DemotixAs part of the strategy against drug trafficking in Mexico, the Secretary of National Defense (SEDENA) and the Attorney General of the Republic of Mexico (PGR) report that as part of military intelligence works in different states of the Mexican Republic, during the day November 15, 2011, Special Forces of the Mexican Army performed an Airmobile operation arrested Alfredo Narvaez, also known as "El Comandante Aleman" allegedly responsible for criminal activities in the state of San Luis Potosi for the criminal group "Los Zetas."
Officials said Thursday that Aleman Narvaez was arrested at a horse race he organized in the northern state of Zacatecas. He is accused of trafficking marijuana both in Mexico and the United States.
At the time of his capture, a 40 mm caliber grenade launcher, a long weapon, a handgun, chargers and cartridges, six grenades 40 mm caliber, a vehicle and diverse intercommunication devices were found in his possession. Based on declarations of Aleman Narvaez, a man close to "Miguel Angel Trevino Morales," aliases "40" and Ivan Velazquez Caballero Aliases "The Taliban" who is considered the main contributor to "Los Zetas" to maintain direct confrontation with members of the "Gulf Cartel" in San Luis Potosi and Zacatecas providing support at all times to keep the conflict between cartels and prevent the weakening of its structure by this confrontation.
The prisoner was made available to the Office of Special Investigations on Organized Crime pertaining to the Attorney General of the Republic of Mexico (PGR).
Bravo, bravo!!!!!
ReplyDeletePutting this madman behind bars made my day!!!
Congratulations to all the military police involved in this very dangerous operations, to get all these culos behind bars takes alot of strength and determination!!!
Bravo, bravo, bravo!!!!
Keep up the great work and God bless everyone and their family's!
Dropping like dead flies. Every beginning has an end. Easy come, easy go.
ReplyDeletehe will be released in a month along with the rest of his gang. you read it right here on BB that 89 percent of all arrested cartel have maneged to get out of prison.
ReplyDeletethe only good cartel is a dead cartel.
They're going to release the cell leader?(Fart noise). Right. At the very least the U.S. could request his extradition. Where did that 89% statistic come from?? Post the link. Doubt you'll respond.
ReplyDeleteare zetas actively doing business in slp? Seems quiet....
ReplyDeleteZacatecas is full of zetas, ever since amalia the previous governadora welcome them in, they took over the state. There is a lot of presidentes municipales that have no control of the cituation and they rather cooparate with the criminals. Places like fresnillo, san jose de lourdes, jerez, rio grande, valparaiso, and more. Are all flooded with zetas.we need more military presence in the state.
ReplyDeleteReleased? Who the fuck are you? His Lawyer??? Get Fucken Real A Hole; it's an Election Year
ReplyDeleteComing up, do you really think they would let
this Coup go by, I don't see El Mamito walkin
around and he was at the least as inportante
as this scum bag. I think you had better go back
to watching Your Fucken Cartoons! Clown!
89% seems low. I've seen news articles say 98%. And no I'm not going to post it cuz I don't care if u think its bull shot. Who knows what really goes on. A high percentage of criminals in Mexico dont go to jail that much is obvious. Their court system is jacked up; same with the prisons. Escape by the dozens a few times a year
ReplyDeleteThat made my day bravo bravo what a loser..how can arrest make someones day unless you know victims that had to do with him...get a life so when osama died you must of pissed in your pants huh
ReplyDeletewhat is the gulf cartel doing in zacatecas and san luis if they cant even control tamaulipas lmfao
ReplyDeleteabove about zacatecas is right. i was supposed to visit a girlfriend in rio grande and she warned me not to after all because the town is full of zetas and they hole up in the few local hotels. i didn't go because, as a gringo, i would have stood out in that small town and may have become a victim. too bad.
ReplyDelete98% go free?
ReplyDeleteRofl. Post the link ass wipe.
I don't mean to sound so sceptical, but why is it everytime I hear of a Zeta being arrested they always call them a "Leader" ?. It's seems odd to me, I mean is everyone that is a Zeta's a leader fo the Zeta's?.
ReplyDeleteI don't understand what the gulf cartel s doing in zac and sl, if they can't control their homr towns or Tamaulipas in general, lmfao, this cdg looks like they want N.L, COAHUILA, ZAC, S.L.P, VERACRUZ, WOW! como le asen weyes pa gastar tanta gente I perder todas las batallas lol I don't suppory any cartel at all, it looks like everything is just fuked up,
ReplyDeleteCNGJ: LOST THE BATTLE IN VERACRUZ,
CDG: LOOSING THE GRIP OF N.L AND PARTS OF TAMPS
C.T: CANT CONTROL GUERRERO TO MANY GANGS TO FIGHT OFF
C.D.S: GETTING ATTACKED DAILY IN THEIR STRONGHOLD CULIACAN OR CULICHY SAME THING
WHATS HAPPENING GOOD GUYS "DISKE" LOS BUENOS
GHOST
6:52
ReplyDeleteYOU ARE A COMPLETE RETARD NO CARTEL FULL CONTROLS A STATE KEEP HATING CDG PINCHE ZETAS SUPPORTER
Hey 40 I Think you're next. Some guys are after your family in Nuevo Laredo. They are from the Gobierno de Mexico. This comandante Aleman already snitch on you!
ReplyDelete@12:54 am
ReplyDeleteThen what the hell are the cartels fighting if they ain't gaining anything? Its a neverending story
Thousands dead and cartels and gangs spawning every month or so no pos wow!
Gh()57
@6:52
ReplyDeleteWait, then your girlfriend is lying to you lol rio grande is full of border patrol and state troopers plus the local PD and * county sheriff the times I been there it feels safe I don't understand al that about zetas hold up in hotels WHAT A LIE!
G4()57
11:36 Ok give proof that CDG is losing plzas in tamps etc
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ReplyDeleteProof?
Ve a tamaulipas y NL
Los train de la cola
Lol
G4()57
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3fDaMWEHHE&feature=youtube_gdata_player
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43j7Q4XF82w&feature=youtube_gdata_player
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G45zfqrGNYE&feature=youtube_gdata_player
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6oKYJUw7hU&feature=youtube_gdata_player
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0qjhQFkGpo&feature=youtube_gdata_player
You want more proof?
G4()57
Lol youtube let me see some real news from websites and good documents that shows CDG is losing plazas i dont believe anything about youtube
ReplyDelete2021 now and zetas are weakened beyond anything they probably ever expected. Shit for brains cousins of z40 are addicts and can’t even cover funeral expenses for their ‘troops from hell’ mainly comprised of marginalized youth. They were doomed by their occupation strategy rather than ‘being a bounce on the trampoline’ for coca
ReplyDeleteCDG expense of citizens. Same strategy law enforcement used in Colombia. Cut the head off the snake and ten mini cartels replace once powerful
The game has changed,! But all us borderland beat followers
Know all this
Believe it or not, hells angels are the power in this country along with 9 ndrine cliques and Vietnamese big circle boys. In Montreal the mafia has to pay hell’s a10% tax to sell in Montreal. The biker war in mtl claimed 160 lives, these guys are no joke. My ppl in California can’t comprehend this, as they are far less powerful in the US. Price of HH yayo is 60k inimum per key here. Up to 80 during Covid. I made more selling weed than ppl pushing poison. No violence ever in my days moving chron. Our weed cannot be beat! Mex mota is a sad joke. Still I’m out the game raising conscious youth who I practice meditation with and encourage reading material like Gabor mates ‘in the realm of hungry ghosts’
Addiction is a symptom of severe ptsd. Not a moral failure.
Peace
Frank from canada