In Eagle Pass Texas, Agents of
the DEA arrested 27 Coahuilenses, accused of money laundering; among the detainees
is Remberto Castro Pérez, son of the former mayor of Morelos, Coahuila, the Remberto Castro. [ at left]
Along with Castro are Homero
Flores and Elpidio Jordan, the three are a group of merchants and entrepreneurs from
the Coahuila town of Morelos, but residing in Texas, who belong to Zetas
criminal network and were transporting
drug money from the United States to invest business in Coahuila. They will face charges before the US Federal Court
of Del Rio Texas.
The group used various methods
for the transfer money and drugs, including the ghoulish method of exploiting cadavers
cavities of deceased Mexican nationals, being transported from Texas to Mexico for burial.
Yesterday Homero Flores appeared
before the Federal Court of Del Rio, after being charged in Dallas with
conspiracy, money laundering and other federal crimes.
Elpidio Jordan, resided in Eagle Pass and
Remberto Castro Pérez was residing in the town of Morelos, Coahuila, Mexico. According to sources, Flores had his
residence on Grand Haven Street in the
city of Eagle Pass. He appeared yesterday
morning before a judge Federal Court of Del Rio, after being arrested last weekend
and turned over to the Drug Enforcement Administration. He also maintained a home in the city of
Cibolo Texas.
Likewise arrested, but appearing separately , was Eagle
Pass resident Elpidio Jordan, who was residing in the Chulavista sector.
The charges come from the city of
Dallas, where they will be eventually tried in the Eastern District Court.
Money transported to Mexico was
invested in various, such as, gas stations, hardware stores, paint stores and
other businesses, mainly in Five Springs, but also in other cities, such as the capital of Coahuila Saltillo where they
planned to expand a network of gas stations.
The Calderon administration
issued a report, nearing the end of his presidency, that municipalities along
its north border are 100% corrupt and in collusion with cartels. Coahuila is controlled by Zetas, having wrangled
control of the state from CDG at the time of the split. Coahuila is the home base state for Zetas.
Coahuila state attorney-PGJE- commented that the US government had not asked for their assistance.
We don't need this kind of garbage in Texas
ReplyDeletegood! don't mess with texas!
ReplyDeleteonly ones that can mess with texas is child molesters .
ReplyDeleteAre you sure? It seems mex has more especially with the ct and organ donation and st muerte sacrifices. don't mess with Texas its not micheocan
DeleteMichoacan is the only state in mexico where the people are trying to get rid of drug cartels so your comment doesn't make sense.
DeleteTexans would never let the cartels get them like micheocan has suffered. it would never reach the level it has already in Mich.the ad are acting like Texans and cleaning house ss much as they can under adverse conditions
DeleteThey ate heroes, but if the ct tried the same thing in Texas, tuta would have been hung a long time ago WITH the approval of the governor.
Even if tuta tossed the governor say like 25 million usd? I mean i'm positive he makes at least 100,000 time more money than the governor & america is homw of capitalism. I mean look at john silverstien, he owned the twin towers bought a "terrorism insurance policy" two months and a few thousand dead americans later and john cashes in! :) i mean can't you just get away with anything GLOBALLY with money... If you HIDE everything... & stay low key. It just depends on the cartel members & how out of control they are.
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ReplyDeleteyou could not be more wrong. I was anticipating something very different than what I found when I bought a home at the border of Texas. My sister and I were amazed how much we love it. Granted the little border city I settled in was nothing like my homebase state, but the people are the nicest, most helpful people I have ever encountered in any city of any country I have ever been in.
My house has not lost a dime in the real estate bust, unlike my homes in other states. Construction continued, real estate fine, affordable real estate and if one is not working, and are capable, it is because you are a lazy ass not because there are no jobs. It is a well ran state. impressive. The people are tough against crime, so what? So am I. GREAT people of Texas, had me at hello.
and now I am looking for a home in San Antonio. My Fave city in Tx.
I will never leave completely. If it wasn't for the crappy weather it would be pretty darn perfect.
Yep. Welcome to Texas. Born and raised, frequent poster to BB. Texas respects the rule of law. As a criminal defense attorney, I see a few bad lawman but they get theirs.
DeleteAgreed, Texas is a wonderful state!
DeletePeople in Eagle pass nice people. Sorry for bad ones that take advantage of your great town
ReplyDeleteI have friends in the Austin area. It's really nice. However, you lost me with the whole tough on crime. Texas is like Arizona, in some aspects. A lot of crime is created at the cost of young people's lives. When it comes to marijuana, the penalty far outweighs the crime. Texas, like Arizona, penalties for mj is way out of control. The U.S. government has had marijuana on the schedule 1 control substance list for too long. Should change.
ReplyDeleteHowever, the zetas are murdering scum. The government's of Mexico and the US are playing with human lives. The Zetas are killing their brothers and sisters. Filthy dirty on both sides.
I am not a liberal, just a realist. So being tough on crime is a double edged sword. If you lock up all the sex offenders and victimizers, I agree in punishment. Taking people's lives away for weed I disagree with.
Nor trying to pick apart everything you pointed out, just saying.
Interesting article. This is info that should be told.
4:05. Its not Ukrainian and what does that have to do with what dude posted about
ReplyDeleteI was thinking the same thing, this idiot took it way out of context. I bet you a million dollars he/she has never been to the Ukraine and the times he's been to Texas were to watch a reenactment of the Alamo! ha!
DeleteI love living in Laredo Texas..cost of living is low..my wages are high. .crime is low....and women are pretty. .
