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Author: Corrupt U.S. Government official operating illegally with Mexican Drug Cartels for profit
By Michael Webster: Syndicated Investigative Reporter. Sept 19, 2009 2:00 PM PDT
As an ICE official he invested cash in global drug deals endangered the lives of U.S. and Mexican law enforcement by selling secret U.S. Government information to Mexican Drug Cartels (MDC’s) and ran huge cocaine shipments to Spain via US ports. Feds say he joined cartel full time after he retired from ICE.
Richard Padilla Cramer, a 26-year veteran of the U.S. anti-drug complex was arrested by DEA agents last month and is behind bars in Florida awaiting the results of a Federal Grand Jury investigation. Cramer was arrested and jailed after U.S. Government officials accused him of directing a massive cocaine shipment to Spain via the United States, and selling vital information in law enforcement databases to a vicious Mexican Drug Cartel.
Cramer, as a high-ranking U.S. anti-drug official, held front-line posts both in the United States and in Mexico in regards to the War on Drugs. Cramer sometime later was investing in drugs and trafficking as a full partner in Mexico’s murderous drug cartels. According to records made available to the Laguna Journal, he led an office of two dozen agents in Arizona and others as the attaché officer for Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Guadalajara Mexico and worked with the U.S. Mexican Embassy in Mexico City and U.S. Consulate offices in Guadalajara and other Mexican cities.
According to documents obtained by this writer while employed as a high ranking U.S. law enforcement agent in Mexico, Cramer was also allegedly operating illegally by serving as a sort of secret agent and a full blown business partner of some of Mexico’s richest and most blood thirsty drug lords. According to federal investigators he was operating as a key Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agent who operated freely moving back and forth from Mexico to the U.S. He was allegedly “a secret ally of drug lords,” reported the L.A. Times.
A Mexican Drug Cartel boss “convinced Cramer to retire … and start working directly for (him) in drug trafficking and money laundering,” the complaint says. Cramer continued to sell secret documents that he obtained from active U.S. agents. This is a troubling aspect of the case still being investigated, the official said.
The charges underscore the corruptive might of the cartels, which have bought off Mexican politicians, police chiefs and military commandos. Drug lords have reached across the border with increasing ease, corrupting U.S. border inspectors and agents to help smuggle cocaine north. In 2006, the FBI chief in El Paso was convicted of charges related to having concealed his friendship with an alleged Mexican drug kingpin.
Cramer stands out because his rank and foreign post made his work especially sensitive, officials said. Stunned colleagues described him as a well-regarded investigator who spoke fluent Spanish and operated skillfully in the array of U.S. and Mexican agencies at the border when he ran the ICE office in the action-packed border zone of Nogales, Ariz., his hometown.
“It came as a complete shock,” said Santa Cruz County Sheriff Tony Estrada in a telephone interview. “I have been in law enforcement at the border 42 years and I have seen some weird things, but I have never stopped to be surprised. You have to be watchful and mindful. The cartels have touched local, state and federal agencies.”
Estrada worked with Cramer at the Nogales police in 1979, and encountered him periodically as Cramer rose through the federal ranks.
About five months ago, Cramer showed up at the sheriff’s office in the small county on the border, Estrada said. He applied for a job as a county detention officer, which pays about ,000 a year, Estrada said. In contrast, Cramer’s federal rank probably commanded a salary of between 0,000 and 0,000, plus benefits, officials say.
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Estrada, surprised, told Cramer that working as a jail guard would be “quite a drop,” the sheriff recalled.
“He said he wanted to keep being active, go back to his roots, keep busy,” Estrada said. “So we place him through … polygraph, background checks. We didn’t find anything suspicious.”
“The suspected criminal activity that Cramer has really been charged with occurred in 2007 while he was working as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Guadalajara, Mexico, according to a sealed criminal complaint issued on Aug. 28 by the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Miami,” noted the Arizona Star.
“Cramer’s duties as the ICE attache in Guadalajara included serving as a liaison with Mexican police,” the paper noted. “But the investigation revealed that he worked for ‘a very high-level drug lord,’ the federal official said. In a dark twist on the trend of former federal officials going into private consulting, the government veteran became a full-time adviser to traffickers after retiring from ICE in January 2007, Court documents reveal.”
Cramer allegedly advised traffickers on law enforcement tactics and pulled secret files to help them identify turncoats. He charged ,000 for a Drug Enforcement Administration document that was sent to a suspect in Miami by e-mail in August, authorities say.
“Cramer was responsible for advising the (drug traffickers) how U.S. law enforcement works with warrants and record checks as well as how DEA conducts investigations to include ‘flipping subjects,’” or recruiting informants, according to a criminal complaint filed by a DEA agent.
A spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney in Miami said Wednesday that she could not comment, but said that cases begun with complaints usually go before grand juries.
Arizona-based Green valley News and Sun added: “He is accused of negotiating cocaine shipments from Panama to Spain while he was working for ICE out of the Guadalajara office, according to the criminal complaint filed.“ The complaint also says Cramer and the smuggling organization invested about 0,000 in a 660-pound shipment of cocaine. The cocaine was shipped from Panama and went through the U.S. en route to Spain, where it was seized in June 2007.”
The U.S. government information he allegedly sold to the MDC’s “allegedly helped the Mexican drug lord conduct an internal hunt for [...] informants and so called turn coats and could have led to murders of U.S. informants and whose families were to be kidnapped in retaliation, one government official said who insisted on remaining anonymous.
The paper added: “Negotiations broke down between Cramer and the head of the trafficking organization that was looking for someone to blame for the losses in Spain. A fourth informant finally approached American law enforcement and told them he spoke with Cramer on a push-to-talk phone.
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While Cramer trained at a state law enforcement academy in Tucson with considerably younger cadets, a delicate DEA investigation of a Mexican drug ring active in Miami accelerated after more than two years in the making.
Working with four informants, agents had run across evidence implicating Cramer in corruption, the complaint says. In 2007, a cartel informant showed agents documents — four from the DEA database, one from ICE, two from the state of California — supplied by an American in Mexico named “Richard,” according to the complaint.
Agents identified the American as Cramer.
On Aug. 19, the DEA arrested Cramer at his house in a gated community in Sahuarita.”
On Sept. 4, Cramer was extradited to Florida from Arizona to face drug trafficking charges, where he currently awaits trial.
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Pilot offers major blow to Mexican drug cartels
BY MICHAEL WEBSTER
: investigative journalist September 17, 2008 at 12:30 PT
secret massive international police task force operation now reveled for the first time is called “Project Reckoning” and the U.S. government states that led to the arrest of over 500 people in the United States, Mexico and Italy, with more expected. “Reckoning project,” a multi-agency effort of the law conducted by the DEA, went to the drug cartel in Mexico and more U.S. and international distribution networks .
175 of the 500 detainees are considered members of the Gulf of Mexico Drug Cartel The defendants are three of the alleged leaders of the Gulf Cartel:. Ezequiel Cardenas Guillen-, Heriberto Lazcano Lazcano and Jorge Eduardo Costilla-Sanchez. These individuals, each designated as Consolidated Priority Organization goals (CPOT) by the Working Group on Organized Crime Drug Enforcement (OCDETF), have been indicted in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia on charges that they conspired to import drugs in the United States from Mexico. CPOT designation is reserved for drug traffickers who are believed to be significant leaders of drug trafficking organizations responsible for the importation of large quantities of narcotics into the United States.
During the arrest the police said they seized more than million and more than 40 tons of illegal drugs since the Mexican drug cartel.
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Project Reckoning were coordinated by the Division of Special Operations Department of Justice, implementation DEA, FBI, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Internal Revenue Service, U . S. Marshals Service and attorneys from the Criminal Section of the Division of Narcotics and Perilous Drugs. More than 200 federal, state, security forces have provided local and foreign resources to the investigation and prosecution Project Reckoning through the OCDETF. Substantial help was also provided by a coalition of international search led by the DEA offices in Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama and Italy with the help of its foreign counterparts in each country.
The Gulf cartel is responsible for transporting multi-ton quantities of cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin and marijuana from Colombia, Guatemala, Panama and Mexico to the United States, as well as the distribution of these drugs the United States. The Gulf cartel is also believed to be responsible for laundering millions of dollars in the crime. Those accused of the case are accused of various crimes, including: drug trafficking related to cocaine and marijuana, the application and conspiracy to kidnap, attempted murder, conspiracy to use a firearm in a crime violent plot to kill and kidnap in a foreign country, travel interstate and abroad to promote organized crime, money laundering. and related crimes
“By spreading perilous drugs and resorting to brutal violence, international drug cartels represent an extraordinary threat both here and abroad,” said Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey. “The scope of the threat demands a deliberate and sustained response and the success we had, like takedowns announced today, is due to the combined efforts of federal, state, local and international law enforcement. Although I am satisfied with the efforts made so far, we can not and will not rest on these successes. The threat posed by international drug cartels is too fantastic. It will take everyone working together to win. ”
“We have successfully completed a vigorous assault, coordinated and massive in the powerful Gulf cartel and extremely violent,” said DEA Acting Administrator Michele M.. Leonhart. “We have arrested U.S. cell heads, stripped the cartel of millions of dollars in cash, imprisoned their brutal murderers and significantly disrupted their U.S. infrastructure. The DEA will continue our relentless attack against this cartel, with the dismantling and stop the violence they inflict on border communities of the Southwest. “
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to date, from project resulted in the arrest of 507 persons and the seizure of approximately $ 0.1 million in U.S. currency, 16711 kg of cocaine, methamphetamine £ 1.039 , 19 pounds of heroin, 51.258 pounds marijuana, 176 vehicles and 167 weapons.
Pilot, a 15-month investigation, the combined efforts in a single center coordinated several multi-keeping all-district participants close ties with the Gulf cartel. Operation Dos Equis, Operation Vertigo, Operation and Stinger family functioning, as well as numerous local operations combined to form the “Project Reckoning” covert operation.
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Project Reckoning were coordinated by the Division of Special Operations Department of Justice, implementation DEA, FBI, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Internal Revenue Service, U. S. Marshals Service and attorneys Section perilous drugs and the criminal division. More than 200 federal, state, local and foreign compliance resources contributed to the investigation and prosecution Project Reckoning through the OCDETF. Substantial help was also provided by a coalition of international search led by the DEA offices in Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama and Italy with the help of its foreign counterparts in each country.
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The Mexican drug cartels murdering U.S. informants on American soil
Michael Webster: Syndicated Investigative Reporter July 28, 2009 11:00 am PDT
El Paso, Texas – Mexican drug cartel known member Jose Daniel Gonzalez was killed on American soil in El Paso, Texas. Gonzalez, police said acted as an informant for U. S. Government provide vital information on the family of Mexican drug cartel. There are modes of operation, the drug routes and privileged information known to the senior members of the cartel. Evan if Gonzalez was an active informant was under American protection agencies of law enforcement of powerful Mexican drug cartels were still able to attack and kill Gonzalez.
According to Alicia A. Caldwell with the APNewsBreak reported today that the eight bullets that killed outside his home Gonzalez just doors from the main house of the city of El Paso police. The rain of automatic gun fire was shot at close range and left small doubt about its message. Gonzalez, a Juarez cartel lieutenant shot his cul-de-sac stage this spring, come to light. According to reports Gonzalez has done work for U.S. officials as a confidential informant.Sources close to the investigation told the Laguna Journal. This can be justified in the first murder carried out by the Mexican cartel hit men although there have been other alleged murders in Phoenix, New York and other parts of the States. The federal government suspects that his murder is the first time that the killers of a drug gang violence in Mexico killed a ranking cartel member on American soil.
Report Caldwell said experts told him that murder is a growing boldness of the posters on this side of the border that will likely lead to more deaths. “They shot him near,” said Police Chief Greg Allen. “Whoever he wanted to make sure you knew it was revenge.”Alerts sent to the police last year warned that Mexican drug lords, including the head of the Sinaloa cartel, Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, has publicly given permission to hit men across the border in search of goals.
