"Char" for Borderland Beat
This article was translated and reposted from RIODOCE
SEPTEMBER 16, 2024
For six days, the city and its rural area were immersed in fighting between rival organized crime groups, which spread to other municipalities with blockades and confrontations; mayos and chapos measure their forces and drag thousands of citizens into their hell under the permissive gaze of a disoriented and evasive government.
The relative peace and tranquility of Culiacán hung by a very thin thread that finally broke early last Monday morning, with confrontations that broke out in the eastern sector of the city - Las Quintas, La Campiña, Hidalgo and Emiliano Zapata neighborhoods - and ended up escalating in the southern unions of the municipality, keeping the citizens confined in the midst of fear and desolation.
The government, at its three levels, disappeared, and when it did show its head it was to say that things were calm, that it was safe to walk the streets, that children and young people could go to school and that people could go to work normally.
But these calls were made while commandos from both sides, Los Chapitos and the people of Ismael Zambada, El Mayo, entered the city in broad daylight, causing terror among the population.
The background to the clashes was the alleged kidnapping of Sinaloa Cartel leader Ismael Zambada, but most certainly the gaps left by his departure, forced or negotiated, to the United States, where he is on trial for drug-related crimes.
Monday, the beginning
Forty-seven days after Ismael Zambada García and Joaquín Guzmán López were arrested in El Paso, Texas, and 30 days after the publication of Mayo's letter in which he accused Chapo's son of kidnapping him and handing him over to the US, on Monday, September 9, at 5:50 a.m., gunshots woke up neighbors in the neighborhoods of La Campiña and Las Quintas.
The information flowed like wildfire through social networks and Whatsapp groups. Videos of convoys of armed groups with armed pickup trucks at a gas station on the Malecón Nuevo circulated everywhere. The versions also indicated their presence at the north exit and the Miguel Hidalgo neighborhood.
Two of these groups met in one of the streets of La Campiña, where they exchanged gunfire. Military personnel who were patrolling the area came across one of the armed groups and were attacked. Six soldiers were wounded, although authorities say there were only two. An infantry second sergeant attached to the Ninth Military Zone, who was shot in the face, died in the ISSSTE hours later.
The narco commandos fled in different directions, abandoning some units along the way. Two pick-up trucks with bullet holes in the bodywork were left along the Francisco I. Madero Boulevard. A white armored double cab pick up, with the doors open, on the corner of Aquiles Serdán Avenue, in front of the Tipo school, and a black Suburban, with the lights on, outside the El Bicho cantina, a few meters from booth four.
VANS SECURED. Traces of violence.
A dark-colored Chevrolet Cheyenne van was found on Cristóbal Colón Street between Revolución Avenue and Fray Andrés Tello in the Miguel Hidalgo neighborhood.
That morning, violence broke out as Culichis were on their way to school and work. The SEPyC announced at 6:42 a.m. the suspension of classes in the La Campiña area, but the warning arrived late. A large number of students, especially middle school, high school and university students, were already in or on their way to school.
A young woman walking in front of Jesusita Neda High School, panicked by the news on her phone, asked to be let in to take shelter.
In the streets and highways, trucks circulated along their usual routes, picking up and dropping off students and workers, while news of the confrontations continued to flow, causing schools outside the “ground zero” zone, marked by the authorities, to suspend work as well.
At 7:42 a.m., Governor Rubén Rocha Moya confirmed the confrontation through his X account.
At that time, in Costa Rica, two rival groups also clashed at the entrance to the syndicate, in front of the Industrial Park. The scuffle began shortly after 7:30.
COSTA RICA. War breaks out.
A resident passing through the area 10 minutes earlier on his way to Culiacán, saw a checkpoint of two pickup trucks and a jeep, as well as an armed man wearing a military-style breastplate, in front of the industrial zone, which is located next to an Oxxo and a gas station, and thought it was the military, so he did not think anything of it and continued on his way.
While he was still driving to work, he was called from home to warn him that there was a shooting where he had seen the checkpoint. This went on for about half an hour. According to witnesses, men in pickup trucks had arrived at the site along the Mexico 15 International Highway, but they were met by the gunmen who were protecting the area.