ReplyDeleteTrevino still snitching. Zetas continuing the fall into the sewers. Sinaloa bout got it locked up
ReplyDeleteThey should have moved to Williamson County. There they a very tough on crime. Even sending the wrong person to life for killing his wife, which in the end he did not kill her.
ReplyDeleteThese people worked for the CDN faction of the Zetas. The CDN solely dedicates to drug/arms/human trafficking. They don't extort or kidnap.
ReplyDeleteAy esta la prueba. No que los Zetas ya no eran nada y no mueven mercancia para el norte? Pese a quien le pese los Zetas controlan un gran parte de la frontera. Todo de Nuevo Laredo hasta Ciudad Acuna es Zeta.
Recuerdan que cuando el gobierno encontro 10 toneladas de cocaina en Tampico el 2007? La mitad pertenecía a Z-40 y Lazca. Aunque no lo creen los Zetas mueven TONELADAS de cocaina para el norte cada mes, junto con marihuana. Gracias a Arturo Beltran en 2008 empezaron a mover cocaina sin la ayuda o asistencia del Cartel del Golfo.. El unico cartel que mueve mas mercancia es el cartel de Sinaloa, y eso por que ese cartel tiene como 25 anos operando. Ahora imaginate si los Zetas tubieran tambien mas de dos decadas de operar? Solo que nomas tienen como 15 anos de existir y como 10 de moviendo mercancia. Si, no lo niego que muchas celulas del los Zeta extorcionan y secuestran para dinero pero ellos son los mas bajo del cartel. Los alto mandos y la facion del CDN solo se dedican a mover mojados y mercancia.
Finally, Zetas have been out of the main news for a while. Good to see they're getting some like the others.
ReplyDeleteJealous.Texas has real people some very down to earth, and they believe in every bodies right to happiness.NEVER would what is happening in mexico be allowed to happen in Texas.the COMMON folk would kill the cartels if they tried the same shit in Texas AND if you doubt that then just try it and see how fast Texas cleans house. especially to the south
ReplyDeletechivis you have not been dragged and decapitated by pulling you with a chain and a truck, which was ok, but the impunity the great state of texas gives to the murderers of john the bird, still makes me shudder, among BB's last few reports there is a report about abuses of immigrant children including the non prosecution of texas youth comission abusers, also i have lived in texas and had a few chances of experimenting the collusion of the immigration agents with ranchers, who get us picked up and repatriated without our checks, after working 12 hours a day for 7 days a week sometimes, now we have witnessed great mexican sheriff/texas lawman lupe treviño, who almost got away with impunity, as befits a lawman...
ReplyDelete--some texans are mad at the rest of the US for electing a president of another race, and have stated their desire to secede from the union, forgetting that the US "bought" the state from mexico, rep louie gohmert demanding from president Obama to let "his" people go...
--as far as i am concerned, the only thing to come out from texas ismformer governor ann richards quote:
"poor george, he was born with a silver foot in his mouth"
of course , being there for the CIA and drug trafficking was good for poor george and his little boys neil and his savings and loans friends, jeb and his cuban drug trafficking friends, and for george W bush and his mexican drug trafficking friends, along with pirated oil trafficking from pemex and vp cheney's new heart from a "mystery" donor, and where president kennedy was murdered with impunity too, for the benefit of his texan vicepresident lbj, and his warmongering chickenhawks.
there is a lot of dirt about texas, dig it, you'll never see the end...
@2:45AM
ReplyDeletegreat comment
The cops in texas will make up so many fake charges on you ,just to send you to jail and get a pay off by the tow truck driver who tows your car to impound
ReplyDeleteJune 8, 2014 at 2:45 AM
ReplyDeleteGood explanation,need more om BB like you
It was about time they took those peoples out.they none a lot of bad things to the people in both sides even took people houses .what comes around go around.I bet they will start talking let see .
ReplyDeletebottom line it is law and order for the colored rabble and full sail impunity for the rich and apparently "educated" in tejas...
ReplyDeletei'm sure if you are fair skinned you can ship cadavers to mexico without arising suspicions, hell the US shipped governor pellejos back to michoacan, and the living dead is now fighting like a bitch to exonerate his templario son.
the us cops at all levels also only try to find where is the money, after all the work has been done and the dope is gone, they like to find the best thing in the world, MONEY, other people's MONEY.
what is everybody talking about? texas is the home base for all the cartels in the US. AND it has one of the highest crime rates of any state. people kill each other all the time in Texas.
ReplyDeletesssh!!!
ReplyDeleteatte : TANGO BLAST and co.
"i'm sure if you are fair skinned you can ship cadavers to mexico without arising suspicions"
ReplyDeleteBlow it out your ass,fuckin whiner"fair skinned"your shitty mind is showing.
Yeah"fair skinned"people get away with murder and all sorts of shit.
Hey so i was just reading the comments on this article & i couldn't help but reply. I believe you when you say that you TEXANS would defend themselves against cartels. I want you and everyone to understand however that so would mexicans just like they are fighting them in the state of michoacan. The ONLY difference is that GUNS ARE ILLEGAL IN MEXICO & the only way for a Mexican to get a gun out in mexico would most likely be from someone connected to a cartel member or they would have to really go out of there way to find one. Mexicans can not just go to WALMART & buy a shotgun. So please don't flatter yourself, it's not Michoacan where the AD had to use weapons that they had to personally repair, or earn after killing cartel members. Some people began killing cartel members with sticks and rocks until finally they managed to take them from the dead templars. They are the TOUGH ones. Texans might be tough, but i doubt they're as tough, brave and courageous as MICHOACANOS.
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