“There is a growing number of (cartel) leaders living in the United States, probably to escape the law or their enemies in Mexico, making it one of the risks increased in In recent years, “said Stephen Meiners, an analyst for Latin America tactic by Stratfor, a global intelligence company based in Austin, Texas. “There is a possibility that this could get out of hand,” he said. Shannon O’Neil, a Latin America expert at the Council on Foreign Relations, said he knows of no other high-level assassinations in the United States, but fears that it will not the last. “We started to look more boldly near the border on the Mexican side and American side,” said O’Neil. “Once these organizations firmly established in Mexico and the United States, will kill all levels.” Gonzalez, a legal immigrant of 37 years who lived with his family in a deadlock in an expensive neighborhood, was killed May 15, 2009 in front of his spacious house. His wife, Adriana Solis, and the couple’s two children shortly after they fled. Two federal agents and a local official told The Associated Press that Gonzalez was the presentation of information on the activities of cartels The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which in recent years has taken a more large cross-border investigations of drug trafficking. An official said that federal investigators monitored the activities of Gonzalez and his whereabouts. The officials spoke to AP on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the case. In a statement sent to the AP, ICE spokeswoman Leticia Zamarripa said, “ICE’s policy is to discuss and review issues relating to confidential informants.” Cartel gunmen affiliated with the violence, and fatally, disciplined low-level drug traffickers based in the U.S. United States, but, El Paso police said Gonzalez was a lieutenant of the Juarez Cartel, which traffics marijuana, cocaine and heroin. The poster was one of the most perilous in Mexico, but has recently lost some standing because of arrests, deaths and infighting. Los Angeles Times reports that El Paso police have not yet official reason for the murder of Gonzalez, but the chief Allen said detectives are working on the assumption that a colleague found that the cartel it was to discuss illegal activities with federal agents. Allen, who lives behind the house and heard the firing of Gonzalez’s court, told the AP that he and other local authorities knew Gonzalez was involved with drugs in the past, but had no thought that was both a gangster and informant ranking Mexican federal government. He is mad, not a single case was reported that his department must now solve a local murder is considered. cooperation as crucial to the success of federal and state agencies that fill El Paso, one of the largest in the country, border towns and a major inland port. The week after the murder during a tense meeting of a multi-agency group called High Intensity Drug Trafficking, Allen said he told federal authorities that their cooperation in the future depends of them to keep their information department of their business. “How can that happen in your neighborhood?” Said Allen told those present. The bullets that killed Gonzalez were fired at close range so that three could have traveled through his body and lodged in the stucco wall of a neighbor and a parked car. A bloodstain still marked the street where neighbors sat down to watch the children play. Now, in addition to Allen, the people living in the neighborhood of Rancho del Sol are too frightened to speak publicly about Gonzalez and his familyAldo Valderrabano lives around the second home of Gonzalez, 1800 low. – square two-tale house used to live in a small over a mile away. Gonzalez said the family went to the 5000, 3300 square foot house that appears in the name of Solis, a few months after he mysteriously lost three fingers last year.
Solis Valderrábano wife visited the hospital and said Solis would only say that the fingers were lost “in an accident.” She had no other apparent injuries. The family has not been seen since the shooting, although Police spokesman El Paso, Javier Sambrano said investigators are in contact with them. He said Solis and her children are left in an unknown place, “a movement that has its own”. Gonzalez appears in commercial records only contact the new King (“King of New” in Spanish) transport company, which shares an address with your home. Federal Express packages the company has continued to rise on the porch of Gonzalez for several weeks after the shooting. Records show the company has annual sales of about 000. It also appears that the only contact address for Gonzalez Auto Parts, letters and colors and care Transport Gonzalez. Neighbors said they saw no evidence of any activity related to these companies at home. Valderrabano said Solis told him that the family was from Villa Ahumada, Mexico, a small town south of Ciudad Juarez has been virtually taken over by the fighters of the cartel in recent months. Gonzalez said a family food stand in Ciudad Juarez, a city of about 1.1 million adjacent to El Paso and is now occupied by the Mexican army in the government’s fight against the drug gangs. But, while in El Paso, Valderrabano said, Gonzalez and his family were very nice. . Children in families often played together“They were very silent, we had no problems with them,” said Valderrábano
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Mexican Drug Cartels Using Terrorist Beheading Tactics
By Michael Webster: Investigative reporter April 20, 2008 10:30 PM PDT
Mexican Drug cartels are ordering decapitations blind folding and hooding victims before they shoot them. The Cartels are sending a chilling message to the Mexican President Felipe Calderon Administration by adopting methods of intimidation made notorious by Middle Eastern terrorist groups. New Terrorist Bases South Of The Border
At least 40 people have been decapitated in Mexico so far this year, with heads stuck on fence posts, found in trash bags and heads being tossed onto a nightclub dance floor for all to see. Mexican drug cartels and terrorist are recruiting for more fighters to train as soldiers
The Felipe Calderon Administration has said the wave of bloodshed knows no politics; it is ravaging state governments controlled by each of Mexico’s three major parties. He singled out Mexico City and the northern states as being especially hard-hit.
“It seems to me that drug violence has overwhelmed the governments of the PAN, the PRI and the PRD,” Calderon said in a radio interview.
He says murder and mayhem fueled by drug smuggling have overwhelmed the governments of the nation’s capital and key states across the country.
The PAN is the ruling National Action Party, while the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, controlled Mexico’s presidency from 1929 until losing to President Vicente Fox in 2000. In the July 2 presidential election, Calderon, of National Action, barely beat leftist former Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador of the PRD, or Democratic Revolution Party.
Calderon called for legislative and law-enforcement efforts to curb drug violence across party lines “in a very coordinated way.”
The U.S. Embassy in Mexico City has long expressed concern about the growing wave of violence along the northern border, where people are gunned down with automatic weapons nearly daily, and dozens of Americans have been kidnapped held for ransom and some killed. Americans Being Kidnapped, Held and killed in Mexico
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Authorities say more than 3,500 people have died in Mexican drug violence in the last year.
Narcotics investigators on both sides of the border attribute the spike in killings to a territorial war between drug gangs battling for control of lucrative smuggling corridors into the United States.
But U.S. Ambassador Tony Garza recently extended warnings to say Americans should use extreme caution when traveling anywhere in Mexico.
“The bottom line is that we simply cannot allow drug traffickers to place in jeopardy the lives of our citizens and the safety of our communities,” Garza said in a statement Sept. 14.
Drug related killings in Mexico that have included beheadings which have occurred in Guerrero, home to the Pacific resort of Acapulco, Tijuana, Juarez, Nuevo Laredo and in Calderon’s native Michoacan state, in central Mexico west of the capital.
Masked gunmen burst into a seedy nightclub in the Michoacan city of Uruapan, fired guns in the air and rolled five severed human heads onto the dance floor.
The gunmen left scrawled notes on pieces of cardboard, a tactic that has suddenly become common in Michoacan and elsewhere. The notes made reference to “the Family,” while other beheadings in Acapulco and elsewhere have referenced the letter “Z,” suggesting the involvement of “Las Zetas,” a group of former elite Mexican soldiers now working as hit men for the Gulf drug cartel. They’re known as “Los Zetas
On Tuesday, police recovered the body of a man who had been shot 24 times with machine guns in the Michoacan city of Turicato. Messages had been attached to the unidentified, 35-year-ancient victim’s body, including “Anti Z” and “greetings, Z family. This is for the traitors to their country,” the government news agency Notimex reported.
Investigators say Michoacan is a base for powerful cocaine, marijuana and methamphetamine smugglers with ties to some of the countries largest and most-violent drug gangs.
The U.S. and Mexican border cities have jumped in gang-related killings since the beginning of the year. The Mexican government has described the violence as revenge for President Felipe Calderón’s year-ancient crackdown on organized crime that sent thousands of soldiers and federal police into violence-plagued Mexican cities bordering the United States.
The government reports that Mexican drug cartels and gangs operating along the Southwest border are more sophisticated and perilous than any other organized criminal enterprise. The Mexican cartels, and the smuggling rings and gangs they leverage, wield substantial control over the routes into the United States and pose substantial challenges to U.S. law enforcement to secure the Southwest border. The cartels operate along the border with military grade weapons, technology and intelligence and their own respective paramilitary enforcers.
Recently Mexican troops where sent to CD. Juarez Mexico across from El Paso Texas to stop the drug related violence. This latest Mexican troop movement places more than 30,000 Mexican troops combating the Mexican cartels throughout the country. This operation, dubbed Operación Conjunta Chihuahua, by the Mexican army is expected to provoke a violent response from Mexican drug cartels, officials said. The U.S. placed Mexico under a travel alert As Thousands of Armed Mexican Troops Patrol the Streets of Juarez
Mexico and the U.S. join forces against drug cartels in Mexico
By Michael Webster: Syndicated Investigative Reporter. August 1, 2010
The 22-month multi-agency investigation called “Project Deliverance” resulted in the arrest of more than 2,200 people and the seizure of $ 4 million in U.S. dollars, 1262 pounds of methamphetamine, 2.5 tons of cocaine, heroin, £ 1410, 69 tons of marijuana, 501 weapons and 527 vehicles.
announcing the latest arrests,
“The operation has been cross-border our largest and most successful effort of law enforcement to date targeting these deadly cartels, “said Holder. “Our goal was to attack not only the operations of the cartel, but networks of individuals in the United States, the key cartel distribute drugs in our country and the smuggling of cash and guns out of it.”
The latest wave of arrests, Holder said, describing how some 3,000 American agents and officers were deployed in 16 states. The action led to the arrest people and the seizure of more than 90 kilograms of heroin, more than 2900 kilograms of marijuana and other illicit drugs. More than a million were also seized, he said.
Project Liberation has so far resulted in criminal charges against more than 2,200 people, including Carlos Ramon Castro-Rocha, the alleged leader of the organization of drug trafficking Castro-Rocha. He also led the seizure of more than 4 million. Tons of Cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine and more than 500 weapons, said Holder
Head also congratulated the Mexican government for its role in supporting law enforcement and the joint efforts of both governments. More than 300 U.S. agencies including the FBI and DEA, are part of the working group.
Recently, the Mexican drug trafficker arrested Ignacio “Nacho” Coronel his death during an operation of the Mexican army.
which are also challenges long-standing notion that Mexican government officials at the highest level helped the Sinaloa cartel win the war against drugs. Coronel was the No. 3 of the band led by Joaquin “El Chapo “Guzman, Mexico’s drug lord most wanted.
According to the Mexican authorities of the attack was purely an operation in Mexico. But, the application of state law- States recognizes that the U.S. Intel plays an vital role. But, the Mexicans insist that unlike other recent attacks targeting drug lords were based on U.S. intelligence, Mexican authorities said after a month of work intelligence, the Mexican army was concentrated in Colonel in his mansion on the outskirts of the scale of Guadalajara, Mexico.
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“I am absolutely convinced that this will impact the ability to … Sinaloa federation to go their drugs, at least in the small term, “said Dave Gaddis, deputy head of operations for the US Drug Enforcement Administration.” They need time to rebuild. “
Continue the attack Friday, soldiers killed Coronel’s nephew, Mario Carrasco Coronel, in a shooting in the suburb of Zapopan.
Ministry of Defence said in a statement that Carrasco Coronel was one of the possible successors of his uncle. The soldiers opened fire, wounding one, before he was killed, the department said.
greater colonel, who had a reward of millions of United States in the head, is considered one of the founders of Mexico’s methamphetamine trade, the construction of laboratories illegal in the country and the smuggling of drugs into the United States. Methods and controlled cocaine trafficking routes that stretched from the Pacific coast of Mexico coast and the interior of Arizona.
Head said the latest attack on the drug cartels here in America was only part of an ongoing effort by the U.S. government.
“Without a doubt, these detentions and seizure operations are closed drug cartel and impact on the ability of traffickers to go drugs to the United States, “said Holder. “These operations have a significant blow against the cartels, but make no mistake: we know that the success of this operation was, it was just one battle in what is an ongoing war will continue to address these perilous cartels wreak havoc on both. sides of the border, and we will continue to target them with every means available to the federal government and state and local partners. “
Obama promised to increase security when he recently met with Calderon, Mexican President Felipe.
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Americans sweep the charges against Mexican drug cartels: But, few in custody
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According to federal figures typical of massive coordinated actions only produced eight defendants arrested in the areas of Chicago and Atlanta last week. Earlier this year, according to reports, another 10 children accused of level, all email clients or organizations have been charged separately in Chicago. Five defendants, all of New York, wholesale distributors or logistics coordinators posters, have been charged separately in Brooklyn. None of the heads of Mexican drug cartels have been arrested as a result of these accusations. In total, 58 people were charged in the investigation coordinated between the attorneys U. S. in Brooklyn and Chicago, but few have stopped.