The bullets were fired in all directions: they hit vehicles, walls, roofs and the glass of the access booth to the industrial zone. Some workers fled into the bush, which is overgrown due to the rains, and others threw themselves to the ground trying to escape the hail of bullets.
A video recorded from a Kiosk, located in a nearby gas station, shows the war that took place.
A witness reported that some men who participated in the confrontation came running to a house in the village, from where they took an old pickup truck and fled in it. No one was able to explain where the gunmen fled to.
The confrontation in Costa Rica had barely ended when another one took place on Mexico International Highway 15, near the Splash Club. There, a white Kia Rio car was abandoned, with a bucket of tire patches inside, an old model gray Chevrolet Aveo and a silver Nissan Sentra. All three had bullet impacts and traces of blood. 100 meters away was a corpse.
DEATH TO 'COMANDANTE COCO'. One of the casualties.
The deceased was a resident of Colonia Nakayama, identified as Carlos. A black tactical helmet, vests, and a magazine holder were found next to the body.
At 9:00, at the Government Palace, Rocha held his weekly Monday conference. He assured that in Culiacán “tranquility prevailed” and asked citizens to remain calm and ignore the information circulating on networks.
“The situation is focused and controlled,” he said.
Two hours later, he announced that the suspension of classes was extended to the afternoon shifts of schools throughout Culiacán and the Costa Rica syndicate, where elements of the GN, the Army and state and municipal police had already cordoned off the area where the confrontation between civilians occurred hours earlier.
A dozen vehicles were left abandoned, both along the highway and inside the Industrial Park, mostly pickup trucks, some with numerous bullet impacts. The tires of pickup trucks that tried to stop left their tracks on the pavement, as well as pieces of rubber, along with dozens of shell casings of different calibers, which were not included in the scene delimited with yellow tape.
Shortly after one o'clock in the afternoon, maneuvers were still being carried out to remove the double cab SUVs and Jeeps left at the scene. They had multiple bullet impacts on the bodywork and windows. Traffic agents arrived with tow trucks and hooked up the ones they could, and the ones they managed to start were driven towards Culiacán, in the midst of a strong security device.
Only then was the highway reopened to traffic and motorists and motorcyclists who were waiting to return to their homes in Costa Rica were able to do so.
During the day, cell phones continued to receive videos of the confrontation. Rumors of convoys of armed men allegedly moving from nearby towns towards Culiacán increased the fear.
“It's the Chapitos and the Mayos that are grabbed,” read messages that had been forwarded many times.
On the Mexico 15 highway in the Quilá sindicatura, criminals placed a trailer and a pickup truck to block the road.
In the city of Culiacán, criminals began to rob vehicles, mainly pickup trucks. On the highway to Imala, an armed group forced a woman to get out of her truck. Later on, another driver was also robbed of his vehicle. A total of 12 vehicles were reported stolen that day.
With the multiplication of violent acts, Rocha's call for calm did not work and the city came to a standstill. The businesses that had opened lowered their curtains, the trucks stopped operating, leaving dozens of people stranded, and the indignation at the official silence increased.
In the La Primavera residential area, the neighbors set up their own blockade. They crossed gondolas and a pipe to protect themselves from what was happening outside the gates.
As the hours passed, the confrontations did not cease. Around 5:00 p.m., National Guard agents confronted an armed group at the junction of the Culiacán-Eldorado and La 20 highways, in Costa Rica. After the exchange of gunfire, they gave chase, causing panic among workers from nearby businesses, who took refuge in the Bachoco plant. An armored pickup truck was left at the site with bullet wounds.
According to the Ministry of National Defense, 23 firearms, 138 magazines, 5,000 cartridges, 21 vehicles and tactical equipment were seized in the area.
Rocha had announced the arrival of reinforcements. They arrived in the afternoon, aboard Army Special Forces planes.
At around 8:00 p.m., armed men shot at a pickup truck in the town of Portaceli, in Eldorado, at the exit to the El Melon ejido, where a pickup truck was set on fire. One person was reportedly killed and another wounded.
At the same time, on Agricultores Boulevard in Culiacán, a man with his hands handcuffed was thrown from a vehicle and shot dead.
