAVID HERNANDEZ MENDEZ “EL FADERS” , SICARIO Y SECUESTRADOR DE LAS SOBRINAS DEL MAYO ZAMBADA AL SERVICIO DEL PETER, RAUL MIRANDA ORDAZ “EL ALEJO” O “EL RULAS”, JEFE DE VARIAS CELULAS CRIMINALES AL SERVICIO DEL AQUILES, JUAN CARLOS DOMINGUEZ PARRA “300 o EL CHUECO” o “JAIVA”. 

PINCHES LACRAS SECUESTRADORES “AKI ES CABRON CON CABRON NO INOCENTES USTEDES TAMBIEN TIENEN FAMILIA RESPETEN PUTOS NO SEAN MUGROSOS SI SIGUE CORRIENDO SANGRE DE INOCENTES LES REGRESAREMOS LA CORTESIA AKI EN LA TIA JUANA, EL CIELO ES COLOR PERLA, FUERA DE LA PLAZA RATAS TRAICIONERAS Y SECUESTRADORES NOSOTROS AYUDAMOS A LA GENTE Y NO LA ROBAMOS NI SECUESTRAMOS MUCHO MENOS COBRAMOS PISO NO VIVAN DE LO QUE LA GENTE GANA CON ESFUERZO RATAS MUERTOS DE HAMBRE. 

TIJUANA TIENE NUEVO DUEÑO “SR MENCHO  CTNG Y CJNG” PURO TIJUANA"

Marco Tulio Carrillo Grande "El Marlon" Former Municipal Police Officer, and "Achilles" lieutenant, Luis Francisco Lozano Beltran aka"El Lico" or "El Pakito "head of sicarios for"Achilles", Victor Hugo Mejia Lopez "El Griego" or "El Yogurt"or "Cheko" bodyguard and CHIF of hitmen for "Achilles", Juan Enrique Rochin Cervantes "El Peter Pan" or "Felipin", in charge of hitman crews, David Hernandez Mendez "El Faders" hitman and kidnapper of the nieces of "Mayo Zambada" working under the orders of "El Peter", Raul Miranda Ordaz "El Alejo" or "El Ruelas" head of several criminal cells under "Achilles", Juan Carlos Dominguez Parra "300" or "El Chueco" or "Jaiva"

Fucking scum kidnappers "It is Criminal vs Criminal not against innocents" You have family also, "Have respect fuckers" ... Don't be so low, if "You Keep Spilling Innocent Blood" We will do the same to you , here in "La Tia Juana" ( Tijuana ) the sky is still pearl (A response to the saying by CDS members "The Sky is Green" in reference to "La Rana", saying it is still pearl is a reference to Jalisco Guadalajara Which is Known as "La Perla Tapatia" or the "Tapatia Pearl"). "Get out of the Plaza" treacherous rats and kidnappers. We help the people, we don't steal, kidnap or tax people, don't  make a living with other people's hard earned money, you greedy rats. 

Tijuana has a new owner. Mr. Mencho. CTNG and CJNG are here!

Five days later, on September 9, three narco banners were hung on a bridge in Lazaro Cardenas, another one in the pedestrian bridge in Morelos Park, and one in Soler division.

It was made in a printing workshop, all capital letters without accents, and at the bottom was a timber to avoid to be bend with the wind and it read:

“CARTELES DE OTROS ESTADOS, SEGUIREMOS TUMBANDO INTRUSOS COMO LO HEMOS ESTADO HACIENDO HASTA AHORITA, MAÑA CONTRA MAÑA, LISTOS PARA CONTINUAR CON LA PELEA, LA LIMPIA ES PARA TRAER EL ORDEN A LA CIUDAD, FIRMA EL C.A.F. 

Carteles (Narco Traffickers) from other states we will continue killing intruders like we have been doing until now, Criminal vs Criminal, ready to continue the fight, the cleansing is to bring back the order to the city, Atte CAF.