All but one of the defendants face a maximum sentence of life imprisonment if convicted of the charges against them. The sealed indictments seek the forfeiture together more than $ 0.8 million of income for drugs. In addition, more than 32500 kg of cocaine were seized, including about 3,000 pounds seized during the investigation of Chicago, about 7500 kg seized in the investigation of New York and 22500 kg were seized prior related activities of the Federation. attacks details as charges of 64 kg of heroin and more than $ 0.6 million in cash during the investigation. In one of the sealed indictments in Brooklyn, Vicente Carrillo Fuentes is accused of being the leader of the violent Juarez cartel, which operates in the Juarez-El Paso corridor, a major drug smuggling routes to the Mexican border along U. S. in the southern United States. The DEA estimates that about 90 percent of the cocaine entering the United States through Mexico. The Juarez cartel would have received several tons of cocaine into Mexico from the Colombian cartels and the Norte del Valle Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC), a Colombian paramilitary organization and drug trafficking. Prosecutors said the Juarez cartel maintains its power through corruption and by numerous terrorist acts, including kidnappings and murders. Three of the alleged leaders were charged in both Brooklyn and Chicago. Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman Loera, Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada Garcia and Arturo Beltran Leyva, who is apparently one of the drug traffickers in Mexico’s most powerful, it is argued that current and former leaders of a union of organized crime known as “Sinaloa Cartel” and “Federation.” Each of these is designated as a priority or CPOT organization established by the Working Group organized crime drug enforcement (OCDETF). Overall, the Brooklyn four-and eight indictments charged in Chicago, between 1990 and December 2008, Guzman Loera, Ismael Zambada Garcia, Arturo Beltran Leyva and others were responsible for importing the U.S. and distribution of about 200 metric tons of cocaine, larger quantities of heroin, and smuggling of bulk U.S. to Mexico more than $ 0.8 million in cash receipts from the sale of narcotics in the United States and Canada.“The charges announced today are the result of a radical effort to stop domestic and international traffic of drugs through the states of Mexico / United States and in our communities “said J. Benton Campbell, U. S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York. “We will apply all available resources to win this battle.” Mr. Campbell expressed his appreciation and gratitude to the Working Group of the ICE DEA in New York agencies to research the Eastern District, and the help provided by the ICE and DEA in Miami , Houston, Mexico and Colombia.
“These allegations are some of the most vital charges of drug conspiracy never came back to Chicago,” said Patrick J. Fitzgerald, US Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois. “They charge two large organizations international supply with the importation of several tons of cocaine and large amounts of heroin to the United States, often to customers in the wholesale distribution of Chicago, as well as customers in other cities. Defendants have used nearly every way imaginable transport to go large quantities of these drugs and the funnel large amounts of money in Mexico. I applaud the efforts of the DEA investigators who have worked hard to place these files together. “Mr. Fitzgerald also thanked the agents of the Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation Division in Chicago and US Attorney Office of the Eastern District of Wisconsin in Milwaukee for your help.” Charges today are a new attack on the leaders of the Mexican drug cartels, “said DEA Acting Administrator Michele M. Leonhart. “Our relentless investigations penetrated deep into widespread criminal organizations, connecting street operations in U.S. communities like Chicago and New York, drug lords in Mexico over the head any errors, .. with our partners in Mexico courageous, we will break the cartels and their leaders continue “” The security forces in the Americas are working more closely than ever and the creation of a united Europe without frontiers crime against the drug cartels, “said Homeland Security Assistant Secretary for ICE John Morton. ” This is an vital step in the distribution infrastructure of criminal organizations. “
According to one of the charges in Brooklyn, between 1990 and 2005, Guzman Loera, Ismael Zambada Garcia and Arturo Beltran Leyva and Hector Beltran Leyva, Jesus Zambada Garcia Villarreal and the leaders of the Federation, conspired to import over 120 metric tons (264,000 pounds) of cocaine to the United States through agreements of cooperation and coordination that the Federation forever. The members of the Federation of shared transportation routes and obtained their drugs, drugs of various organizations Colombian drug in particular, the Colombian Norte del Valle Cartel. For example, in 2004, two shipments totaling 22,500 kilograms of cocaine were seized by the US Coast Guard off the coast of Mexico. The indictment alleges that the defendants used “rogue” or hired killers, who have conducted hundreds of acts of violence in Mexico, including killings, abductions, torture and violent collections of drug debts, under his leadership. ” / P> The indictment alleges that Chicago, in about early 2008, Arturo Beltran Leyva split his alliance with Guzman-Loera, Ismael Zambada Garcia and the Federation due to various issues, including control of drug routes lucrative U.S. and customer loyalty wholesale drugs, including the alleged leaders of a cell distribution in Chicago. The office of allegations that Guzman Loera and Ismael Zambada Garcia, with seven other key employees, including its two son, Alfredo Salazar Guzman (Guzman Loera son) and Jesus Vicente Zambada Niebla (son of Ishmael Zamada-Garcia, to be held in Mexico), under the coordination of their activities trafficking drugs to the importation of several tons quantities of cocaine from Central America and South America through Mexico and the United States using various means of transport, including the Boeing 747 cargo planes, submarines and other submersible vessels and semi-submersible, container ships , motor boats, fishing boats, buses, cars, tractor trailers and carsGuzman Loera and Ismael Zambada Garcia would have coordinated their activities and trafficking of cocaine to heroin to wholesalers across the United States, including a cell distribution in Chicago in which 16 people were charged today sealed indictment. On average, the cell of Chicago would have received between 1,500 and 2,000 kilos of cocaine a month, sometimes, getting all or Most of this amount of Guzman Loera and Ismael Zambada Garcia and factions of the Sinaloa cartel under their control while achieving a significant part of this amount of Arturo Beltran Leyva cartel. In Chicago, the charges allege that large quantities of cocaine and heroin were distributed to customers in Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio, Detroit, Milwaukee, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, Vancouver, British Columbia. and other places
Guzman Loera, Ismael Zambada Garcia and factions of the Sinaloa cartel allegedly used various means to escape their control enforcement and to protect their drug distribution activities, including obtaining firearms and other weapons, corruption, violence and threats of violence “- – Next page>, intimidation and threats of violence from members of the police, rival drug traffickers and members of their own drug trafficking organizations. Prosecutors said Guzman Loera, Ismael Zambada Garcia and his son, Jesus Vicente Zambada Niebla, discussed obtaining weapons from the United States and the use of violence against government buildings in the United States and / or Mexico in retaliation for the execution of each country its drug laws and to perpetuate their activities with drug trafficking.
In another indictment of Brooklyn, the brothers Luis and Esteban Rodriguez Olivera-paid with the chief of the gringos, an organization of drug traffickers who shot to fame in the Federation. According to court documents, the Gueros operated a narcotics supply route that originated in Mexico spread to Texas, then divided into several areas, including metropolitan New York. Between 1996 and 2008, whites would have imported more than 100,000 kilograms of cocaine to the United States. The DEA estimates that between 2004 and 2006, the organization was responsible for sending more than 2000 kilograms of cocaine in New York alone. In January 2006, Mexican authorities seized approximately 5200 kg of cocaine from the organization in the United States. Tirso Martinez Sanchez said one of Brooklyn to charges of being an organizer and leader of a organizing massive international drug importation, distribution and transport is responsible for the distribution of multiple tons of cocaine to the United States United States. Martinez-Sanchez organization allegedly imported cocaine to the United States from Mexico through the California and Texas, and transported the cocaine to land large distribution centers, including Los Angeles, New York and Chicago. In addition to coordinating the distribution of cocaine from his own organization, Martinez-Sanchez would also transported and distributed narcotics for members of the Juarez cartel and the Federation. “Break the perilous cartels and stem the flow of drugs, weapons and money across the border of South West is a priority for the Department of Justice, “said Attorney General Eric Holder. “Cartels, whose leaders are accused are presumed today that multi-channel networks drugs on our streets and what invariably follows more crime and violence in our communities. Accusations today demonstrate our firm commitment to end the leaders of these criminal organizations where you are. We will continue to support our partners in Mexico to dismantle drug cartels insidious. “” Realizing that neither of our two countries can earn more than the drug dealers on their own, we built the bilateral cooperation between the United States and Mexico that allows us to combine our resources and legal research to dismantle these transnational drug organizations and bring to justice the leaders, “said Attorney General Eduardo Medina Mora of Mexico.” We can only protect the right of societies to live in peace and harmony through our trust governments and shared responsibility. “
The cases in the Eastern District of New York are prosecuted by Assistant U. S. Lawyers Goldbarg Andrea, Claire Kedeshian, Bonnie Klapper, Stephen Meyer, Walter Norkin, Patricia and Carolyn Pokorny Notopoulos.The cases were investigated by the DEA, ICE and the Internal Revenue Service criminal investigation, in collaboration with Colombian and Mexican law. Additional support was provided by the U.S. Attorneys Offices in Milwaukee, Miami and Houston. The Criminal Division Office of International Affairs of help in these cases. Research efforts have been coordinated with the Special Operations Division, consisting of agents, analysts and lawyers of the Section of Narcotics and Perilous Criminal Division (NDDS), DEA, FBI, ICE, the Office of Alcohol, Snuff, Guns and explosives, the U.S. Marshals Service. Internal Revenue Service and any person named in the indictment sealed today were also charged by law firms across the U.S. from other countries and NDDS
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The Mexican drug cartels and terrorist are recruiting more fighters to train as soldiers
Mexican cartels are now
advertising for youth to grow and come to join their ranks to fight the Mexican army. The ads and banners premise those who join a lot of money for food and a place to stay, even during training. The Journal has learned that this type of advertising is plotted for Juarez, Tijuana and other border towns of Mexico.
The Mexican cartels, according to recent press reports of military training camps in the style and proximity to the U.S. border. These training camps are military-style murder. Federal authorities say these camps have Afghanistan and other middle eastern instructors who teach the latest tactics used military fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan by the Islamic radicals are fighting and killing American soldiers and allies in these countries. Mexican authorities admit they know of special training camps in the Mexican states of Tamaulipas and Michoacan, where newly recruited Zetas take intensive six-week training in weapons, tactics and intelligence.
Iran is expected to provide at least some money for recruitment and training. Training camps are teaching technique gorilla hit and run. Cells of Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTO) sent their veterans to oversee the training of new troops and lead the war against the Mexican government on behalf of the Mexican cartels. Trained fighters of Al Qaeda, Hezbollah (Party of God) Hamas (Islamic Resistance Movement) and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) have been in Mexico and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reported estimates of cell that these terrorist organizations by the United States as well. In a excellent position at the CIA.
El Diario de El Paso was informed by an anonymous caller claiming to be a lieutenant of a Mexican cartel, said in advance, “Mexican drug cartels would be advertising for the recruitment of soldiers to form cartels to combat the The Mexican army was sent to the U.S. border to extinguish the Mexican drug cartels. “Today, for a week or more since making predictions of the chain of banners across a main street in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico advertising for recruits. He also says that Internet advertising would also held. His predictions have been accurate to date. He spoke of the Mexican army to reach each border town before them. The Journal has reported any of his predictions to date without confirmation from other sources independent and reliable connected.
The Government of Mexico for the first time that Islamic militants have already begun to infiltrate the country in the Mexican state officials before and after September 11 2001 terrorist attacks said that “Islamic extremist organizations attempted to establish a presence in Mexico “former national security adviser and the Mexican ambassador to the UN, Adolfo Aguilar Zinser, said that” the Spanish investigation and Islamic terrorist groups are using Mexico as a refuge … In light of this situation continues to dismantle these groups can not cause problems. “He also mentioned that terrorist groups in question are in the north. “Islamic people” in Mexico sparked speculation among observers that the Shiite terrorist organization Hezbollah has established cells in Mexico.
Comments made by Mexican authorities indicate the real possibility that al Qaeda is present in Mexico and may try to cross the U.S. border southwest to carry out more attacks.
The former director of central Mexico and the National Security Intelligence (Central Intelligence and National Security, CISEN), Eduardo Medina Mora, said the possibility of an al Qaeda attack against the United States launched Mexico “can not be excluded.”
National Migration Institute (INM-INM) official Felipe Urbiola Ledezma made more alarming statements in statements to the press, Urbiola said: “We have people in Mexico related to terrorism and we are seeing unusual immigration flows .. . [People involved] ETA, Hezbollah and even some with ties to Osama bin Laden. “
Other terrorist and criminal groups in Mexico, including the Russian mafia groups Poldolskaya, Mazukinskaya, Tambov, and Izamailovskaya were detected in Mexico. The band based in Moscow Solntsevskaya is also reported to be present in the country, like other mafias of Chechnya, Georgia, Armenia, Lithuania, Croatia, Poland, Serbia, Hungary, Albania and Romania. Its main activities are drug and arms trafficking, money laundering, prostitution, trafficking in women from Central and Eastern Europe and Russia, alien smuggling, kidnapping and Credit card fraud.