Despite the wave of violence that kept Culiacán and surrounding areas devastated, the SEPyC announced that classes would resume on Tuesday. The UAS and UAdeO opted for the virtual modality.
Tuesday, direct attacks
At 6:30 a.m., the state government reported that public transportation service was operating normally and released a video of Rubén Rocha on a “morning walk on the banks of the Tamazula”. The objective of showing a calm Culiacán did not work. A large number of schools remained closed and those that did work had few students. The population retreated into their homes and the streets looked empty.
The patrols and the arrival of reinforcements did not prevent armed groups from circulating in different areas for the second day. One of them, aboard a convoy of armed pickup trucks, was stationed on the Mexico-15 highway, in the area of the Splash Club beach resort. Mayor Juan de Dios Gámez confirmed the presence of the commando. There was talk on social networks of a confrontation, but authorities said that the criminals fired into the air.
At midday, a man was shot on Manuel Estrada Street almost on the corner of Francisco I. Madero, in the Miguel Hidalgo neighborhood. A patrol car took him to the Rehabilitation clinic located nearby, where he died.
Shortly after, the Criminal Justice Center of the Central Region was evacuated due to reports of alleged gunshots in the Culiacán prison, although the Public Security Secretariat assures that it was only a security reinforcement.
At the same time, on the highway to Imala, where the new IMSS-Bienestar General Hospital is located, the presence of commandos was reported. A video showed employees at the site running for cover.
At 2:00 in the afternoon, the Secretariat of Public Security denied that there had been confrontations in or around Culiacan and assured that the images broadcast (of an armed group in the Splash area) did not correspond, and that the reported detonations were shots fired into the air.
The clock struck 4:00 when, in a private area of the Cumbres subdivision in the Santa Fe sector, two men who were in front of a house were shot at. One died and the other was wounded.
In social networks, the scarce official information that flowed generated indignation. The authorities' refusal to suspend classes was also strongly criticized.
At 7:16 p.m., the governor posted that he had instructed the state Secretary of Public Security, Gerardo Mérida Sánchez, to give a timely and truthful report on the events of the day.
A few minutes later, Mérida informed through a video, that after the report of an armed group on the south exit, elements of the three levels followed them by land and with the support of two helicopters, they managed to secure four vehicles, two of them armored, weapons and ammunition in the town of Los Arrayanes.
That night, the UAS announced that virtual classes would be extended to the whole state, indefinitely, while the SEPyC insisted that on Wednesday classes would be held in person.
Wednesday, violence spreads
Shortly after 7:00 a.m., the state Public Security Secretary assured that the city and the rest of the state dawned “with normal tranquility” and urged the population to go out to their normal activities. By that time, a man had already been executed in the 16 de Septiembre neighborhood.
Two hours later, a confrontation between armed civilians began in the Quilá syndicate, which, according to witnesses, lasted for three hours.
The crossfire occurred in front of the local Red Cross base, where one cell maintained a checkpoint with artillery units, which confronted a rival group that tried to enter the town.
The exchange of fire extended to Baila, Jacola, Laguna de Canachi, Estación Obispo and Loma de Redo, where a truck carrying day laborers was caught in the crossfire. Four workers were injured and were taken to hospitals. The attack was recorded by a female passenger. The video shows gunshots and screams.
Two men who were shot and who allegedly participated in the confrontations were also admitted to hospitals.
On the Culiacán-Mazatlán highway, between kilometer 122 and 131, three pickup trucks, two of them with the letter “J” painted on the driver's door and on the hood, were abandoned. One more was left in the bushes. Blankets, clothes and even shoes were left scattered on the road. These units were probably part of the scuffle in Quilá.
In Culiacán, armed individuals seized a Sello Rojo company van and another pet food van, which they set on fire to block the road to Culiacán, on the stretch of Álvaro Obregón Avenue and La Costerita. They also threw tire punches at the site.
BURNED VEHICLES. Blockades and panic.
A Coca Cola delivery truck was also burned. The soft drink company decided to suspend its services and ordered the return of all units to the plant.
At the Ley del Valle intersection, on the Eldorado highway towards Pedro Infante Boulevard, at least five vehicles were damaged by tire punctures.
