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Monday, January 23, 2023

The US Has Until March 5 to Formerly Request Ovidio Guzman-Lopez's Extradition

"Socalj" for Borderland Beat


The United States government has until March 5 to present the formal request for the extradition of Ovidio Guzmán López, "El Ratón. Should no formal request be made by that time, and there are no pressing charges against him in Mexico, he could be released unless a judge orders preventative detention.

A few weeks after being arrested in Jesus Maria on January 5th, Ovidio Guzmán requested a suspension to avoid being handed over to the US to a Washington, D.C. federal court to be tried for crimes of conspiracy to introduce marijuana, cocaine, and methamphetamines.

Last week the judge granted him a provisional suspension so that it is not delivered until he defines whether to grant him the definitive suspension. The jurisdiction of Amparo was also moved from Mexico City to a judge in Toluca, the closest city to the Altiplano prison he is being held at.

"The District Judge Specialized in the Accusatory Criminal System of the Federal Criminal Justice Center in the State of Mexico, residing in Almoloya de Juárez (Altiplano) acting as Control Judge, through which he renders his justified report, and informs that on March 5, 2023, the term expires for the requesting state to formulate the respective formal petition, therefore, in accordance with the provisions of article 117 of the Amparo Law, the parties are heard by the term of eight days for them to state what is in their interest.”

The request must be made by the Department of Justice to the United States Foreign Ministry, which will deliver the document through diplomatic channels to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) of Mexico, which will notify the Public Ministry of the Attorney General of the Republic (FGR).

If the requirements are met, the acting judge will authorize his extradition.

Since July 6, 2017, the United States Department of Justice has published an investigation against Ovidio Guzmán and his brother Joaquín. Both are wanted by the United States authorities based on an investigation carried out between 2008 and 2018 by the Office of Homeland Security Investigations.

While the US has requested Ovidio's extradition since 2019, prior to his first arrest and release during Culiacanazo; a formal request with him now in custody in Mexico has not been made. The reason for the delay is likely only due to ensuring all proper information and paperwork are filed in order for there to be no issues with the formal extradition request.

Source La Silla Rota

30 comments:

  1. Bring his ass over here, we will show him who really runs this goddamn world and you cartels

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    2. 11:39 He would be free in record time, sticking to a witness protection program. But you can still dreaming and wondering, i guess.

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    3. 1139 lol easy to say behind a keyboard

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    4. Didnt work for el chapo what makes you think his son would be free. America dont f around with that.

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    5. The us wants the other brothers they will cut him a deal for his brothers…it’s simple as that

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    6. 2:33 who cares about the keyboard warrior crap Ovidio is scum who is going to get what he deserves.

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  2. So will the CDS storm the prison and break him out before March?

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    1. 😂😂😂 no mames si no lo hicieron por el chapo o todos los otros que deveras son pesados que te hace pensar que lo van a hacer por este tacuache?

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  3. There are times when 10% is too low and this one of them. Mordida negotiations are underway and the amount will be a fortune.

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    1. Mordida? whats that?

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    2. No need for mordidas when national infrastructure projects have multi billion dollar "costs" increases although I doubt El💩 can resist cash bribes of millions

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    3. 2:29 is a slang word for Bribes.

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  4. Hey spoiled punk rat boy, we here in Colorado have a top of the line concrete and steel tomb waiting for you. We don’t want to hear any crying or whining like the little bitch you are! No other scumbag in those concrete torture boxes gives a fuck who you are or what you think you ran. Your just another puke who needs to be spanked for life!

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  5. United States will not get their hands on Ovidio Guzman especially after of what they did to his father. No Mexican National should get life behind bars in the United States. Period. Free Chapo Guzmán. Jefe de jefes.

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    1. 3:09
      I regret to inform you, due to unforeseen events that Chapo was involved in, with tons of illegal drugs coming in to USS Chapo, was convicted. Life in prison.
      Ovidio also committed crimes, especially Fentanyl that has flooded the streets of USA.
      Don't you worry son, once he is sent to the USA, he will be tried in a Federal court.
      The only way he can get out of this now, is if he gets a escape tunnel, built
      soon.

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    2. Kaibiles will rescue El Raton.

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  7. No U.S charges regarding fentanyl? That’s strange

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    1. right ? thats the reason he had so much heat on him in the first place and the charges are cocaine and other but not fent? what the %#+€

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    2. These are based on his 2019 indictment. Its likely those charges could be added in the future, but not needed for extradition. And as the US has to provide enough evidence to get him extradited, they will likely stick with those charges for now. https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/sons-joaquin-guzman-loera-aka-el-chapo-charged-drug-trafficking

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  8. No thank you. Keep his ass where he is at

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  9. There won't be anybody to protect his punk as- I'm USA prison ... He will prob be getting bent over everyday ...like a punk

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    1. 7:32 Maybe thats what raton is hopping for, just like his step mom (Emma)

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