Mexican newspaper Reforma reported that the major U.S. intelligence agencies had detected a partnership between the Tijuana Arellano Felix Organization (AFO) and Russian mafia groups in Southern California. In a separate tale, Reforma reported that members of the former KGB-affiliated group in San Diego had met with AFO operative Kurganskaya Humberto Rodriguez Banuelos.
Reforma reported that at least the past decade, the Russian mafia was supplying Mexican drug traffickers with radars, automatic weapons, grenade launchers and small submersibles in exchange for cocaine, amphetamines and the heroin. He cited a 1996 sting operation in which undercover DEA agents posing as Russian mafia members sold Carillo Fuentes operatives 300 AK-47 rifles and ammunition in Costa Rica.
Ten years ago, ten Russians, including four known members of the Russian mafia, were arrested at the Mexico City International Airport when he arrived on a KLM flight to Amsterdam. The members included Aleksandr Zakharov mafia, one of the leaders of the Moscow mafia and founder of the Uralinvest, known to have a major role in organized crime in Russia. Another detainee was Nicolay Novikov, a Uralinvest administrator who had been imprisoned three times for arms trafficking. A third was Yevgeniy Sazhayev, who was arrested twice for drug trafficking. The fourth was Vladimir Titov, wanted for several murders and had escaped from several prisons in Russia with the help of the Mafia. The four men who were traveling with six women, apparently on the way to Acapulco and Cancun. The group was expelled. The head of Interpol in Mexico, Juan Manuel Ponce, corroborated accounts that the group had been with weapons and a substantial amount of cash.
According to Mexican analyst Jorge Fernández Méndez, the Russian mafia boss had come to Mexico to mediate gang warfare raged between the CFO and the various groups for control of trafficking routes through Mexico, after the death Alejandro Paez.
It is well known that the Russian mafia is deeply rooted in the structure of criminal drug cartels in Mexico and still plays an vital role in the supply of firearms and other weapons to cartels and are purveyors of drug traffic, money laundering, prostitution, trafficking in women from Central and Eastern Europe and Russia, alien smuggling and terrorism, kidnapping against ransom.
The self-proclaimed Mexican drug lords lieutenant said, “we will offer Mexican soldiers very attractive salary packages and other benefits to cross and go to work for us.” He told the magazine, we can see that the development of new is happening soon. It also predicts that “the current active duty soldiers of the Mexican and Mexican federal police will be killed by the soldiers well armed and trained the cartel.”
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Mexican drug cartels out of control in the United States and Mexico
Michael Webster: Investigative Reporter August 3, 2008 1: oo am PDT
For years
U.S. Federal authorities have indicated that Mexican cartels are operating drug in dozens of American cities, and consolidated their control over the entire corridor of the supply chain of illicit drugs in depth northern Mexico to the U.S. border and beyond.
Nationally, Mexican drug cartels are now the dominant distributors of wholesale quantities of cocaine, heroin, methamphetamines and marijuana in the United States. No other group is in a better position to expand the operation throughout the country and take full control of drug distribution in the southern part of the country as well, as are the Mexican drug cartels as they do now in the south-west.
Mexican drug cartels through their separate organizations control the lucrative methamphetamine trade, as the arrival of pure ice methamphetamine in Mexico has replaced local production methods of powder, according to the Department of Justice United States .
Glen Beck of the well loved series of the same name, said: “Atlanta has become the latest battleground for Mexican drug cartels.”
“The thought is to control the whole economic process of production and distribution,” said Georgina Sanchez, an independent consultant in security in Mexico and executive director of an institute of public security policy .
In many parts of the United States, the cartels have established partnerships with local gangs, in others they have directly assumed control of local drug distribution, analysts say.
According to Beck, “The Mexican side of the border is essentially a war zone with the struggle of the Mexican government, lose, or sometimes in collusion with the heavily armed drug cartels. No we’ll see about this in the media. And for some reason, this is simply not an issue. “
Attorney General Eduardo Medina Mora says cartels have penetrated deep into the police of the city. (Eduardo Verdugo – AP)
Gwinnett County, Georgia, where Atlanta is located more than 1000 km from our U.S. border – Mexico. They have already had nine drug-related kidnappings this year . in an incident that just happened a couple of weeks, the DEA agents raided a home and charged three men, all illegal aliens, kidnapping and conspiracy to distribute cocaine after have learned that they had bound and chained the victim to a wall in a cellar in the town of Lilburn and beat him for nearly a week in an effort to collect drug debts in 0000.
“Violence in the cities [U.S.] has a direct cause and effect in relation to what is happening in Mexico,” said Fred Burton, vice president of against-terrorism Stratfor, a company Austin-based private intelligence.
“The further north you go the border, the less you know,” said Burton, who is a member of the Security Council on the border of Texas, which focuses on national security and economic development along Texas-Mexico border.
major concern for local groups of law enforcement is that the cartels bring with them violent methods perfected during furious cartel wars in Mexico that have left thousands dead since 2006. In recent years, Mexican drug violence has reached new heights, with beheadings, videotaped executions broadcast on the Internet, attacks and assassinations of senior Mexican law.
Beck said: “There is no excellent in this tale, except the people who are at the forefront, as Rodney Benson is special agent in charge of the Atlanta Field Division of DEA .. “
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Beck questions, “. Will we start, I missed this guy who was chained to the wall Tell me more about this “
” He was a drug dealer on the East Coast, and been reduced to a diagram to download and view the Mexican suppliers here in Atlanta.
And when he went to a law in the metropolitan area, which was lying on a garage, where seven armed men took him, took essentially the beat, the took him to the cellar of the house where he was chained to the floor unfinished. And his hands were cuffed. they took rolls of adhesive tape and basically his whole face, nose, nearly everything was covered with tape.
And in the course of a week, we realized that. And what I finished up doing, Glenn, through a number of different means of investigation, we found the house where he was held for this individual. And what we did was we conducted a rescue operation. And that person, when we found he was chained in the basement, severely dehydrated and was beaten too .. And that saved his life, “said Benson
BECK:. It’s right that some of these people are kidnapped in Atlanta as young as 16? The kidnappers
Benson: We’re seeing younger individuals being developed by the leaders of the Mexican cartel in the United States to work for these cartels. Google or click on: Mexican drug cartels infiltrating colleges and high schools in the UNITED STATES
BECK: Well, there are two people who have some credibility on this issue. There is d.Ä. Gwinnett says there is a temporary problem. This is vital in what happens here. U. S. Attorney for the northern part of Georgia said, we are about to see the extreme violence that is happening south of the border happen here in the United States .
“Not many people, because no one really talked about in the media, according to Beck Google or click on:. Girl raped and beheaded in Florida by Mexican traffickers
we see. The south of the border, the violence is off the charts. It is more violent than what is in Baghdad or Afghanistan. People who are beheading, Benson said.
Beck, do you reckon is the kind of thing happens if we do nothing and pay attention to this br
What we do, Glenn, you are aggressively attacking the problem. It is clear that Mexican trafficking organizations are the dominant force that we face here in the metropolitan area. They are responsible for most of the cocaine and methamphetamine and marijuana and black tar heroin that is distributed here
come here .. This flies in the East Coast
We are facing a very – is a challenge for us. Are becoming more sophisticated. They are absolutely armed to the teeth, weapons, AK-47 and others. According to Benson
BECK issue. And they are sent to this country because it is a large Hispanic community. Thus, these drug gangs are just a treat to mix with the Hispanic community? What is the reaction of the community? Are they standing? Or are you worried? Google or click on: Mexican drug cartels terror reaches deep into the American
It is not only in this county, Glenn. What we have is several counties of metropolitan Atlanta. Now we see also huge in North Carolina.
The community is reporting to the police. And that’s what we continue to do so. There is a steady stream of tips and leads that come into law enforcement that we are able to react and do not expect to stop anytime soon. Said Benson.
“The thought is to control the whole economic process of production and distribution,” said Georgina Sanchez, an independent consultant in security in Mexico and executive director of public safety Policy Institute
DEA agents say that the incursions
posters in the United States are responsible for more secondary crimes, such as shootings, kidnappings and assassinations.
Heads Mexican drug cartels and Mex Federal Agent Pleads Guilty
Arrelano Felix Organization (AFO), also known as the Arrelano Felix Family is a criminal enterprise based in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. For over 20 years, the AFO has delivered hundreds of tons of cocaine and marijuana into the United States, hundreds of millions of dollars into the laundering of drug profits, many people kidnapped, tortured and killed, including including informants and law enforcement, and paid millions of dollars in bribes to government officials. The cartel nearly collapsed in 2002 after Ramon Arrelano Felix was killed by the police, and his brother Benjamin was arrested. But, the poster has seen a resurgence of strength, power and violence. And with the recruitment of the U.S. government and others, the cartel is still a major player in all organized crime in Baja California.
What is remarkable about this case is one of the accused as a cartel boss, Richard Cramer a former senior officer with the Government of the ice, small known fact that has not been brought to the attention public by U.S. authorities in this case. Duarte went on, and worked with a corrupt official ICE Cramer U. S. conspired and killed or caused others to be killed, and cash invested in the transaction world drug endangers the lives of U.S. and Mexican law enforcement. Deepen the danger, Cramer sold secret information the government U. S. Duarte and other heads of Mexican drug cartel and the Mexican government and ran huge cocaine trafficking operations. Cramer reported federal posters joined full time after retiring from CIE. A former U.S. governance Affairs Officer who wishes to remain anonymous told the U.S. Border Fire Report that the defendant Armando Martinez Duarte, was the head of Cramer and has been for years. Internal Affairs Officer says it is possible to Cramer acts secretly a double agent. Richard Cramer, a 26-year veteran of the U.S. drug complex was arrested by DEA agents last month is behind bars in Florida awaiting the results of an investigation by the Federal Grand Jury. Cramer was arrested and jailed after officials of the U.S. government accused him of leading a large shipment of cocaine into Spain by the United States, and sale of vital information in the databases of law enforcement for the vicious drug cartel in Mexico Arrelano Felix. Cramer, a senior U.S. anti-drug official held posts at the forefront in both the U.S. and Mexico in the war against drugs. Cramer, a small later, he was to invest in drug trafficking as a full partner murderous drug cartels in Mexico. According to records available to this reporter, he led an office of two dozen agents in Arizona and others added as the official immigration and customs enforcement in Guadalajara, Mexico. Both Duarte and worked with the Embassy of U. S. Mexico in Mexico and the United States Consulate in Guadalajara offices and other cities in Mexico. United States Attorney Karen P. Hewitt, today announced that in the last week, Jesus “Chuy” Labra Aviles, Efrain Perez, Jorge Arrelano Felix and Armando Martinez Duarte pleaded guilty in Federal District Court to charges stemming from his leadership of the organization drug trafficking Arellano Felix (AFO). The accused entered his plea before Judge Cathy Ann Bencivenga United States, subject to final acceptance of the declaration of the United States District Judge Larry A. Burns, at the time of conviction. The details of the reasons why the defendants are not known, but what we know:Jesus “Chuy” Labra Aviles-: October 15, 2009, Labra Aviles, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute cocaine and marijuana and has agreed to provide millions of dollars. Under the agreement, the United States have recommended 40 years in prison. As part of the plea, Labra Aviles admitted that from 1980 to 2000, was a senior member of the AFO, who often joined Benjamin Arellano Felix and Manuel Aguirre Galindo, invest and distribute cocaine shipments and large marijuana. Labra Aviles, also admitted that he had worked as an organizer and leader of the AFO and the AFO members paid millions of dollars in bribes to police officials and military officers. The sentence for Labra Aviles, is scheduled for January 4, 2010, 9:30 am, before United States District Judge Larry A. Burns
Armando Martinez Duarte:. On October 16, 2009, Martinez-Duarte pleaded guilty to conspiracy to conduct the affairs of an enterprise through a pattern of racketeering activity. As part of his statement, Martinez Duarte acknowledged that since the 1990s to April 2002, he was an officer of Federal Enforcement in Mexico, which was paid by AFO leaders to leak information about AFO investigations, intervene with other law enforcement officers on behalf of the AFO, escort and protect the members of the AFO and shipments of drugs, and help people at a certain place in the classification of posts of police in areas under control of the AFO. Sentencing is set for Martinez Duarte, January 11, 2010, 9:30 am, before Judge Burns
Efrain Perez. On October 19, 2009, Perez pleaded guilty to the affairs of an enterprise through a pattern of racketeering activity and conspiring to invest illicit drug profits. Perez has also agreed to waive millions of dollars. Under the agreement, the United States recommend 30 years in prison. Perez admitted that in the years 1990 to June 2004, and Ismael Higuera Guerrero, chief lieutenant of the Arellano Felix brothers, is responsible for receiving large shipments of drugs in Mexico and smuggled into the United States, to coordinate the distribution of drug shipments to the United States, collecting drug profits, and the enemies of the Tijuana police, suspected informers and government staff are not ready. Perez also admitted AFO members killed many people in support of the company. Phrase Perez is February 8, 2010, 9:30, prior to Burns, Judge. Jorge Aureliano Felix: On October 21, 2009, Felix pleaded guilty to the affairs of an enterprise through a pattern of racketeering activity and conspiring to invest illicit drug profits. Felix has also agreed to waive millions of dollars. Under the agreement, the United States recommend 30 years in prison. Felix admitted that, like Perez, 1990 to June 2004, it ranked as a top lieutenant of the AFO. Conviction of Felix is ??set for January 11, 2010, 9:30 am, before Burns, Judge.