The violence which had been concentrated in Culiacán, spread on the third day outside the municipality. On the Culiacán-Mazatlán highway, delinquents stole trailers at the height of Elota and blocked both lanes in the area of Las Labradas, municipality of San Ignacio. This caused dozens of trailers to be trapped for hours at the site. All the toll booths up to Mazatlan were released.
Another trailer was placed on Mexico Highway 15 to the south.
At 8:50 a.m., in a recorded video, Rocha had acknowledged the violent events in Culiacán, Elota and Cosalá, and attributed them to a fight between criminal groups, predicting that they would continue. He said that four Texan-type airplanes with artillery arrived in the state, as well as helicopters and 100 elements of special forces, but their presence was barely noticeable in the streets.
In response to the events, the authorities closed the Mármol toll booth on the Culiacán-Mazatlán highway, but it was later released.
In Culiacán, some Walmart branches were closed.
During the afternoon, in the Las Tapias syndicate, the former commander of the Municipal Police, Raúl Demetrio Herrera, was murdered in his home.
Due to the lack of trucks, which stopped operating for the third day, the state government set up its own units to transport people from the Center to the neighborhoods.
Thursday, blockades and murders
At 5:52 a.m. on Thursday, Rocha reported the suspension of classes in Culiacán, Elota, Cosalá and San Ignacio on Thursday and Friday at all levels and educational modalities and in another message he announced the cancellation of the Grito de Independencia. “There will be no celebration, neither public nor private,” he said.
At that time, but in the Riveras de Tamazula neighborhood, an Army convoy patrolling the area was shot at by a commando of at least three pick-up trucks. One of them, a pickup truck with a round gun, fired at the first military pickup truck. The soldiers managed to duck or get out to seek shelter, while the bullets hit a few meters behind them. The thugs fled without being apprehended.
In the afternoon the governor met with businessmen, after the day before, ex-leaders of the Canaco, demanded guarantees to work from the three levels of government. That day they had been unable to work normally for four days. He called on them to open their businesses.
At 2:00 in the afternoon, the Secretary of Public Security indicated that confrontations had been reported in the city and towns such as Abuya, Jacola, Oso Viejo and Alcoyonqui, but all turned out to be false.
A gondola was placed to block a dirt road in the community of Pueblos Unidos, which was removed.
MURDER AT SAMS.
In Culiacán, patrols by the armed forces, National Guard and police did not prevent three men from being murdered. The first was in the Montebello subdivision, another in El Barrio and a third in the Sams Club parking lot. A mother who was passing by the scene of the last execution had to cover the face of her young son, who was wearing a Spiderman costume, to prevent him from seeing what was happening a few steps away from them.
In the Country Tres Ríos sector “ponchallantas” were placed and in the Miguel Alemán neighborhood, a young man managed to flee from armed men who stopped him. He accelerated the vehicle until he took refuge in a car wash. He said that one of the bullets that passed through his face hit a vape that he was carrying.
At about the same time, a car dealership was shot at in the Miguel Hidalgo neighborhood. The bullets hit almost all of the vehicles.
Minutes before 5:00 p.m., members of the Sedena and hired killers clashed on the International Highway, at the Splash Club, south of Culiacán, three soldiers were wounded and a man was arrested. Officially only one soldier was reported injured.
The Secretariat of Public Security reported the arrest of 11 people, seizure of 11 weapons and three vehicles, derived from the aggression at the southern exit, but the apprehensions correspond to another location.
CONFRONTATION IN THE SPLASH. Three military personnel wounded.
In Eldorado, three units were seized, one of them armored, in a home.
On the Mazatlán-Durango highway, in the El Sinaloense tunnel section, armed men set up tire irons and burned two tractor-trailers, blocking the highway for several hours.
Friday, Mass Kidnappings
On Friday, the sun did not come out. The advance of tropical storm “Ileana” in the Pacific caused early rains in Culiacán. As in previous days, the day began in apparent normality, with intermittent transportation service and scarce affluence of people in the streets.
From the National Palace, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador minimized the wave of violence in the state, and called on the groups that are fighting in Culiacán to “act with a minimum of responsibility”.
