Borderland Beat Guest reporter Siskiyoukid From Riodoce
BB Note: The war between the Chapitos and Beltran
Leyva presented itself in June, when the home of El Chapo’s mother came under
attack. It was largely assumed that the
perpetrators were Beltran Leyva. Since
that date the conflict has heated up to a full struggle for power and control
of the region. The theory is Beltran Leyva initiated the attack to force a
“show down” with El Chapo’s people and gain greater control of territory in the region. Each group is from
the region and has controlled areas.
This week Chapitos took control of
Huixiopa in Badiraguato, which was controlled by Beltrn Leyva.
Because of the money
seized, (the amount of money they concede was in the plane) and the few
quantity of weapons, it is more likely that the shipment was already dropped
and was stopped after the delivery.....Article begins below
A military operation in
Culiacan resulted in the confiscation of weapons slated for Los Chapitos, group
of organized crime operating in this city.
The delivery was
tracked from its departure point identified as Mexicali, Baja California. Around 150 soldiers, members of five reaction
teams, participated in tracking and seizing the shipment.
General Alfonso Duarte
Mugica confirmed that at 10:00 on Wednesday, they arrested the first civilian,
who was driving a Chevy Silverado Pickup truck and from whom they secured three
short weapons [pistols].
The Commander of the
third Military Region said that this was the first indication of a delivery
that was coming in.
At 11:30 Wednesday
morning the Cessna small plane, registration XB-MUG, white with blue stripes,
was intercepted at a landing strip in the town of Benito Juárez.
At the time of being
encircled by the military, the pilot tried to take off, but one of the military
trucks intercepted it, hitting one of the wings, destabilizing it and stopping
it from fleeing.
With this maneuver two
soldiers ended up with injuries and burns. The injuries sustained are not
considered serious.
The pilot and four crew
members were arrested and placed at the disposal of the PGR [Attorney General's
Office], as well as weapons that were seized, consisting of a Barrett rifle 50 caliber rifle, four AK47
automatic rifles, and five packages of 500 Peso bills that were sealed in plastic,
totaling 700 thousand pesos. (35k USD)
Official sources claim
that the conspirators intended to enter Culiacan with weapons and money, for
work with the sons of Joaquin Guzman Loera, El Chapo.
The detainees were
identified as Hector "n", who is from Angostura and who showed his
pilot's license.
The crew were
identified as Daniel "N" and Marco Antonio "N", both
originating of Culiacan, as well as Carlos Martin "N", originally of
Caborca, Sonora and Jose "N", of Altar, Sonora.
These weapons were used to attack BLO.
ReplyDeleteAs usual .......the shipment still missing ! ? !
ReplyDeleteHe took over El Rayo DE Sinaloas job, landing in El Desierto DE Altar with loads of drugs??
ReplyDeleteWell at least they siezed the 50cal.
ReplyDeleteELBULLDOG
"The load had already been delivered" as always, smfh a little.
ReplyDeleteMaking the parts fight and bitch slap each other with great hate may further divide the sinaloa a little bit more, they had been dealing too much for themselves, and that was their sin, el pri wants it back.
What is "N"?
ReplyDeleteHauling pesos from Mexicali, California to Benito Juarez, Sinaloa?
ReplyDeleteI don't understand that - if it was US dollars, it would make sense, but pesos does not make sense.
Can anyone offer an explanation?
Those who can, dump pesos and hold on to US dollars, or any other foreign currency, next payment of choice, payment in meth, the payee can eat or sell their share, they will force someone else to buy, that is their pedo.
DeleteThe pesos were either the pilots salary or a fellow cartel member wanted help taking home some profits.
DeletePaying with dollars here in Mexico attracts attention.
DeleteYes the only explanation I can give you is learn how many pesos is in an american dollar 😎
DeleteEl Mayate
20.06 pesos por dolar mayate, but it varies with the turf, you want dollars, you pay 25 pesos for dollar, you want pesos? They give you 16 or 18 pesos per usd dollar, the banks are not much better, and the pinchi peso should be at 30 per dollar, or more, soon it will be 4 kilos de pesos por una tortilla, because hillary refused to go see epn, and because the donal' went, not because epn and his cabinet are una pinchi bola de pendejos and got schooled by the gringos taking their lunch boxes and their boy shorts with promises of a better day, tommorrow...
DeletePesos can't be traced easily as dollar bills..
ReplyDeleteIs the mexican air force pilots school still in zapopan jalisco?
ReplyDeleteThey used to call it Escuela del Aire de la Fuerza Aerea Mexicana, they used to be proud cadets and train the pilots in WWI planes before the mexican army took over and decided to use the pilots for their drug trafficking.
Huixiopa is El Azul's home town, he might get upset for the heat that is being attracted.
ReplyDeleteLa Escuela del Aire used to be a proud military institution, part of the Fuerza Aerea Mexicana, but since they went dumping bodies and people on the sea for the mexican army they became their corrupt pinchis gatos and gofers, their dignity and moral went down as their went up in new powerful jets and helicopters.
ReplyDeleteUh, and the marinelas did not exist, the mexican navy was a shameless affair in rusty buckets full of piss and poopoo until it became clear there was a need for somebody to oppose the mexican army's mighty might and corruption, and the marinelos went in all pride and dignity to become as powerful and corrupt as the army, SPECIALLY THE BRAS, I MEAN THE BRASS...
THE MEXICAN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ANSWER? create functions for the legislators who hold ten or twelve jobs to grab 20 checks a month for totals of $500 000.00 pesos, to approve the dismantling of state owned properties and their privatization for peanuts that forces the military to take over police jobs and drug trafficking to survive, just like the GAFES and Mexicana de Aviacion pilots...
It was COLEGIO DEL AIRE
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