According to federal officials guilty pleas by Labra Aviles-Perez, Felix, and Martinez Duarte, bring to eight the number of executives who were convicted AFO since 2006 in the Southern District of California for the federal traffic drug and racketeering charges. “The four sentences of the leading figures of the Arellano Felix Organization are the product of the brilliant work of investigation and prosecution in more than a decade. In achieving this success, we appreciate the cooperation of the Government of Mexico during the extradition proceedings. But our work does not stop there. The Office U. S. counsel for the remains committed to seeking justice against all drug traffickers try to exploit the southwest border, “said federal prosecutor Karen P. Hewitt. ” With this statement today guilty of all agencies involved in this investigation have dealt a significant blow to the leadership of the Arellano Felix Organization, “said special agent in charge Ralph W. Partridge, DEA in San Diego.” This should send a message to traffickers that the brilliant cooperation of the Mexican government, no place to hide, will be brought to justice. “ FBI special agent in charge of Keith Slotter commented,” The guilty pleas today are the result a reflective research work and cooperation between agencies and law enforcement are very pleased with the efforts of prosecutors who have brought justice to these people. “” The plea agreements announced TODAY ‘Today many a major blow to the Arellano Felix organization and demonstrate the will to apply the law to continue to investigate and prosecute drug trafficking organizations, “said Leslie P. DeMarco, Special Agent in charge of the IRS – Criminal Investigation Field Office in Los Angeles. “IRS-Criminal Investigation provides expert financial investigations to dismantle drug trafficking organizations drugs. We specialize in tracking money in these illegal operations, which increased criminal prosecutions and asset forfeitures “Number of cases:. 97cr2520-LAB
ACCUSED:
Jesus “Chuy” Labra Aviles,
Efrain Perez
Jorge Armando Martinez Duarte Aureliano
SUMMARY OF EXPENSES
SANCTIONS
Conspiracy to distribute cocaine and marijuana in violation of Title 21 United States Code, Sections 841 and 846 (punishment for at least five years and up to 40 years in prison and fined millions of dollars)
Conduct and conspiracy to conduct business of an enterprise through a pattern of racketeering activity in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 1962 (punishable by 20 years imprisonment and a fine of 0000 or twice the yucky margin)
conspiracy to invest illicit drug profits in violation of Title 21 United States Code, Sections 846 and 854 (punishable by 10 years in prison and a fine of 0000).
AGENCIES Drug Enforcement AdministrationFederal Bureau of Investigation
Internal Revenue Service, Criminal
A list of posters of the photo on the map above
Family Tijuana cartel led … by Felix Arrelano. The cartel nearly collapsed in 2002 after Ramon Arrelano Felix was killed by the police, and his brother Benjamin was arrested. But, the poster has seen a resurgence of force and violence in the recently, and remains a major player in the smuggling of marijuana and cocaine to the United States
Sinaloa Cartel … Infamous for-cocaine trafficking from Colombia and Southeast Asian heroin. They also produce their own brand of heroin. Law enforcement has identified the US distribution centers Sinaloa cartel in Arizona, California, Texas, New York and Chicago. The Sinaloa cartel uses the gang known as MS-13 Mexican Mafia and distribute drugs in the U.S. Gulf Cartel … Use an elite group known as the paramilitary Zetas as executors. Many Zetas were trained in fact U.S. military bases in an effort by Turkey to help the Mexican government in its fight against cartels. Upon his return to Mexico, were recruited by the Gulf cartel, which offered a much higher salary than the government has done. The Zetas have proven relentless fighters in the poster of permanent war with the Sinaloa cartel. The Gulf cartel has relationships with corrupt officials and is based in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, also have major operations in the city Nuevo Laredo and account for the increase in violence is now seen there. -Beltran Leyva … based in Sinaloa, is a family business with five Beltran Leyva brothers: Marcos Arturo, Mario Alberto Carlos Alfredo and Hector. Brothers in cocaine, heroin and marijuana. Those with other criminal activities including trafficking, kidnapping, money laundering and arms trafficking. Beltran Leyva is in direct competition with the Sinaloa cartel, a rivalry that has become the Mexican state of Sinaloa in a war zone. -La Familia Cartel … Based on the Mexican state of Michoacan, a was formed in 2006 as a division of the Gulf Cartel. The leader Nazario Moreno Gonzalez group is considered an evangelical figure, and always carries a Bible with him. In a weird mixture of religion and drug trafficking, Gonzalez banned its employees from using drugs or alcohol. The poster has a very violent reputation, and in fact, describes the use of mutilations and beheadings of rival cartel members “divine justice”. The cartel La Familia has become very powerful very quickly through the use of bribes to local and national politicians. In addition to drug trafficking, extortion organization called the protection of local businesses. -Juarez cartel … Perhaps the richest of the posters. According to the U.S. State Department, the Juarez cartel “controls one of the major transportation routes for billions of dollars in drug shipments entering the U.S. U.S. from Mexico each year. “ The Juarez cartel was publicly beaten publication lists the names of police officers in Juarez. Many of these officers were killed, and more have fled the city.Abductions, torture and shootings have become a way of life in the violence plagued Juarez. That the City of Mexico, which shares a border with El Paso, Texas, saw a staggering 3,000 murders since January 2008 .
The Mexican drug cartels threaten the Americans on American soil
Americans on the U.S. side of the Mexican border U. S. are at risk today of two Mexican drug traffickers newly formed, which, according to the highest level of the Mexican army shows that Mexican drug cartels (MDC) is currently training Mexican smugglers in the art of tactics military. These students often mentioned by many as coyotes are very vital for drug trafficking. These coyotes are supposed to be responsible for the tons of illegal drugs smuggled into the United States from Mexico on a daily basis. Due to this new level of training that puts many Americans are looking at risk and here at home.
A senior commander of the Mexican army insists thatremain anonymous, told the U.S. Border Fire Report that Mexican coyotes are being trained by the Mexican drug cartel known as Los Zetas and work in the deserts of Arizona. These highly trained soldiers that former Mexican Army crossed some of the best and latest U. S. Army Training tax on U.S. taxpayers are now spending to the approval of the training drug traffickers in the first guide line of these shipments of drugs and human beings in the states mainly through our southern border with Mexico. They are known as “Los Zetas
See the video: http://www.secureborderintel.org/TusconSector-armedescorts.html
This new type of Coyote as a unit now work fine military rule. I was able to contact and speak with one of these new coyote smugglers Zetas. The agreement was, if I would agree not to take pictures or to know his real name was going to speak .
So we’ll call John. John told me he was to guide people in the United States for years and said he made a excellent life for himself and his family seven children and a woman. He said he was contacted a few years ago by a member of Los Zetas, who offered military training and more money. John says that he took five of his best workers in recent years has helped to guide their business and they all went to a camp Zeta for 9 weeks of training. He said, “now earns much more money,” he started to say with this new training and Man is able to bring many more people and a lot of drugs in the United States through the Mexican border U. S.. He said that where ever paid U.S. $ 100 per person (illegal alien) and 500 mules (drug carrier) is now much more than that.
it says “that the weapons are used to ensure the success of the operation.” He said that “there are many dangers that I and my men facing the road, me and my men used guns to protect the group against rattlesnakes, and even bear attacks” 6.8 / 9 to 1 October second video -. influence on the track, but later admitted that the main reason to have guns to protect the drug, mostly drug gang competition occasionally meet with their opinion of many bands roaming. are looking for a quick and simple loading of the drug, but there is also competition drug gangs of the cartel who are also trained and try to take our burdens and want to operate on our territory. “But now we are much better prepared to deal with this and other threats that can deal with every trip. “I questioned, as long as U.S. law is that he and his men fire their weapons against them? He said it was unlikely to occur because the roads are not used on parole by U.S. authorities. Says this is possible because some people discharged by the Government U. S. paid by the Zetas to not be in the area at certain times during their operations. He said that “we take extra precautions to prevent this from happening.” “We have our own people along the route to I 8 and near the transfer point markers route miles. Observers place on earth, we glide high and ultra-light aircraft, the two communication equipment, radio and through mobile phones on. They are paid to see the authorities and intruders, such as gangs, perilous animals, American tourist, hikers, campers and all others who may be in the region. “
Estimates in Arizona, up to millions of tourists known as snowbirds who migrate to Arizona for the winter each year, spending over a billion dollars. Many camps snow birds, play and recreate in and near the US perilous Mexican border in southern Arizona. As the birds glide south for the winter, the human inhabitants cold climates desire to escape colder climates for a life of leisure. Most are not aware of the many dangers they pose to the safety of Mexican traffickers. There are signs in many visitors to the Government the warning on the dangers to land my face, if merchants are perilous. Juan told me he is retiring, has a lot of money in the last two years and that will leave your business in one of agents younger associate expect to be paid to him in the coming years. John went his family to Colorado to live the American dream.
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) estimates that Los Zetas the organization of drug trafficking in Mexico the most perilous. Its members gained a reputation as a super-gangsters adept at paramilitary-style ambushes and escapes in bold.
On the border between Texas and Mexico the Zetas are mythic, their crimes reported in the media and reported in the narco-ballads.
They are the most feared, most emulated criminals in Mexico.
“This is a fantastic criminal organization” , said Anthony Placido, DEA chief of intelligence. “They are heavily armed with sniper rifles and .50 caliber ammunition, military rank heavy and light.”
“They are as fierce and as capable as a military force, as some believe the rumors are,” said Placido.
But, after the 2003 arrest of Gulf boss Osiel Cardenas Crime “the lion wised up and now controls the controller” as an observer.
The Zetas have become their own agreements. Its area of ??influence of the lower ranks of the Texas border, south along the Atlantic and Caribbean coastal states of Mexico, through Chiapas and Guatemala all the way in which South American cocaine transshipped to Mexico.
But, their base remains the charmless industrial border town in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas.
Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, the border is the largest commercial crossing in Latin America -. and is the territory Zeta From 2004 to 2007, the Zetas have made war wilderness – including bazookas and grenade attacks -. against intruders and other Sinaloa cartel
Zetas are operating along the Mexican border U. S. in the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific Ocean.
These newly trained soldiers are Zata enjoying a shower without entering the country without being harassed by U.S. authorities in the southern United States, where American Indian reservations, U. S. military lands, national parks, monuments U. S. land and forests are penetrated and used by traffickers, particularly in the south central and southeastern Arizona and along the southern border of New Mexico to ancient Mexico.
People who are smuggled into the U.S. truck: most are from Mexico. Central America, South America and even China and the Middle East. Photo of SBI. Jump to: http://www.secureborderintel.org/Camera1-016.html
Judge James Gray Orange County, California who has studied and worked with the drug problem for years, said “tens of billions of taxpayer dollars were spent on the war against drugs and calling the war against drugs has failed. ”
Depending on the time of the border longobserver Glen Spencer “A lot of people illegally enter the U.S. each day simply walking across our southern border unchallenged. In 1952 miles of the border in California Texas that use thousands of roads and paths, ever changing their routes to avoid the involvement of detecting cartels has brought greater organizational capacity of smuggling operations, and contrary to government claims that <-.! NextPage - > a very small percentage are kept accurate statistics are impossible to obtain, but. the real numbers are staggering, and the general public remains largely uninformed. “
There are new groups based on their own learning organizations to monitor the situation on our southern border, one of these groups call themselves “concerned citizens” I recently had the opportunity to visit this low-profile group that organized surveillance and listening to the Eastern Arizona Gila Bend messages on and near I-8 one of the roads in the United States they claim is a transfer point for illegal aliens and drug costs on the route marker that many jobs that support accusations of human rights and drugs entering the U.S. through the corridors of drug trafficking from Mexico.
According to the Concerned Citizens of Arizonawho want to alert the public at new citizen activist to help them observe and report the daily invasion across our southern border with Mexico.