“... it is not a major issue, so far, and hopefully soon, soon complete normality will return to Culiacán, and that is what we are working on. If it has an arrangement, then with the presence of the armed forces to take care that there are no confrontations, to take care of the population and also they must act with a minimum of responsibility, it is their family, they are their countrymen, it is their municipality, it is their state, it is their country, and even before this, because that is unsettled from the arrest or kidnapping of Mr. Zambada.”
Later, Rocha mentioned that he hoped that the worst of the fight between two criminal groups, which resulted from the events of July 25, was over.
11 ARRESTED. The results.
But their good wishes did not prosper. The morning had not yet ended when a corpse was found in a gap that leads to an invasion in the Zona Dorada subdivision, Los Angeles sector. The deceased was wearing dark tactical pants and a black shirt, and had bruises in different parts.
When it seemed that the worst had passed, minutes before 5:00 p.m., the house of an agent of the Municipal Police of Culiacán, in the community of El Alhuate, Costa Rica, was shot at.
Two hours later, an agent of the Directorate of Protection Services of the Secretariat of Public Security was kidnapped inside the 87 park. The vehicle he was driving was abandoned at the scene… hours later he was released.
On social networks, the presence of armed men in various sectors was spread. On Maquío Clouthier Boulevard, people recorded the kidnapping of the driver of a red compact car. The subject was intercepted by two armed men, who took him and his car.
During the week, the Sabuesos Guerreras collective and the State Commission for the Search for Persons have reported the disappearance of more than 30 young people. Some of them Uber drivers.
MONTEVERDE. Confiscated artillery.
In the town of Monte Verde, municipality of Culiacán, members of the National Guard were attacked with bullets. Later, a search operation was implemented for those responsible, seizing two trucks, inside which there were six long weapons, 34 magazines, 3,098 cartridges, 14 explosive devices, a drone, a satellite antenna, a grenade launcher attachment and tire-puncturing devices.
During the night of Friday and early Saturday morning, multiple gunshots kept several sectors of the city awake, especially in the area of Las Quintas and La Campiña, announcing that the wave of violence between cells of the Sinaloa Cartel is just beginning.
Article published on September 15, 2024 in edition 1129 of the weekly Ríodoce.
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ReplyDeleteSi sabes quien le dio regugio al mkni6 cuando mataron al papa? O deperdi a que ciudad se fue? Lo dudo
DeleteThat dog that carries the heads has been really busy in Culiacan this week.
ReplyDeleteThese idiots would praise drug dealers and borderline worship them. Those ass hats would go to other terrenos and start wars NOT ONE did they ever win and cause death misery and destruction. No karma has hit them at home. May the animals kill each other and give the decent people that live there peace.
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ReplyDeleteArriba El Commandante Papa Johns .
Y El Commandante Little Ceasers .
Toda la pleabada con la camiseta bien puesta de la Chapizza y la charola del Viejon JGL.
Culiacan ,Durango todo Mexico es plaza del patron Ivan y Alfredo con la placa del Tomate en todos sus carros de lujos.
Para mostrar su poder van a volver a resturante La Leche a comerse un Pizza de Langostas ,con Filet miñon,camarones y caviar de Russia.
So you stand with las chaputitas?
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Delete🪆mama la verge Sicario006
DeleteThank you for revealing the location of Ivan y Alfredo. I will make sure to let the DoJ know that you helped provide information leading in their capture, kill, or arrest, but keep all the rewards for mother Russia. El Ruso is King! CDS Los Rusos
DeleteP.S. It's a good thing you didn't connect your pager/beeper to the WiFi network like the Mossad instructed. Otherwise, you would be missing a scrotum or a chin right now.
Sicario 006 le gusta las riatas
DeleteIvan and alfredo are in Canada and culiacan is been surrounded by mayos the two chapitos were in topia durango when the cabreras almost caught them they left town and a lot pizzeros are giving up
DeleteI would follow 006 into the gates of hell 🔥
DeleteSaludos al Jefe Shakeys con copia Señor Dominos, y no se olvide la plebada DiGiorno
Delete@7:19pm Yes, Ivan, Alfredi and I are having tea here in Toronto. They are so sweet that they don't need sugar cubes in their cuppa.
