Mexico Zetas Cartel Boss Arrested For Ordering Massacre

'Cartel Boss' Arrested In Mexico - BBC News

'Cartel Boss' Arrested In Mexico - BBC News Mexican troops arrested the los zetas cartel commander who allegedly ordered the murder and decapitation of 49 people last week. daniel de jesus elizondo ramirez, known as el loco, was. Mexican authorities have arrested a zetas boss accused of dumping 49 mutilated bodies in nuevo leon earlier this month, suggesting that either the group was carrying out a complicated double bluff by denying the crime, or that there was some kind of communication breakdown.

Mexico Braces For Any Violence After Zetas Boss Caught | Fox News

Mexico Braces For Any Violence After Zetas Boss Caught | Fox News The 2011 san fernando massacre, also known as the second massacre of san fernando, [1] was the mass murder of 193 people by los zetas drug cartel at la joya ranch in the municipality of san fernando, tamaulipas, mexico, in march 2011. [2]. As part of the continuing criminal enterprise count, the defendants are alleged to have engaged in conspiracies to kill members of the mexican government, mexican citizens, members of rival cartels, members of the guatemalan government, and guatemalan drug traffickers. The mexican army says a leader of the zetas drug cartel has been arrested for the killing of 49 people whose bodies were dumped by a roadside. The zetas, jalisco cartel and state police were said to use the site to dump bodies. 2020 in el salto, jalisco, 113 bodies were dug up in mass graves, alleged victims of the jalisco cartel.

Mexico: Captured Head Of Zetas Cartel 'Sadistic'

Mexico: Captured Head Of Zetas Cartel 'Sadistic' The mexican army says a leader of the zetas drug cartel has been arrested for the killing of 49 people whose bodies were dumped by a roadside. The zetas, jalisco cartel and state police were said to use the site to dump bodies. 2020 in el salto, jalisco, 113 bodies were dug up in mass graves, alleged victims of the jalisco cartel. The mexican army arrested zetas cartel leader daniel “the madman” elizondo, the suspected perpetrator of last week’s mass beheading of 49 people. elizondo was arrested in the northern state of nuevo leon, an army spokesman said. Los zetas (pronounced [los ˈsetas], spanish for "the zs") was a mexican criminal syndicate and designated terrorist organization, [17] known as one of the most dangerous of mexico's drug cartels. [18][19][20][21][22] they are known for engaging in brutally violent "shock and awe" tactics such as beheadings, torture, and indiscriminate murder. [23] while primarily concerned with drug. The mexican attorney general's office (fgr) reported on tuesday that it obtained multiple sentences for 18 people for kidnapping and murdering 72 migrants in san fernando, in the state of tamaulipas, in august 2010. all of those sentenced are related to the "los zetas" criminal organization. From march 24 to march 29, 2011, the los zetas drug cartel viciously slaughtered nearly 200 central american migrants in tamaulipas, mexico.

Dangerous Los Zetas Drug Cartel Leader Attempted To Run From Capture In Mexico | Fox News

Dangerous Los Zetas Drug Cartel Leader Attempted To Run From Capture In Mexico | Fox News The mexican army arrested zetas cartel leader daniel “the madman” elizondo, the suspected perpetrator of last week’s mass beheading of 49 people. elizondo was arrested in the northern state of nuevo leon, an army spokesman said. Los zetas (pronounced [los ˈsetas], spanish for "the zs") was a mexican criminal syndicate and designated terrorist organization, [17] known as one of the most dangerous of mexico's drug cartels. [18][19][20][21][22] they are known for engaging in brutally violent "shock and awe" tactics such as beheadings, torture, and indiscriminate murder. [23] while primarily concerned with drug. The mexican attorney general's office (fgr) reported on tuesday that it obtained multiple sentences for 18 people for kidnapping and murdering 72 migrants in san fernando, in the state of tamaulipas, in august 2010. all of those sentenced are related to the "los zetas" criminal organization. From march 24 to march 29, 2011, the los zetas drug cartel viciously slaughtered nearly 200 central american migrants in tamaulipas, mexico.

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