Daniel Webster said: “This is not a sponsored event or extremist Minuteman Group – with a single call to action of a group.” Concerned Citizens “andIf you or your group is interested can contact them by e-mail. Dtfsdf@oco.net
Concerned Citizens report that DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano and harassment from other races, anarchists ethnocentric American people to believe that the border is under “operational control” Nothing could be further the truth, said an organizer with the new group of “concerned citizens” and has to take place. They hope to video tape and educate Americans about the real threat to our national security and public safety. Concerned Citizens have a complete sample of people blowing left and are enjoying our federal lands. These are people who come together to help AZ Governor Jan Brewer and the people of Arizona to call attention to the need for the National Guard to our southern border. The group is in favor of signing, Jan Brewer, SB 1070 and say they want to help educate the public. say, “It is time to bring back the” Minuteman lines like “
The group says there are 30 km of the area in a straight line covering. They say that we are proposing is to do what they do best .. … “deterrent presence”
The operation was launched and started operating May 15 pending the operation at least at least 2-3 weeks
installation locations are as follows:. Interstate 8, 45 miles south of downtown Phoenix fields />
I-8 corridor is very active and “very perilous “is a very excellent chance you will see” armed drug charges! ” moving through the region. This opp “is not” for the first time, we are ready and on top of our game with all the necessary equipment for this type of PPO and be self-sufficient camping in the desert on Interstate 8, MM 141 – Departure Freeman
But, the greatest thing we can do in the PPO should be seen by the public at the I-8, we will publish on each mile
(this is where all the action is anyway) for my 30 years. stretching. We provide maps / Intel / telephone and radio in the room must have two vehicles and four-person minimum. for me. marker of safety.
concerned citizens working I-8 and the future, thank you for supporting Arizona.
concerned citizens continue to do the job of the federal government will not do to secure the southern border of Phoenix along Interstate 8. What you have to do now is what should be done by Congress to bring the troops at the border.
The area south of Interstate 8 between Gila Bend (junction 85 and I-8) and Casa Grande (Junction I-8 and I-10) is a smuggling corridor ….. fight against drugs, weapons ….. We have seen it all. It is on a stretch of 60 miles, but not all, distance is active with smuggling. Traffic through the Tohono O’dham D-Day “reserve and night.The fact that the trucks use I-8 to enter this area, pick up their loads and leave the area which makes them vulnerable the detection of loading areas on I-8 is generally one of the following:. dirt roads, major washes and / or markers mile. mile markers was used “waypoints” for commercial vehicles, so that also makes them vulnerable to detection.
bottom line, if we had enough people “camping” in all points of the known active load I-8, which effectively able to stop this area down. A large amount of reconstruction was completed in this area so we know that this is possible …. just a matter of people who are quite dedicated.
This is a traffic drugs and high intensity is potentially very perilous for those involved to be prepared to defend tthemselves.Let t articles found in the smuggling routes up there by smugglers and cleaned up by concerned citizens. Photo by concerned citizens. a long list of items, including abandoned vehicles, can be attributed to illegal aliens / drug smugglers crossing the desert. Items such as needles, drug paraphernalia, plastic bags , paper products, empty containers of water, blankets, Bakpak, clothing, disposable diapers, sanitary napkins, etc. are some things that can be found everywhere. Heaps of garbage into oblivion by those that come at fantastic cost to those who must take responsibility for cleaning. Each illegal immigrant leaves an average of 8 pounds of trash in the scale and collection areas. Statistics from the report of the Tucson Sector Border Patrol estimated 500 000 illegal detentions in this sector for 2009. Curator, the Border Patrol arrests 1 in 5 illegal aliens which means that 2, 500 000 illegal aliens leaving 20 million pounds of trash each year in the desert Arizona
Many argue that the government is not doing its job when it comes to securing the border, especially in the surveillance images broken in March heavily armed drug traffickers in a desert area remote, near Casa Grande.
Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu said, “is a corridor known for drug trafficking and people and is the same area where the member Louis Puroll was killed during a shootout with six smugglers’ that you have downloaded from the suspicion that they were shooting at him trying to kill him. “Puroll was wounded in the face and he thinks he shot one of the suspects. Babu sheriff says this latest round of violence at the border highlights the dangers that its members face every day, “literally, what appears to be squad size elements using paramilitary tactics are escorting drug costs or mostly illegal.”
Mexican drug cartels infiltrating Collages and High School Campus in the USA
Michael Webster: Investigative Reporter May 7, 2008, 14:00 AM PDT /> In a drug raid at the recent San Diego agents of the Federal University of the State Police and SDSU the culmination of a year investigating a drug trafficking throughout the campus and found to be more sophisticated more pervasive and more perilous and far-reaching than expected or have seen before. The arrests coincided with the first anniversary of the cocaine-related death of a freshman. According to local press 96 suspects, including 75 SDSU students were arrested for drug trafficking as a result of the undercover operation, launched after Jenny Poliakoff, 19, was found dead in her off-campus apartment after a night of celebration. One of the main suspects in the investigation of international drug is Omar Castaneda, a gang member from Pomona with ties to Mexican drug cartels of Tijuana, authorities said. Castaneda, 36, was charged after being arrested in San Diego Superior Court on charges of possession of cocaine for sale. He is believed to be an vital link between drugs flowing into California from Tijuana and sales at SDSU and other California schools. The violent Tijuana cartel, the drug also known as the Arellano Felix Organization (AFO) has a firm and deadly hold on all drug trafficking activities in Baja California and San Diego, California. Their reach controls drug smuggling in Sinaloa, Jalisco, Michoacan, Chiapas and Baja California, and has strong ties to San Diego, California. The AFO dispenses an estimate of dollars weekly in bribes to Mexican officials, police and Mexican army officers and maintains its own well-trained armed forces, paramilitary security. The DEA considers the AFO the signs that the most violent and aggressive of the border with Mexico. The profile of the DEA at the bottom of the AFO and its leaders. Click on or Google: Mexican cartel gangs perilous The SDSU Police Department approached the DEA and the drug task force in the county for help Dec. 07, when it became clear that drug trafficking in schools was widespread and involved Mexican drug cartel members held gangs and crime and dread of scratching their ability to manage a potentially very complicated international drug trafficking investigation. As the investigation unfolded, the campus address other drug-related deaths. An autopsy showed that Mesa College student Kurt Baker died Feb. 24 at an SDSU fraternity from oxycodone and alcohol poisoning. Authorities identified 22 SDSU students as drug dealers who sold to undercover agents. At least 17 others allegedly supplied the drugs. The remaining suspects have bought or possession of illegal drugs. A trader called, Theta Chi member Kenneth Ciaccio, sent text messages to his “faithful customers” announcing that cocaine sales would be suspended for a weekend to come, as he and his “associates” is expected to Las Vegas, officials said. According to the search warrant affidavit, Thomas sold Watanapun 0 the value of the cocaine to undercover officers in a Lexus sedan registered to his father in Los Angeles. According to authorities, some of the suspects made small effort to hide their activities. Police officers in San Diego say street gangs here continue to have close links with organized crime groups in Tijuana. A gunman killed recently in an attack in Tijuana is supposed to belong to both a gang of Barrio Logan and the Arellano Felix Cartel. Reporter Amy Isackson said kpbs. The confrontation with the cartels and the military police on a regular basis in Mexico and we expect these same tactics will soon bear fruit and enable them to confront the police U. S. in a much more professional, effective and perilous. Richard Valdemar, a veteran of 30 years of Sheriff of Los Angeles County, travels the country lecturing and teaching police about military-gang members trained. Valdemar and other gang experts say gangs are encouraging members to join the military training to learn urban warfare and learn the latest weapons. Current emphasis on military urban warfare plays in the street fighting mentality of gangs, experts say. The Arellano Felix Organization (AFO), often referred to as the Tijuana cartel, is one of the most powerful drug trafficking organizations and the aggressive exploitation of drugs from Mexico, is probably the most violent. More than any other major trafficking organization from Mexico, the organization extends its tentacles directly from high numbers Echelon law enforcement and judicial systems in Mexico to street-level individuals in the cities of the United States. The AFO is responsible for transportation, importation and distribution of multiple tons of cocaine, marijuana and large quantities of heroin and methamphetamine in the United States from Mexico. The AFO operates primarily in the Mexican states of Sinaloa (their birth place), Jalisco, Michoacan, Chiapas and Baja California Sur and Norte. In Baja California, the drugs enter California, the main point of embarkation in the distribution network in the United States. The AFO also complex communications centers in major cities of Mexico and the United States to conduct electronic surveillance and surveillance measures against entities against law enforcement. The organization of radio scanners and equipment capable of intercepting the hard-line telephones, radio and the cell to ensure the safe operation of the AFO. In addition to the technical equipment, the AFO maintains automatic deposits sophisticated weapons obtained from various international sources. 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“We are in contact with different types of drugs,” said SDSU Police Chief John Browning. “If you’re serious about this, you have to go with someone who has the resources to do the next level.”
“We know that drug use in college … But when you have an organization that is really based in a university, it is something really different, “said Garrison Courtney of the US Administration. Drug Enforcement.” I do not see. ”
Research indicates that lucrative university and high school campuses are fertile markets for drug traffickers. Mexican drug cartels have known this for years and is believed to have infiltrated many American campuses by members of the group’s shows. Federal authorities point to Mexican drug cartels that are responsible for border violence by having cemented ties to gangs and prison like Barrio Azteca on the U.S. side. Azteca and other U.S. groups on retail drugs they get from Mexican cartels and Mexican gangs. Mexican gangs run their own distribution networks in the U.S., and produce most of the methamphetamine used north of the border. They even ignored the Colombians several times times to buy cocaine directly from producers in Bolivia, Peru and even Afghanistan. These same gangs often work as cartel surrogates or performance on the American side of the border. Intelligence suggests Los Zetas. Click on or Google: They are known as “Los Zetas have hired members of various gangs at different times, including El Paso gang Barrio Azteca, Mexican Mafia, Texas Syndicate, MS-13 and Hermanos Pistoleros Latinos to continue their efforts The criminal. the authorities on both sides of the border that many of these gang members and other substitutes for Mexican drug cartels have infiltrated powerful and operate openly in many American school campuses particularly in states bordering Mexico , including Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and />
One suspect, Phi Kappa Psi member Michael Montoya, worked as a community service officer on campus and received a master’s in homeland security next month. Another student arrested for suspicion of possession of 500 grams of cocaine and two guns was a major in criminal justice.
According to authorities, students from seven fraternities were involved in the drug ring that operated openly across campus.
The tests showed that “most members were aware of organized drug dealing occurring fraternity houses,” officials said. Drug Agents confirmed that “there is a hierarchy in order to sell drugs for the money. “
According to authorities, Theta Chi fraternity as a center for the treatment of cocaine.
The same message posted “sale” price of cocaine if transactions were completed before the dealers left San Diego.
Until yesterday, Ciaccio was featured on SDSU’s Web site promoting the Compact for Success program, which guarantees certain Sweetwater Union High School District for admission to the university if they maintain a B average
SDSU, Stephen Weber, the president said that even when campus police chose to seek help from other authorities, “it was clear we were going to end where we were today.”
Ramon Mosler, chief of the Narcotics Division of the Office of District Attorney of San Diego, California, said the research could have happened on any campus in the United States. Mosler joined his unit at the university, because he took the unusual step of asking for help.
“Often, governments do not want us to do these things, and that’s unfortunate,” Mosler said. “I reckon it’s vital to do this from time to time to wake people up. Educate everyone about the dangers of the drugs. ”
Dealers “are not demanding that we sell,” said Mosler.
He was also accused Patrick Hawley, 20, was arrested on suspicion of armed robbery and selling cocaine near the campus, authorities said.
According to a 2007 study by the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University, nearly half of the nation of 5.4 million full-time college of drug abuse or student alcohol at least once a month.
For years, Mexican drug trafficking groups have recruited U.S. gang members to do everything from drug smuggling to murder. Arellano Felix cartel in Tijuana and a gang of Barrio Logan in San Diego back to at least 15 years.
Many of the students enrolled in U.S. schools believes that many gang members are coming to the U.S. military and turning off services. Many are veterans who where encouraged to join the U.S. military for combat training of the Mexican cartels and gang leaders.
“When people come in the military are taught to use weapons, defensive tactics, and use many sophisticated techniques,” said Lara Quy, the Federal Bureau of Investigation. “They must return to the street with them. This is a legitimate concern for law enforcement. “
Valdemar cited the former sergeant in the Marine Camp Pendleton. Jesse Quintanilla as just one example of high profile. A <-! NextPage -> military court sentenced Quintanilla to death in 1996 for killing his head and injuring his commander in chief.