DeleteCanadian girl 💋
2:52 they dont need sugar cubes cause they got diabetes from knowing they are loosing su amado culoacan
DeleteLaVerga006 needs to lay off the jale and get on the kale diet.. 🥬
DeleteHappy Independence Mexico!!
ReplyDeleteWhen will that fuken grampa leave office and no more speeches, meetings. Let the new President take over. Claudia will not be manipulated.
I would smash Sheinbaum!
DeleteSpeaking of which, all of my Mexican friends can’t stand the fact everyone celebrates Stinko del Mayo but go quiet during the real Independence Day… 🤢
DeleteGood article and follow up on the timeline
ReplyDeleteValerio is gone, anoche le dieron salida.
ReplyDeleteAy rumores que los 🍕 tiraron la toalla. Que ya no quieren nada. Que el mando será para el 🤠.
Confirmen que escuchan.
El panu, gabito, Osama bin laden and Mickey mouse...
DeleteLos mayos are winning 😂😂
1:41 El borrego y como tu dices tambien El Valerio y la gente que quedaba del 11
Deletefue otro valerio el q se murio.
Deletepss no an tirado la toalla pero se la estan viendo bien dura..
El MF anda con todo
Let’s not forget that one of mayos sons testified against el chapo with the blessing from Mayo through a phone call that was arranged. Welcome to our gringo version of hell in the good old USA BOP. They are cleaning your concrete and steel tomb as we speak you piece of shit Mayo. Nobody there gives a fuck what you were or what you are or how much money you have. You are gonna rot and die in ADX you punk!
ReplyDeleteChapo was already in jail, not the same back stabbing as what Los menores did to El Mayo. If you want to cry, cry to the government for allowing El Mayo and El Vicentillo to have full on conversations of him giving him the blessing to do what he needs to do. Now could el Chapo be licking his chops enjoying the fact his lunatic sons are doing the same thing he did with his faction, yes. El Chapo loved back stabbing everyone and taking plazas or atleast trying. Mayo was always about his business, move product stay low pay you off and keep moving product.
DeleteMayo brother too and his other son do not forget chino gave up information too.
DeleteLmao you’re such a keyboard warrior. All this hate for people that don’t even know your exist. I would love to go in the ring toe to toe with you see how many rounds you can go if your keyboard warrior translates to real life hitting.
Delete@2:10 calm down young grasshopper. Mayo will not be sitting in ADX trust me. He is old and sick and will most likely be held in Springfield at the medical facility. Not to mention he has lots of info and money to trade for a decent stay in prison. He will die in prison, but not ADX. Chapo already escaped twice, and was not old and sick like mayo, so he was sent to ADX. Everyone knew chapo name, but mayo is not known around the world like chapo was.
Deletereports of el panu put down
ReplyDeletePost a source? A link?
DeleteI hope that
Deletewhere u heard that? that was already confirmed false stop believing everything u see online bud.
DeletePURO CHAPO.
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Give it a rest shaft sucker
DeleteYes suck on that Chapo cock and get those balls deep down your throat. FUCKING cheerleader. Get a job and a life.
DeleteThat's Koo foo
Delete6:27
DeleteCap.
4:40 4life I 🤔 thought they told you in here, to watch the cursing. They will wash your mouth with soap.🤣
Deletehttps://x.com/jesusgar/status/1836144660927873077?s=46&t=QqMqR1uHY7Wck9fPOerM-Q
ReplyDelete(Rival organized crime groups) took long enough for this backstabbing cartel to fight eachother, plz guys dont quit on us and kill eachother off, no one will miss your trash ass 🤣 esas Gilbertonas son unas loquillas
ReplyDeleteGo on gurl 💅 im sure your community thanks you for keeping Gilbertona name alive keep on fighting the good fight
DeleteThey all fight, they all backstab, they're all greedy and want the whole cake to themselves. At one point the gulf cartel was just the gulf cartel and from that it splintered to zetas, Noreste, vieja escuela, metros y no se que tanto mas. Guadalajara cartel was composed of whatever and from there it splintered and broke up into, CDS, JUAREZ, ARELLANOS and so on. The same shit happens in Michoacan, you have viagras, LFM, Abuelos, Templarios, CJNG and who knows how many backstabs, and disagreements were the cause of those splinters. Quit your cheerleading mongolito y ponte a barrer el patio.