While another sign warned:

“TIJUANA NO TIENE NUEVO DUEÑO, ES EL CARTEL ARELLANO, DEJEN DE ILUSIONAR Y DE QUERER ENGAÑAR A LA GENTE LA PLAZA ES DOMINADA POR GENTE NATIVA DE TIJUANA, NO POR CARTELES DE OTROS ESTADOS, SEGUIREMOS TUMBANDO INTRUSOS COMO LO HEMOS ESTADO HACIENDO HASTA AHORITA,  MAÑA CONTRA MAÑA, LISTOS PARA CONTINUAR CON LA PELEA, LA LIMPIA ES PARA TRAER EL ORDEN A LA CIUDAD, FIRMA EL C.A.F.”

“Tijuana doesn´t have a new owner, the Arellano Cartel still rules, stop dreaming and stop trying to fool the people, this territory is ruled by native people from Tijuana, not by cartels from other states, We will keep killing intruders like we have been doing up until now Criminal vs Criminal, ready to continue the fight, the cleansing is to bring back the order to the city, Atte CAF.

On these acts of preliminary investigations with out progress, only the Secretary of State Security, Daniel de la Rosa Anaya, said to reporters that we can not validate the information contained in these messages.

On Thursday September 10 there was an unofficially report of another banner hung in front of the Macroplaza. ZETA reported to the PGJE and the secretariats of State Security in Tijuana, and they said to ignore the fact, they also deny that any staff had removed the message.

Three vehicles full of drugs abandoned


Just a few meters from the international line to the United States at the San Ysidro border crossing, a truck was abandoned with 27 kilos of marijuana, wrapped in 22 packets, at approximately nine o'clock on Thursday September 10th.

The Chevrolet pick-up unit with American plates 93164B1, was on one of the left lanes of the international crossing on the Mexican side.

According to preliminary investigations, security video observed two men getting off from the vehicle, and they walked away from area via Puente Mexico.

In another vehicle, 320 kilos of crystal meth were seized inside a black Grand Cherokee SUV with American plates.

On Friday, September 4, at 3:30 pm, members of the Mixed Operations Base BOM, were conducting a routine patrol in El Salado, in the town of Colonet delegation Ensenada, when they saw the parked vehicle.

Upon review the vehicle they found the drug known as crystal meth, weighing 320.46 kilograms; 405 containers and 82 plastic bags.

The drugs and vehicle were taken by the Public Prosecutor's Office.

In another abandoned vehicle in the parking lot of Plaza Monarca, in Cerro Colorado Delegation in Tijuana, 25 packages of marijuana were found on September 9, which in total amounted to 100 kilos.

When searched by members of the Criminal Investigation Agency (CIA) of the Attorney General's Office, the car parked in the shopping center from the day before, had inside drug packaging in the trunk, which were delivered the Public Prosecutor's Office.

Also in the colonia Chapultepec Alamar, elements of the State Preventive Police and the Army seized 449,014 kilograms of marijuana.

On Friday September 4th a couple were arrested with 71.15 kilograms of marijuana, the drugs and the vehicle were seized.

According to the  PGR, the detainees are, Rodrigo Barraza Olivas, 27 years old, who was caught loading the drugs to a Toyota on Andador Canal st. On board of the unit was Alejandra Mireya Arratía Vela, 29.

Subsequently, on Monday, September 7, the officially practiced diligently search warrant at the home of the couple, 377,864 kilograms of the same type of drug they were located in a basement.

On September 9, a thousand 315 kilograms of marijuana were found in the false bottom of a truck tract from San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, to Tijuana, where PVC pipes were transported.

The same day, in the hidden compartment of a boat parked off the coast of San Diego, California, 95 packages with 220 kilograms of marijuana were seized and three Mexican nationals were captured, one of them with permanent residence in the United States. $290,000 dollars were also seized.

Confiscated arsenal


On September 3, Joel Perez Delgadillo, 30 years old, was captured with weapons and drugs in the Loma Dorada neighborhood of Tijuana. He was arrested for possession of seven AR-15 .223 caliber weapons; besides 650 cartridges, 600 .223 and 50 .25 caliber.

6.74 kilos of crystal meth and 150 grams of cocaine were also found in the vehicle.