When interrogators questioned Quintanilla why he committed the crimes, Quintanilla said it was for “the Brown Brothers,” according to Valdemar. Quintanilla showed them a tattoo on the chest with the word “South” in reference to a band of California, according to court documents.
Recruit staff of the army in Washington, DC, dismissed the claims as urban myth. A military spokesman said army background checks are extensive gang members and the weeds.
Arellano family, composed of seven brothers and four sisters, inherited the organization from Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo in his incarceration in Mexico in 1989 for complicity in the murder of DEA agent Enrique Camarena special. Alberto Benjamin Arellano Felix took over the family structured criminal enterprise and offers a business approach for managing the operations of drug trafficking.
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The Mexican drug cartels threaten U.S.
Michael Webster: Investigative Reporter May 26, 2008 2:00 p.m. PDT
While the wages of America’s war against drugs and terrorism, with costs to the taxpayers billions of organized crime gangs here in the United States were merged with the Mexican drug cartels, the threat to U.S. interests an international crime cartel that emerges is more serious every day.
Groups like the Sinaloa, Juarez, Tijuana, Gulf cartel, has virtually taken over law enforcement and high-ranking Mexican government in their host country and are perilous and vital actors on the international stage, leading their criminal activities across borders and threatens the stability and interests of the United States. In other words, are a major threat to the security of this nation.
Further evidence of this growing threat comes from the powerful Mexican cartels, which is already responsible for up to 80 percent of the cocaine reaching the United States and are increasingly able to operate above the law, to buy or even to kill government officials are expected to work with U.S. enforcement of the law to prevent crime.
What is worse, cartels have formed alliances with American gangs, giving these drug cartels a deep reach of American life and through this alliance with our gangs, which gives them control over most of drug trafficking 0-0000000000 of America, the largest in the world.
These posters have become a global society of international crime of illegal franchises around the globe.
The ability of these Mexican drug cartels to operate with total disregard for the law on both sides of the border – trafficking in drugs, weapons, human beings, terrorism, prostitution and money laundering now threatens to destabilize the U.S. economy and our way of life, especially in poor areas and in our projects and our neighborhoods.
With the corruption of our government officials and the buy of legitimate businesses and undermine U.S. companies, these criminals who are threatening to delay the food small progress as a nation we have done in regard to minorities and strip poor children of Americans, and in the case of Mexico, could impede the reform there indefinitely.
Federal authorities point to Mexican drug cartels that are responsible for border violence by having cemented ties to gangs and prison as Barrio Azteca in El Paso, the U.S. side of the border. Azteca like many other drugs, the U.S. retail strips they get from Mexican cartels and their gangs. One of the most perilous. Mexican gangs also run their own distribution networks in the United States, which produce most of the methamphetamine used north of the border. They even ignored the Colombians several times both to buy cocaine directly from producers in Bolivia, Peru and even Afghanistan.
These same gangs often work as cartel surrogates or performance on the American side of the border. Intelligence suggests Los Zetas are known as “Los Zetas have hired members of various gangs at different times, including El Paso Barrio Azteca gang, Mexican Mafia, Texas Syndicate, MS-13 and Hermanos Pistoleros Latinos to continue their efforts criminal. Perilous Gangs Mexican />
The list of crimes the new international criminal organizations are involved in is long. It’s drug trafficking, people and chemical, biological and nuclear weapons. They make billions of dollars of fraud against banks, businesses and governments. That ruin life, undermine economies and reduce confidence in the political and economic reforms and widespread corruption and violence. In summary, we have become a threat to international security.
Senator Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, chairman of the Senate Drug Caucus, in a speech at the Heritage Foundation, based in Washington, said: “Obviously, we need to design a new foreign policy to deal with these criminal groups – to place out of business and in jail. “
But what we really need is a policy of defense of the country that stop the flow of trade through illegal in this country permanently.
In a speech to the United Nations, President Clinton acknowledged the growing threat of international criminal groups, such as Mexican drug cartels, and called for greater efforts to fight against these organizations. So we had this problem a long time.
A ranking House Republican has requested a hearing on the basis of recent reports that Islamic terrorists embedded in the United States joined with the Mexican drug cartels to fund terrorist networks abroad.
The Representative Ed Royce, ranking Republican on the House Foreign Affairs terrorism and the sub-committee of the Non-Proliferation, said the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) document – first reported by The Washington Times – highlights the vulnerability of the nation is when fighting the war on drugs and “terrorism. br />
Senator Grassley also said: “These efforts must achieve several objectives:. Dismantle major criminal groups, stiffen the penalties for their involvement in international crime, and promote international cooperation to counter the actions of criminal elements “
U.S. policymakers should take concrete steps to address the enormous challenges of today in Mexican drug cartels. We Americans must protect our borders and keep these perilous elements out of the country. We must strengthen intelligence capabilities against groups and their leaders.
We must work with Mexico and other countries to strengthen their legal systems and police forces.
We must improve our ability to control the flow of money to prevent criminal organizations that abuse the United States, Mexico, financial institutions and banking systems. And we need to raise the consciousness of Americans the fantastic threat posed by these posters and forge a united front to bring them to justice.
The political corruption scandals in Mexico, the cruelty of bronze Mexican drug cartels and U.S. streets flooded with drugs to meet the demand of billions of dollars – all are the product of ruthless criminal organizations willing to trample the life and dignity in their eagerness to ill-gotten gains.
Such as Mexico, Colombia and other countries that the U.S. should start dealing with us is presented as a new political threat of international criminal activity. But, we see the impact of international crime on our streets every day in wasted lives and violence drug break our separate cities.
Soon, if the U.S. does not take much action on the current type of carnage Mexican kidnappings, assassinations and beheadings Gangland style drug cartels can become commonplace here in America.
As the most powerful nation on earth, the United States have an obligation to lead the world to develop a robust response and internationally. As to the form of President Bush’s first coalition to counter the threat posed by Saddam Hussein, it is also necessary that the new president takes office in January 09 to start working with Congress and law enforcement to challenge the threat posed by cartels of the new international crime that are right on our southern border.
The Cold War may be over, but America still has enemies in the world. Emerging international crime cartels are simply the latest. The United States can not afford to ignore this problem, but must start as a response to foreign policy as hard as taking a stand against criminal groups in the country.
More than 1,500 people were killed in Mexico so far this year, according to the press in Mexico. Most of the killings took place in states that are centers of drug trafficking and organized crime. In a single day last week alone, Mexico recorded 40 executions. These murders are the most violent of episodes that are believed ordered by Mexican cartels with some of the victims are U.S. citizens.
Editor Penny Starr CNSNews.com reports that a report from the Department of State U. S. About “unnatural deaths” of U.S. citizens abroad says that Americans have been victims of 126 homicides or “executions” in Mexico between Jan. 1, 2005 and December 31, 2007. A total of 667 American dead in Mexico by “against nature” causes during this period. See the report “unnatural deaths”
The State Department says the report “is based solely on cases reported by American citizens to our posts abroad,” which leaves open the question of how complete or accurate it is.
Many of these killings took place just on the southern border of the United States. Twenty-nine took place in the city of Tijuana, just south of San Diego, California.
The two deaths described in the report of the State Department as “executions” were in the Mexican state of Chihuahua, which borders the United States. One of these executions were reported to have occurred Jan. 21, 2007 in Ciudad Juarez, across the border from El Paso, Texas. See
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The report notes in particular the violence in Tijuana and Ciudad Juarez, saying. “Dozens of U.S. citizens were kidnapped and / or murdered in Tijuana in 2007″ See travel alert
U.S. national security threatened by Mexican cartels
By Michael Webster: Investigative Reporter unionized. July 14, 2009 at 16:30 PDT
A dozen bound and tortured bodies were found dumped beside a remote road in Michoacan. Police found the latest victims of the ongoing battle between rival drug traffickers on Monday. A threatening message was found near the bodies of 11 men hit and a woman are stacked and wrapped in a tarp, the police found at the scene. Unfortunately, this has become a common phenomenon: Last week, police found four bodies and a threatening note in the same place
This is due to recurrent violent drug cartels fight to oppose the routes smuggling operation of cocaine from Central America. United States, world’s largest consumer of drugs upper. Since drug trafficking in Mexico has become a very lucrative business to build billion a year, have control of these roads are hand ensures that money.
Despite the thousands of Mexican soldiers sent to many hot spots of the drug across the country, the bloodshed has not diminished. U.S. authorities have offered a helping hand, promising 0.4 million through the Merida Initiative, in order to help Mexico fight against cartels.The alarming increase in violence in Mexico, perpetrated by Mexican organizations fight against drug trafficking and the effects of violence in the United States, especially along the Mexican border to United States. UU. Southwest. The responsibility for this ongoing violence is a limited number of major criminal organizations, known as the Mexican drug cartel sophisticated and vicious (MDC), or the U.S. government prefers to call organizations Mexican drug traffickers (DTO) – no individual drug traffickers operating in isolation. Their illicit drugs to communities across the United States, Mexico and Europe. They generate billions of dollars a year illegal. These organizations support candidates for local and national corruption and Mexican law enforcement in particular to the end of a police force of Mexico in the rate of the highest levels of the federal police in Mexico and all levels in the medium.
These organizations also use violence to protect trafficking routes through Mexico and deep in the U.S. These organizations retaliation against individuals, organizations and police personnel believe the non-cooperative having betrayed them, and to intimidate the United States and the Mexican police and citizens of both countries. Drug-related killings in Mexico has doubled from 2006 to 2007, and more than doubled in 2008 to about 6200 murders. Nearly 10 percent of all murders in 2008 involved victims who were police or military. So far in 2009 there were about 4000 war against drugs-related murders in Mexico. Over the last decade, gangs Mexican drug cartels substitutes which means Mexican and American gangs have increased their presence in the United States and dominate drug trafficking in the United States and more than 230 U.S. cities and grow at a rate alarming.
Government U. S. in the past focused on the arrest of drug dealers and low-level users. Rarely senior officers as members of Mexican drug cartel followed or less brought to justice.
Since the drug user to a merchant humble of the war against drugs ancient people rarely seemed able to find and stop those that operate at high levels of drug trafficking. Very few drugs producer organizations, producers, transformers or those who finance the drug trade in this country, let alone to organizations such as Mexican drug cartels have been prosecuted.Now that the U.S. Remove the word “war against drugs,” according to the Government for a new approach which is developed by the American government to work with other governments plot to go to the root the problem by dismantling transnational organized criminal groups, compared to Mexican drug cartels as criminal organizations, rather than simply respond to individual acts of criminal violence.
decisive, and in coordination with the efforts of other U.S. government agencies and with the full cooperation of other governments, like Mexico, United States believes that this strategy can and will neutralize the organizations that cause violence.
This strategy directs federal agencies to improve coordination and sharing of information with agencies of State and local law enforcement, intensify national efforts to stop the flow south of weapons and money, while curbing the smuggling traffic to the north, and calls for close cooperation continued with the Mexican government efforts against drug cartels. The strategy is an vital component of national drug policy of government control and comprehensive efforts across government to address threats to border.
Commenting on the strategy, the holder of the Attorney General said, “the drug trafficking cartels spread violence and anarchy in our region of the border and reach all our communities large and small. “As he said,” By focusing on increased cooperation between the United States and the governments of Mexico and to improve communication within U.S. agencies, law enforcement, border Southwest National Counternarcotics Strategy we are launching today is an effective way to take strong action against cartels and make our country safer. “
Another vital element of the department’s efforts to neutralize the powerful Mexican drug cartels is the Merida Initiative, a partnership between the Government of Mexico and the United States. The Merida Initiative represents new opportunities for collaboration of experts on many fronts with Merida funded programs coordinated by the State Department, the Department’s plans, among other things: (1). place two federal prosecutors with experience in Mexico to work with their counterparts in the pursuit of capacity building, (2) to assign a forensic expert in Mexico (3) to help Mexican law enforcement and our interagency partners in strengthening and development of equipment control and working groups that can work with U.S. forces. UU. federal law to tackle cartels throughout the criminal conduct, (4) to advance the fugitive apprehension with U.S. agencies and law enforcement experts for the extradition of the criminal division, (5) to help Mexico develop an asset management system to meet the assets seized and forfeited in criminal cases, (6) to help the Mexican police and prosecutors in building their internal integrity, (7) to help law enforcement Mexico and prosecutors in improving evidence collection, preservation and admissibility, and (8) to provide expert consultations on victim help and witness protection issues. At the same time, as a matter of operation, the department continues to work closely with Mexico, as it addresses the issue of posters related to public corruption, including through research help.