DeleteWe know its you sol retrasado. Give it a rest already. Get over a chinola boning your girl and not calling her back already
DeleteSe enojaron las Gilbertonas Ajuuuaaahhh!!! Ya le rezaron a su santa Gilbertona para que pare la violencia en Culiacan, y tambien se pintaron el pelo rojo como una ofrenda para su mayor representante por todo el mundo?
DeleteYa deja de hacer el ridiculo Gilberta
Delete8:44 exactamente lo que le digo a las Gilbertonas, pero no hacen caso, siguen haciendo el ridiculo, tu si saves, lo bueno que no eres de Sinaloa, si no te estuvieras dando de sentones en la de hacer niños 🤣
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DeleteWonder the same thing 7:14
Delete10:51 at this point its what 7:14 said is a mistery 😂
DeleteAhora mismo me voy a echar una sola cerveza en nombre de todos mis amigos de paz que leen BB.
ReplyDeleteSaludos🍺!
Saludos! 🍻
DeleteSalud dela Buena 🍻 I would sip one too but I'm on drinking break for 1 month.
DeleteSalud desde santiago papasquiaro durango con un trago de mezcal chacaleño chaidez. Cheers
Delete9:27 Me andava pasiando a morrita de Santiago, muy bien la morra, no voy a decir su nombre por respeto, pero a como le encantava que le faltara al respeto 👍
DeleteAn alleged high ranking member of La Mayiza gave an interview to Grillonautas2
ReplyDeletehttps://youtu.be/uQ4lT1CzrPM?si=pI3rWIKSemFLuoTF
I think it may have been MF.
DeleteNot enough bodies to call it a war. Their playing tag your it. Clashes, Blockades, Burn vehicles is nothing.
ReplyDelete3:40
DeleteIt's enough to call it massacres.
Don't you worry Sonny boy.
Not enough bodies to not call it a normal week!
DeleteBecause it's real life, all tough in corridos pero ya que le ven serca, y bien parada, no les gusta.
DeleteSounds like every weekend in Reynosa 😅
DeleteThis Sinaloa war is like two high school sweethearts trying to end a decades old marriage.
DeleteIn the end both parties still sleep together which is why they don't go all at it.
7:16 te equivocas compa, cuando la ven cerca y bien parada les encanta, lo que no les gusta son los balazos, por eso no se quieren trenzar como se deve, porque quieren seguir gozandola bien parada
Delete8:30 Jajajaja 🤣🤣🤣
DeleteThis is so true .. In Chihuahua there was a little “skirmish” between Chapitos and Juarez cartel that left 10 ppl dead in one sitting… that’s almost the entire death toll in Culiacán’s one week of fighting .. and no one is even talking about it
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DeleteHumm bug,🤔
"Two highschool sweethearts" which got to be 15-17 years old.
"Trying to end a decades old marriage"
Don't you think they are still too young to be married?
😭 Sorry but you don't compute.
9:51 they call people that met each other in high school and then married each other that phrase "high school sweethearts" because they met in high school, not because they are still in high school fool.
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ReplyDeleteKeep them links coming bro
DeleteÁnimo pizzeros no se rajen partanse la madre Aquí les espera los gallitos del Señor Mencho listos para acabar la limpia de todo pinche culichi Sinaloa será terreno 4 letrotas 💯🐓💯
ReplyDeleteÁndele gallito!
DeleteVaya a darse en su maaa
Y no ande solamente aplaudiendo
I wish I where near that botana chip truck. I would have looted it. I love Sabritas and Guansitos. They are delicious. The little kid dressed as Spiderman should've went into action to fight the cartels. His Spidy sense should've kicked in and started using his web shooters. Nuff Said!!!
ReplyDeleteSabritas all fat and salt, Gansitos all fat and sugar.
DeleteGet it together, 'nuffs, you're slippin'!!!
Confirmado! A Valerio le dieron renuncia. Le atoraron bien machin los plebes, pero no fue suficiente.