This article was translated from Zeta Tijuana

31 comments:

  1. I told u ppl keep thinking caf is dead!!!!

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  2. Hey tecazcuan you're back reporting, i saw you back on the list the bottom and now reporting...

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    1. Yeah I'm back. I will help out with news articles.

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    2. Aye, aye, be nice i'm watching, good luck, leave the tacos alone, eat nopales...

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  3. Dead, not dead, too much pedo for too little trafficking, too much bitching around, too many abandoned cars, I suspect the drivers were let go for because of humanitarian rea$$on$$$.
    --It is better than engaging the government's sicarios and getting us all murdered by the state multi mil-usos police agents...

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  4. CDS and Achilles have not put up one banner. That tells us something already. Maybe they're the ones putting up the banners to heat up CAF but who knows. Tijuana's underworld is a mess.

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    1. Thank you Otis. I'm happy to be here and help a little.

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  6. Anda Activado el C.A.F.. la voladora,los x3,los Pirañas, Comando X y C4, Comando Negro.La limpia señores . Told you CAFetera dont play.
    Att: Mesa de Otay

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  7. I count at least three reporters who report exclusively on Tijuana now. Tijuano, J, and now Tex. And three that cover the rest of the country. Kinda imbalanced.

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    1. are you kidding me right now? 2 articles and you say someone is exclusively covering TJ? do you have any idea how much time it takes to translate and post? for no pay, and we get an ignorant self absorbed comment like yours? I will tell you what, why don't you move along, I hate to have our reporters work their asses off only to get ridiculed.

      Keep on moving, there is nothing here for you

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    2. Wow Chivis,
      I think the work is really getting to you or maybe your falling into the work you report about? The last line is a little gangster (aqui no pasa nada)!
      By the way,
      You do not have to explain the work it takes to keep bb going. Most of us already know.

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    3. I was going to write aqui no pasa nada-but i thought I should stick with English. The work is not getting to me, remember I am here by choice. What does get to me is chronic complainers. And what gets me the very most is, people disrespecting our reporters. You may think people know the work involved, but many do not. Reporters who work for free, translate and research and even write original material, are gold.

      Complaints are the number one reason why reporters say goodbye after one too many.I tell the reporters most people do not comment, very few do, so it is not representative of the silent majority.

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    4. No I'm not a Tijuana only reporter, I will translate any good articles I can find. Just be patient.

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  8. We lived in Playas de Tijauna for a year and half between 2000-2001 I looked at a lot of property to buy back then. So we would see a for sale sign, call the "owner" then look at the property. afterwards i would go to Federal registry for properties to check on the facts. Every time the "owners" were full of shit.the property was never in there name. Lie after lie after lie. A lot of the killings in Mexico are not all drug related. A lot of the killing are due to land disputes.

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  9. Hanging signs, or "mantas", made out of bed sheets & pillow cases is really kind of cheesy. It's a sign of cowardness. These Mexican Cartels are so bent on trying to see who can cause more blood shed. They aren't smart business men. They are actually childish. Writing and drawing on sheets of paper & then hanging them all over the place. They do this because they are cowards. They are too scared to stand on a street corner and yell their message to people passing by. That's intimidating. Having the balls to say it in person.

    The biggest thing I've realized with Mexican Cartels & Islamic Terrorists is they are really cowards. Wearing masks, hanging anonymous signs, posting anonymous social media messages, etc. That's coward to me.

    Another way to notice they are cowards is their fear of the United States and our law enforcement. They are scared of our courts and prisons. If they were really tough, they wouldn't be ducking and hiding in every cave, barn, cactus, etc. they can find to keep from being sent to the US for their well deserved prison terms.

    Will their ever be a cartel leader who is actually anonymous, a business minded person, who realizes that violence solves nothing and only makes you known & vulnerable? El Chapo will never get to kick back, retire, and enjoy his billions. No drug lord or sicario in Mexico will ever truly enjoy their money without being on the run.

