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Tuesday, August 25, 2020

Colombian police intercept submarine with a ton of cocaine from CJNG

Chivis Martinez Borderland Beat   TY Gus   Source

The Colombian anti-drug police seized more than a ton of cocaine belonging to Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG), valued at 18.6 million dollars, in a submarine. the sub transport would take the drugs to Costa Careyes, in the state of Jalisco, in the first week of September. Reveal a CDG-CJNG link.


A Mexican cartel received a strong blow from the Colombian anti-drug police, who seized more than a ton of cocaine that, valued at 18.6 million dollars, attempting to traffic in a semi-submersible or handmade construction submarine through waters of the Pacific Ocean to Mexico, Official sources in Bogotá announced this Monday.

The Anti-Narcotics Directorate of the National Police of Colombia, in a joint operation this Sunday with the Navy of that country, intercepted the boat off the coast of the southern Colombian department (state) of Nariño and captured three men, a police report supplied to EL UNIVERSAL.

The case reconfirmed that the CJNG, one of the most powerful organized crime organizations in Mexico in drug trafficking, maintains an intense presence in Colombia, which is the world's leading producer of cocaine.

The Directorate explained that "this semi-submersible, which would have an approximate cost of 1.2 million dollars, has a cargo capacity of up to three tons and has a satellite navigation system that, according to the investigations, would allow it to reach its destination. in Costa Careyes, Mexican state of Jalisco, in the first week of September "next.
"The intelligence and criminal investigation work of the National Police, within the framework of the ´Operación Tritón´, indicate that the shipment would belong to the Armed Residual Organized Group (GAOR) E-30 (Colombian) and that the objective was to leave it in the hands of  the cartel  Jalisco Nueva Generación," he reconfirmed.

The inspections allowed the Colombian authorities to establish preliminarily that the vessel was carrying a total of 1,155 kilos of the drug, which "would reach a value of 18.6 million dollars in Mexico," he said.
According to the official count, the E-30 organization is under the control of a Colombian identified with the alias of "Mahecha" and commits crimes in different municipalities of Nariño and other regions, as allegedly responsible for collective homicides and forced displacement.

"Additionally, the investigations, carried out in compliance with the Shock Plan ´Building security´, establish that this criminal structure would also have links in the matter of drug trafficking with the ´Cartel del Golfo´ de México and alliances in Colombia" with a mafia network known as Gentil Duarte, with the alleged objective of "expanding his criminal influence in the southwestern part of the country," he pointed out.

The three crew members of the semi-submersible were at the disposal of the Colombian Attorney General's Office, he reported.

Deployment

El rastro the CJNG activated the alarms in Colombia for several years, after originating  in Mexico, crossing through Central America and settling on Colombian soil in association with the National Liberation Army (ELN), a communist guerrilla movement accused of participating in business of international drug production and smuggling and money "laundering".

The Anti-Narcotics Directorate revealed to EL UNIVERSAL in August 2018 that rebels of the ELN, the last Colombian insurgency and in arms since 1964, charged $ 70 per kilogram to guarantee the exit of cocaine shipments from that country to the Mexican port of Manzanillo, on the coast of Mexico in the Pacific Ocean, for the CJNG.

Colombian police and military authorities confirmed to this newspaper that there is an incessant deployment of Mexican drug traffickers in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Central America to direct the production, transport, distribution and commercialization of cocaine, in small missions or "ant" tasks and in gigantic operations of tons.

The Colombian government warned, in January 2017, of an unexpected increase since 2014 in the entry of Mexican drug traffickers - especially the Sinaloa cartels and CJNG - to "non-tourist" areas of that country to buy cocaine. The presence was detected in areas of production of this drug, such as the southern departments of Putumayo and Nariño, bordering Ecuador, and Norte de Santander (northeast), bordering Venezuela. The alarm about the accelerated criminal incursion of undercover Mexican gangsters such as tourists, businessmen, workers or students was recorded in a memorandum from the Colombian Foreign Ministry and in a note from the Attorney General's Office.

