A criminal judge of
Piedras Negras issued formal arrest of the former mayor of Allende, Sergio Alonso
Rodriguez Lozano, for crimes committed in the Los Zetas slaughter that occurred
in that municipality, in March 2011.
The former mayor of
Allende, Coahuila, is charged with
aggravated kidnapping and complicity in the massive disappearance of inhabitants
of the municipality.
He is also charged with
having knowledge of the crimes that "Los Zetas" were going to commit
in later days, as he and another official attended a meeting with the group and
agreed not to intervene to facilitate their actions.
He was arrested last
Thursday November 17, in Piedras Negras.
According to the
Attorney General were 28 people killed during the slaughter, although
eyewitnesses who have filed lawsuits in the United States, claim they were
about 300 people from different families, men, women and children, who were
kidnapped and killed.
To date 15 people have
been detained for these crimes resulting in nine arrest warrants and two convictions
with sentences of 75 and 80 years.
To read the backstory of this massacre link here
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Whether followed or not by Mexico's inhabitants, what are the statue of limitations for like kidnapping and murder? 2-3 years for kidnapping? Also, lawsuit for a crime committed in Mexico in the United States? Illegally nuts even if attempting to charge conspiracy and racketing temporarily at bay
ReplyDeleteIf they can create cases in USA they can extridite. Prisoners for profit
Deleteeverybody afraid of zetas. even rambo.
ReplyDeleteya...everybody afraid of this cancer to society..even rambo. But, for every disease, there will be a cure......
Delete10:09 Maybe sue Zapata oil, or the arbustos, but do it soon, before former states attorney general Alberto Gonzalez becomes a supreme court judge and orders you waterboarded por MAMÓN.
DeleteBB, any news on the murder of Renato Lopez? Why he was killed? Twitter users saying Zetas did it because he was involved with certain women?
ReplyDeleteGood to hear someone in the government getting locked up.
ReplyDelete2 convictions?
ReplyDelete28 killed?
The attorney general should be hanged from his wuebboss blasted on the ass with a shotgun and left on the cerro for the coyotes, there can't be a conviction when they don't even know who got murdered and who did it, unless they are trying to feed some escapegoats to the rabble, nomás...
pa que no anden ahi de calientes.
They can convict for those 28, even if they don't know who else was murdered. Don't be dumb
Delete8:48 yeah, they can convict 2 guys, to a 500 years each, we'll be rolling in the luck department
DeleteThis why America needs the 2nd Amendment!
ReplyDeleteThe Second Amendment of the United States Constitution reads: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
Fact!
What a piece of shit. I hope he gets the same vicious treatment behind bars, of which he allowed others to endure on the outside, under his watch.
ReplyDeleteJustice is slow in Mexico if it happens at all.
ReplyDeleteWhy arrest him
ReplyDeleteThis is Mexico, not USA. In Mexico how do you know that the militia in XY town is the real militia, and not one formed by a cartel ? Who decide that this militia is OK and the other militia is not OK ? Politicians ? They are corrupted. Local authorities ? They are also corrupted. Police chief in that town ? He is also corrupted.
ReplyDelete1:47 PM wrote:
This why America needs the 2nd Amendment!
"The Second Amendment of the United States Constitution reads: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
Fact!"
In his defense...what could he do to stop it except slow them down by one minute...the time it would take to kill him and move onto the business of killing
ReplyDelete8:50-Well made point you brought up.
Deletehang him
ReplyDeleteMayors like this guy are common in Mexico with no fear of them getting arested, just go to sinaloa or Jalisco.
ReplyDeleteA local major can't do anything. The municipality police were all. bought by the Z.
ReplyDeleteWhen there's a settling of account's and the act of betrayal has been committed on a large scale, there is NO ONE WHO CAN INTERVENE ON THEIR BEHALF - You pay with your life and that of your loved ones. A blackout was ordered > That means "Everyone " including employees.Mr.Lozano could do nothing other than not dare get in the way.There are plenty of dead mayor's, chief of police /security, prison wardens, politicians etc...because they wanted no part of these crimes > Pablo Escobar made this saying famous " Plata -o-Plomo.Shame on the government officials who absolutely know the truth.
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