ReplyDeleteTodo el Sur de Culiacán a Maza ya es MF. Nomás están limpiando un poco lo que falta en El Dorado. Andan dándole duro a el Leoba.
Breaking news: P Diddy is celling next to Mayo at the Metropolitan Detention Center SHU in Brooklyn, NY. Part of the indictment says that P Diddy repeatedly forcibly violated a victim named Sicario 006 but eventually he like it and did the dirty deed willingly.
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DeleteMF, if he’s serious, would’ve used better tactics before the Chapitoa left SIN. If Chapitos had balls, they’d stay and fight and want to own SIN; I guess they don’t want it that bad. Next is border town plazas since the smuggling must go on.
ReplyDeleteStill nothing on the top on between La Linea and CDS in Parral… something like 10 dead Chapos
ReplyDeleteNah. People too caught up in this CDS novela to worry about Linea and Salguerios from CDS.
Delete6:11 sorry buddy but CDS is no more 😥
DeleteI'm saying! Chihuahua getting slept on. And plus the shootings that happened in Ojinaga and the 7 detained close to Ojinaga. Those detained were CDS.
DeleteEl 4 from Los salgueiros died in that shooting
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Es un modo de vivir arriva la chapizzaaaaaaa las guerras no son buenas el comanche le viene una calentada buena si es que su jefe no se los entrega a los chapos
ReplyDeleteMayo must not be that strong if they had to go ask for help from Isidro and Caborca cartel and others to take chapos faction on.
ReplyDeleteThat doesn't have to mean he's not that strong. Maybe with more help would help him win against chapitos quicker.
DeleteIt’s not about needing help , Sinaloa doesn’t want a prolonged war that’s all . Plus the only one keeping all of chapitos enemies away was el Mayo , now it’s fair game , they are not very popular with locals since they started extorting the businesses everyone wanted them out . Turning in Mayo was a bad move by Chapos .
DeleteNo I believe they don’t have the man power or money so they went with making agreements with other factions had to be desperate to do that. Because of the end they going to want a piece of the pie.
DeleteThis is the end of Sinaloa cartel. It still may have independent traffickers, but the CDS as it was known since early 2000s is done. Whichever side wins will split the territory up. End of an era nuthuggers. It can only get worse from here on out. It’s gonna be in fighting and splintering for years to come. But drugs will most definitely make it north.
ReplyDeleteMeh. Maybe, but it could also be the making of new alliances and a restructuring of "cds" or formation of a "new" cartel. Factions that once were neutral, indifferent, or less powerful than the chapos, are now coming together against a common enemy. I think chapos ditched town and are in hiding, they didn't stand their ground, and from my understanding a lot of Chapos foot soldiers are abandoning their allegiance to the menores. All of the old school babyboomer generation bosses are out of the picture. Chapo, Mayo, Azul, BLO, Quinteros, gone, they are all gone. It was a matter of time before the newer blood was left with the reigns, and here you have it. Happening right before your very own eyes.
DeleteCan anybody give an educated guess as to who is gaining ground? Seems like most confrontations are happening south of the city and southern municipalities and only break ins and murders closer to center of the city and north of it.
ReplyDelete"Today is a good day to die"
DeleteTopon en El Dorado Sinaloa between Chapos and Mayos
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ReplyDeleteAny info on what’s going on in Ojinaga?
ReplyDeleteHi, I am interested in purchasing a condo in Culiacan since the cartel violence will soon be over and prices are depressed currently. I am a US Citizen and would like recommendations for REALTOR and NOTARIO. Thank you.
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DeleteYou are very very smart to have came in here, not only does BB update people on the Cartels wars, but they also have a travel site, just for you. Forget the homicides that occur everyday, forget the hungry stray dogs, that pick up cut up pieces of human meat to eat and survive. Mexico is perfect to buy a condo.
It is a great place to invest in a house or condo by the beach. U dont have to live in mexico i rent them out.
DeleteGet U.S. title insurance, you'll be protected from some judge ruling that you bought your property from someone who didn't really own it, and your investment money is gone with the wind..
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Something tells me you are involved with drugs…. Of all the fucking places to move on this planet, you have to choose the narco capital?
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