    David Villarreal
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    1. 12:32 the mexican armed forces and various police institutions also hide behind masks day and night, in spite of all their weapons, the "law on their side", foreign allies and sponsors, and comrades with them and official impunity...
      --they also use secret paramilitary murderers because their institutions chiefs and directors are affraid of being accused of crimes against humanity and the judgement of history...
      --when the real narcos, all mexican, do get to retire safely and loaded with millions if not billions of dollars, they will also have participated in murdering all kind of mexicans, trafficking weapons and influence and money laundering, all crimes against humanity...but the US has found that the US can bestow Sovereign Impunity at will for
      criminals like carlos salinas de gortari, ernesto zedillo "la neta", vicente fox, Felipe calderon, and genaro garcia luna among many many others, next enrique peña nieto and osorio chong...
      --While in England in 1998 it was found in the Chambers of the Lords that:
      "...genocide and crimes against humanity are Universal Crimes that do not prescribe nor are subject to impunity..." by a lord Donald Nicholls, Baron de Birkenhead in response to augusto pinochet defense team that claimed Sovereign Impunity for the "foreign dignitary" butcher of the chileans and favorite son of henry kissinger...
      --it was, said Lord Nicholls "...like claiming Sovereign Impunity for adolf hitler..."
      --the US has found different "wisdom"

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    2. When it was decided that El Che had to die for his sins, el Che said "dispara cobarde, solo vas a matar a un hombre" to his killer...
      --When they murdered Orlando Lettelier and general Carlos Pratts, the CIA blamed pinochet, pi ocher blamed his #1 henchman boss of the DINA who promptly blamed pinochet and the CIA...all of the cowards involved have protested their innocence, and claim impunity, for their war and peace crimes against humanity, and cry over their convictions, all the way to their luxurious retirement prisons they call revenge and cruel and inhuman punishment, all of them...unrepentant...
      --Like today's priistas, all of them innocent of over 40 years of crimes against mexicans and against humanity, including emilio chuayffet chemor, pinche viejo ya se va a morir, cargado de impunidad...Lorando por el perdon divino del "Señor que todo lo sabe..."

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    3. D V
      Good points bro,,the very last thing they want is extradition.Its a good way to punish them and they are afraid of it.
      The good old amparo(shelter)is well used..

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  10. 10:40 why bitching? Claim your plaza honey, send samples of your fine reporting, the forum at least would post most of your popó, and there is where the prima donas go/belong...

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  11. Piedrera de la China captured?????

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  12. Hey tex, what happened to your website?

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    1. Second that question?
      Maybe fed up,doing other things?

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    2. My blog was taken down by Google, they said because my blog was a magnet for spam, but who knows.

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  13. Wonder if Gerardo Ortiz will mention this on his next corrido bout thee Damaso's

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    1. Gerardo esta muy ocupao afirmandoles los alquileres a los alkiles...

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  14. Any ways , I was in pulgas in tijuana this past Friday, had the opportunity to see los mayitos playing live....what I saw is that they have the municipal police doing security, I figured sinaloa is under control of tijuana la calle revolusion , in Playas "mariscos el arco" same thing sinaloa is under control. Is very simple all the music playing live was narco corridos for the cds, even single song....so chew on that CAF....there is no respect I. Your own turf....I was

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    1. This is very true recently when I have gone to los arcos they play cds corridos

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    2. When you see too many mantas y muertos and fingerpointing but no prisoners, it is because: #fue el gobierno...

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    3. The zetas started silencing the press, buying influence with politicians, doing business behind the back of their employer and disarming all they could, then burying their victims in secret graves, and thrived!!!
      --They were all government since the start, all PRI, but the PRI are hiring now more professional murderers, specially trained like the "Polesia Nazional" del corrupto general-a-la Durazo, enrique francisco galindo ceballos, "el kike", zeta from the start, elite zeta now, SSP chief de San Luis Potosi that failed his own accreditation exams and acknowledged his corruption and 'misuse' of money and murderer of his own comandantes...good luck, mexico, with your gobierno...

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  15. La realidad es de que TIJUANA no es el charco el cual todos le nombran ... es un pantano con arenas movedizas... es un terreno creado por maldicion... nada ke ver con lo humano ... los hermanos son los efectivos en eso y no hay vuelta de oja... el capitulo sigue y seguira pese a kien le pese... esto es algo del mas alla mi gente... atte: el manso

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