In addition, the report will say that the ministry’s strategy to identify, disrupt and dismantle drug cartels, Mexico has five key elements and supports the National Southwest Border Counternarcotics Strategy. First, the strategy has expanded intelligence capabilities, and coordination. Information from the Department of pools generated by our security forces, federal partners, state government and local levels, and then use the proceeds to promote operations in the United States and to help the efforts of Mexican authorities to attack the cartels and corruption that facilitates its operation. Second, thanks to the intelligence based on the prosecutor led several task forces that rely on the resources and expertise across the spectrum of federal, state, local and international agencies for investigation and prosecution The Department focuses its research efforts, extradition, prosecution and punishment of the key leaders of the cartel. As the Department has shown in attacking the other major criminal activities, leadership and destroying the financial infrastructure to take advantage of cartels undermine its own existence. Third, the Department of Justice, in a concerted effort the Department of Homeland Security, conducts research <-! NextPage ->. and processes related to arms trafficking and smuggling money and drugs to the facilities of the United Nations in Mexico Much of the violence and corruption in Mexico is fueled by these resources come from our side of the border. Fourth, the department uses traditional methods of law enforcement to deal with the threat of cartel activity in the United States.
These threats include the wide distribution of drugs on our streets and our neighborhoods, the battles between members of rival cartels on U.S. soil, and violence against American citizens. UU. and government interests. This component of the ministry’s strategy will inevitably include investigation and prosecution of American bands that forged working relationships with organizations of Mexican drug traffickers (DTO).
Fifth, the Department processes the criminals responsible for federal crimes of murder, trafficking, smuggling, money laundering, kidnapping and violence. The ultimate objectives of these operations is to neutralize the agreement and to bring criminals to justice
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By Michael Webster: Investigative Reporter unionized. July 27.2010 at 21:00 PDT
The Mexican cartels have crossed the international border into the United States to kill people, including the United States and its scope extends to the north, east and west through our nation. MDC ordered the murders of drug dealers, gang members in America, the U.S. consulate employees, Detention Director Sheriff El Paso County, the agent of the DEA informant, and the ICE U.S. military personnel. MDC is also responsible for the removal of many Americans on American soil and taken to Mexico for Americans to be tortured, mutilated and killed with small or no reprisals the U.S. government.
street gangs in major cities are now directly linked to Mexican drug cartels (MDC). Drug smuggling and human trafficking in the United States through the corridors of known and unknown smuggled across the southern United States. Application of the law states that they work and do the dirty work for the cartels in exchange for drugs. This dirty work that murder, drug distribution, and collection of debts to the MDC by other gangs and drug dealers nationwide.
federal authorities point to Mexican drug cartels that are responsible for border violence on both sides of the Mexican border U. S. and beyond, having cemented ties to U.S. street gangs and prison in the United States. Many of these gangs operate in cities like El Paso, Tucson, San Diego and Los Angeles, some, such as Barrio Azteca in El Paso, operating on both sides. Azteca and other U.S. retail drug groups who often come facade of Mexican drug cartels and Mexican drug cartel gangs. Mexican gangs run their own distribution networks in the United States, which produce most of the methamphetamine used north of the border. They even ignored the Colombians several times both to buy cocaine directly from producers in Bolivia, Peru and even heroin from Afghanistan. These bands allow the dissemination and application of long-range cartels.
LA Weekly reporter Christine Pelisek wrote about the FBI’s 10 Most Fugitive Jose Saenz, a native of Los Angeles, who raped and executed his former girlfriend, the mother of his two years of age, and, horribly, she left her ravaged body lying in the bedroom of her grandmother. It was just one of his many crimes. See the surveillance video that accompanies the sight of the execution of his fellow Oscar Torres horrible band MDC member of Los Angeles and hired assassin Saenz a house in a suburb of Los Angeles.
Barrio Azteca in accordance with the law provided for the implementation of Juarez cartel in the street to carry out kidnappings and beatings of both sides of the border. In contrast, Barrio Azteca get wholesale prices or drug cartel’s face and manage the sales of drugs at street level.
These same gangs often work as cartel surrogates or performance on the American side of the border. Intelligence suggests Los Zetas are known as “Los Zetas have hired members of various gangs at different times, including El Paso gang Barrio Azteca, Mexican Mafia, Texas Syndicate, MS-13, Pistoleros Latinos Harrmanos and many other criminals to continue their efforts. perilous Mexican cartel gangs
A Mexican army officer, who insisted on remaining unnamed, said that Barrio Azteca is now on the operation and in connection with the Zetas, along the Mexican border Arizona.
Mexican officials said American intelligence noted the involvement in the killings by the Aztecs, the Consulate of the employees Lesley A. Enriquez and her husband, Arthur H. Redelfs, who have been killed in Ciudad Juarez, when gunmen opened fire on his sport utility vehicle after leaving a birthday party.
husband Jorge Alberto Salcido, an employee of the consulate of Mexico, was also killed by armed men to leave the same event in a separate vehicle.
The governor of Chihuahua in northern Mexico, where Ciudad Juarez, said recently that the Mexican authorities are studying the possibility that it may have been attacked Redelfs for his work as a jail detention officer of the County of El Paso.
“Until we have other information, it is a line of research we want to go,” said Governor Jose Reyes Baeza. “As part of the investigation, other tests will until we can share with the U.S. government … to clarify the reason for this unfortunate crime.”
General Germain Redondo Azuara said he believes many of the drugs grown in Afghanistan finds its way through the smuggling routes into markets in Europe and the United States where they are sold by members gangs. At the same time millions of dollars and Eros are used to finance terrorism and terror, not only in Afghanistan but around the world. Most of these trafficking organizations that feed the terrorists terror network also help fund the Taliban attacks in Afghanistan. Part of this illicit cash provides operating capital for international terrorist Osama bin Laden and others.
Colombian drug cartels and the Mexicans are now believed to work with the international terrorist threat is most prevalent in the organization in the United States as an agent of the DEA money and murder Mexico. Tijuana cartel [s]
These new organizations combined international drug trafficking are complex organizations with highly defined command and control structures that produce, transport and / or distribute large quantities of illicit drugs in Afghanistan. global terrorism and drug trafficking cartels
A high ranking ICE says Mexican drug cartels (MDC) are ideal for terrorists because they are active in all regions of the country and dominate the illicit trafficking drug at all levels, both in Mexico and the United States. Because this new alliance MDC Mexico are expanding their operations dramatically in order to gain market share more drugs. Colombian MDC are cocaine and heroin traffickers dominant, especially in the northeast, but, are increasingly more for developed countries from Mexico to relinquish control to protect themselves from detection of the order of the Mexican cartels and the transport and distribution of cocaine and heroin from South America in the S. U. They also distribute cocaine and other drugs. Many other Mexican drug cartels and their gangs and criminal groups are active in the United States, the world’s largest users of cocaine and heroin.
Other reasons for terrorism have opted for the Mexican cartels that control the wholesale distribution and transportation of illegal drugs on all areas of the western hemisphere, exerting unrivaled control over transportation and distribution Wholesale cocaine, Mexican heroin, Mexican marijuana, methamphetamine and ice. And now believes that the use of the same bands smuggle terrorists in the United States through the corridors of smuggling. His work laid the land transportation routes and distribution networks that can provide well established drug markets in LDCs primary and secondary schools in these areas. are still expanding their influence throughout the world.
police say they are working or allies of the Aztecs with the online application group, which has also worked for the Juarez cartel led by the Carrillo Fuentes clan.
FBI agent Samantha Mikeska, who investigated the Barrio Azteca for more than eight years from the Office El Paso office said that four of the five leaders of the gang are in prison. The only exception is Ravelo.
Ravelo is suspected of direct operations in Ciudad Juárez and Aztec maintain contact with senior members of the Juarez cartel, Mikeska said.
According to a DEA report of the Barrio Azteca was organized in El Paso, Texas, the county jail in 1987, he went to the street and the Department of Justice Criminal Justice Barrio Azteca prison -. prison gang, which has offices in El Paso, Texas, and Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico has historically been linked to -..
Juarez cartel Barrio Azteca members is estimated at 3500 in and outside the prison system
members have been reported in Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, California , Oklahoma, Idaho, Washington, Kansas, Illinois, South Carolina, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York Utah. Participate in the implementation of the rules of the Juarez cartel in El Paso, Texas and southern New Mexico
. El Paso Barrio Azteca accept shipments of narcotics in the United States, streams and transports (usually in secret compartments) for the destination cities in the S. U. In some cases, have also been implicated in the smuggling of foreign exchange in Mexico, where it is then washed. Barrio Azteca has also been involved in support groups in the smuggling of foreign operating in the United States as Barrio Azteca alliance to a poster for simple access to drugs, finance, and. protection of local education authorities Mexicans “
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By Michael Webster: Syndicated Investigative Reporter. Aug 1, 2010
The 22-month multi-agency investigation called “Project Deliverance” resulted in the arrest of more than 2,200 individuals and the seizure of $154 million in U. S. currency, 1,262 pounds of methamphetamine, 2. 5 tons of cocaine, 1,410 pounds of heroin, 69 tons of marijuana, 501 weapons, and 527 vehicles.
In announcing the latest arrests,
“This inter-agency, cross-border operation has been our most extensive, and most successful, law enforcement effort to date targeting these deadly cartels,” Holder said. “Our aim was to target not just cartel operations, but the networks of individuals across the United States the cartels tap to distribute drugs in our country and smuggle cash and guns out of it. ”
The latest wave of arrests Holder said describing how about 3,000 U. S. agents and officers fanned out in 16 states. The action led to the arrest of the individuals and the seizure of more than 90 pounds of heroin, more than 2,900 pounds of marijuana and other illegal drugs. More than $5 million was also seized, he said.
So far Project Deliverance has resulted in criminal charges against more than 2,200 individuals, including Carlos Ramon Castro-Rocha, the alleged leader of the Castro-Rocha drug trafficking organization. It has also led to seizure of more than $154 million; tons of cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine and more than 500 weapons, Holder said.
Holder also praised the Mexican government for its role in supporting the crackdown and the joint effort by both Governments. More than 300 U. S. agencies, including the FBI and the Drug Enforcement Administration, are part of the task force.
Recently the Mexican Government arrested Drug kingpin Ignacio “Nacho” Coronel his death came during an Mexican army operation.
that result also challenges a long-held notion that Mexican government officials at the highest levels have been helping the Sinaloa cartel win the drug war. Coronel was the No. 3 of the gang led by Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, Mexico’s most-wanted drug lord.
According to Mexican authorities the attack was exclusively a Mexican operation. But U. S. Law enforcement acknowledges that U. S. Intel played an vital role. But the Mexicans insist that unlike other recent raids targeting top drug lords that have relied on U. S. intelligence, Mexican officials said after a month of intelligence work, the Mexican army zeroed in on Coronel at his mansion in an up scale suburb of Guadalajara Mexico.
One of the world’s most powerful drug cartels took a major hit when soldiers killed the drug kingpin in a gun battle, and his death will likely will mean more violence as factions fight for the cocaine and methamphetamine empire and smuggling corridors that he left behind.
“I absolutely believe that this will have an impact on . . . the Sinaloa federation’s capability to go their drugs, at least in the small term,” said Dave Gaddis, deputy chief of operations at the U. S. Drug Enforcement Administration. “They will require time to rebuild. ”
Continuing the raids Friday, soldiers killed Coronel’s nephew, Mario Carrasco Coronel, in a shootout in the suburb of Zapopan.
The Defense Department said in a statement that Carrasco Coronel was one of his uncle’s possible successors. He opened fire on soldiers, wounding one, before he was killed, the department said.
The elder Coronel, who had a $5 million U. S. bounty on his head, is considered one of the founders of Mexico’s methamphetamine trade, building clandestine laboratories in the country and smuggling the drug into the United States. He controlled meth and cocaine trafficking routes that extended from Mexico’s Pacific coast and inland up to Arizona.
Holder noted that the latest attack on the drug cartels here in the states was just part of a continuing effort by the U. S. Government.
“Without question, these arrests and seizures will disrupt drug cartel operations and impact the ability of traffickers to go narcotics into the United States,” Holder said. “These operations have struck a significant blow against the cartels, but make no mistake: We know that as successful as this operation was, it was just one battle in what is an ongoing war. These perilous cartels will continue to attempt to wreak havoc on both sides of the border, and we will continue to target them with every resource available to the federal government and our state and local partners. ”
Obama had pledged to beef up security when he met recently with Mexico President Felipe Calderon.
Eric Holder the U. S. Attorney General praised Project Deliverance that he says has targeted the Mexican drug cartels and the smuggling of drugs, weapons and cash across the border. Meaning going into Mexico to fulfill the Presidents promise to the Mexican President at their last meeting in Mexico.
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