"Mini Lic" transferred in the U.S. after threats from Sinaloa Cartel

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After Dámaso López Serrano the Mini Lic , revealed a conspiracy against him to harm/kill him  thus prevent him from testifying against members of the Sinaloa Cartel, the United States prison system (USBOP) immediately relocated him to medium  security system.

According to US Department of Justice (USDOJ) sources, when the government affirmed  the threat was real,  Mini Lic only returned to his cell to retrieve personal items, while being heavily guarded and taken out of the Metropolitan Correctional  Center, in New York, and taken by air to the Oklahoma Cty FTC medium security.

Just Monday of last week the son of Dámaso López Núñez, el Licenciado  testified against Jesús Raúl Beltrán León, Chuy Raúl or Trébol, noting before Judge Ruben Castillo that the defendant was a violent person, and that he offered $ 25,000 to the Four Corners Hustlers gang in Chicago to “break his head. ”

Four  Corners gang tattoo

“I met him (Beltrán León) in Sinaloa, and I always knew he was a violent person, even at a Christmas party I saw him firing an AK-47 rifle that was bathed in gold, so I didn't want him to testify against him,” said the godson of Chapo Guzmán.

A day after those statements, Beltrán León was sentenced to spend 28 years in a maximum security jail, although spokesmen of the federal court of the Northern District of Illinois revealed, the Mini Lic's accusation did not influence the judge's sentence.

"You are fortunate that the prosecutors did not prove that you ordered the gang members to attack a key witness of the United States government, because if that had been the case, the fact alone would have merited a minimum sentence of 35 years," said Judge Castillo .

After his statements, made under oath and before a jury of 14 people, López Serrano was taken back to his cell in the Oklahoma jail, where he was waiting to be sentenced, although before it is very possible that he will continue to testify against members high ranking of the Sinaloa Cartel, because according to the authorities, the Mini Lic will be one of the key witnesses when it comes to testify against them, as happened in the case of Chuy Raúl .

Beltrán León was accused of being the guard of one of Joaquín el Chapo Guzmán's children, and of being responsible for coordinating the transfer of at least 50 kilos of cocaine to the United States, and since 2009 the DEA placed him as one of the operators of the Sinaloa Cartel.

In November 2014, just nine months after Guzmán Loera's arrest in Mazatlán, the drug trafficker was arrested in Culiacán by elements of the Mexican Navy.

After the arrest, Beltrán León was held for almost three years in the Maximum Security prison in the Altiplano.

In January 2017 he was extradited to Chicago, Illinois, where in early 2019, he pleaded guilty to all the charges he faced.

"I regret your honor of the role I played as a member of the Sinaloa Cartel," he told the judge before he was issued his sentence.