31 comments:

  1. Good to see that The Baby Killer Cartel, is losing big loads. They forgot to bribe Columbia.

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  2. Wholesale they lost less than 5million with the sub included

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    1. Blame CJNG, "they found the sub's licence and registration un Mencho's name in the glove compartmemt"
      Shake my damn head...

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    2. Russians subs
      ISIS drones
      Chinas Viris
      whats New ?

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  4. So now what?? Are these cjng cowards gonna go n kill all involved in this bust???

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  5. Funny how a few years back CDS GROUPIES would claim CJNG did NOT have international connections.. DUMB lol

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    1. I think you mean political connections.

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    2. 8:54 its pretty dumb to think CJNG doesnt have connects down there. Colombians are not loyal to any cartel in Mex and will work with who ever has money. I would bet Cuinis have been down in SA for +20 years

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    3. I'm just curious, why is that funny?

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    4. CDS was just talking out their ass! CJNG made their fortune overseas and all of Europe. Once they becare the welthiest cartel they took over Mexico! Im no fan of neither just saying what occurred!

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  6. Animo Sicarios

    Gente Nueva DEVGRU TEAM 6 is currently deploying highly trained Sicario frogmen to destroy these enemy submarines

    New People 006

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    1. So your bragging about CDS GENTE Nueva snitching WTF

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  7. Lazcano was the figurehead of Zetas and no doubt ruthless and intelligent just as Mencho is now.We can argue about the merits or lack thereof involved in "killing the kingpin" and fragmentation into "mini cartels" Is there one example where killing or imprisonment of a capo has been regretted or viewed with sadness?Would killing or capturing Mencho be Good or Bad ? CJNG have been allowed to grow and consolidate into what we see now,how much more time are they allowed ?
    Get Mencho first,take the myth and show him on TV in handcuffs,the myth will appear as a weak scared out of shape little geezer

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  8. The cargo will most likely be sold to CDS at a discount price.

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  9. Honestly surprised that CDG (at least the Tamaulipas factions) still have connections in Colombia. Maybe old Cardenas family connections that Los Escorpiones are still using?

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    1. Colombians work with anybody who has money. I would say not only does cdg have ties they have strong ties in colombia along with CDJ BLO CDN etc

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  10. This always makes me wounder who revives the cargo and unloads it here in the US. Anyone know? Must be some big time players here in the US to that we never hear

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    1. Me too- the bust that happened recently in atlanta, is exactly what your talking about- and it actually all started with a bust IN MEXICO- Popo found a ledger saying some guy in atl got over 1000 kilos of coke, and had sent 31 million back to mexico- afaik, it was the same guy who just got busted with 170 kilos of cjng's heroin- that guys in DEEP SHIT

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  11. There is no way the US doesn’t know when these big shipments arrive in US soil

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  12. CJNG groupies can say like CDS groupies say, they gave up that load because 25 more submarines came through!

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  13. I'm beginning to think that sicario 006 and that Scottish zeta guy are the same person. Would have believed sicario a bit. But then things just get sooooo over the top.....

    😒👎🏻

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    1. Bro, Scottish zeta is an awful troll who brings no lols to the site. Sicario 006 is the man. There is not even a comparison.

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    2. Scottish has a different tone, different guy. 006 is the OG. Saludos mugrosos lol

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  14. I wonder how fast the cops sold it off. Did they wait a few minutes or a few hours???

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  15. I hardly hear of colombia or any of the cocaine production country nab loads. Must not have paid off authorities or its a tactic who knows really? But I 100 percent agree this product will be resold 'bought back'

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  16. Its just a ton, for cjng the strongest and richest cartel in mexico thats norhing, plus they oviously gave that ton up to have the bigger load pass through

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  17. Why do they always test it? it's not like they would go through that much trouble to smuggle powdered sugar.

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  18. Im sure it wasn’t paid for yet, plus it was detained by Columbian cops so its a loss for the Columbian cartel and not so much for cjng

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