Subject Matter: Nazario Cavazos de Luna, Big Papa
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Thanks to Yaqui for the heads up on this article
Reporter: Carlos Alvarez
The Criminal Investigation Agency of the PGR detained Nazario Cavazos de Luna, alias Big Papa, in Mexico City, alleged operator of the Cartel del Golfo and included in the most wanted list of the DEA.
The PGR informed that the suspect was captured in a zone of Mexico City, without violence, with an arrest warrant that has an extradition order attached, moved by a Judge of the Sixth District of Federal Penal Processes.
"The arrest of this individual was carried out in strict adherence to due process and at all times his rights were respected", said a PGR spokesman on the arrest of Nazairo Cavazos de Luna.
The Federal Government had already carried out an operation to arrest de Luna, on one of his properties in the town of Bustamante, in the State of Nuevo Leon, but he managed to escape and relocate to the Capital.
Cavazos is required by the Federal Court of the East District of Texas to be prosecuted for his possible responsibility of criminal association, money laundering and possession of firearms.
The extradition warrant ranks him as an alleged operator of the Cartel del Golfo, in an alleged investigation by the DEA that dates back to 2012 and which led to one of his accomplices, Oscar Cantu Ramirez being captured in the United States.
Cantu Ramirez stated, at the time, that he was commissioned by Cavazos to negotiate the purchase of marijuana and cocaine for sale and that he was in possession of money earned from drug trafficking to deliver it personally to de Luna.
John Gottlob, a DEA Agent, testified that, " Big Papa" also employed a subject named Lauro Abel Grimaldo, to hire drivers to distribute the drugs throughout the United States.
The alleged drug trafficker will be placed at the disposal of the Federal Judge who ordered his temporary detention, designated by the Committee for National Security.
Que le den por el mudo.
ReplyDeleteI mi me gusta por el chiquitito.
Delete7:01 chole, that was our secret,
DeleteOra todos te van a traer de la cola.
A este compa le dicen el big papa bkoz he likes the music from Notorious BIG .es todo.
DeleteEl tribilin
Nice tavor
ReplyDeleteWith what looks to be a very pricey meprolight red dot. Figured they would be running holosuns. Guess they do keep some of the seized money.-Finesse
Deletehe should have moved to el salvador and remained there. dumb motherfucker remained in mexico. in mexico state of all fucking places.
ReplyDeletesomebody put that big L symbol on his forehead please..............
CDMX = Mexico City formerlly known as Mexico D.F. the nations capitol.
DeleteLmao people actually go around calling him Big Papa?
ReplyDeleteThe big potato
DeleteMy thoughts exactly, like they ask you in a very important meeting? Y usted quien es? Presentese. A mi me dicen el big papas. I would start crackin up and LMAO and get shot there and there. Lol.
DeleteWhy is the gov going after Golfo and zeta viejos only and Cds.what about the CDNe.and the rest of other cartels? Is someone getting paid In D.F? EPN.
ReplyDeleteof course. Read the reward comments on the other article and it’s explained perfectly how the old president Salina os still running the show from overseas through EPN and CDS
Delete@8:04: I dont think the mexican elite need Salinas help to be über-corrupt. He might have shown how shamelessly blatant corrupt it is possible to be in Mexico and get away with it by paying everybody off (and eliminate those resisting), but today's sitting elite gets on just fine without his help.
Delete6:36 To steal his election, Carlos Salinas de Gortari's "team" murdered more than 500 volunteers of Cuauhtemoc Cardenas party, salinas still lost the election, the electoral commission even stopped the vote count and said "the system crashed", a fqmous saw in mexican politics after that, they meant the comouter system, the mexican people very smartly agree, but for them it means the mexican political system crashed entirely, woon after the ballots were burned to erase the proof of their crime,
Delete--today nothing moves without carlos salinas de gortari's say so, his allies know who is the boss, if they want to be around.
Their going after other cartels too, just happens this time it's a golfo.
ReplyDeleteGulf cartel is calling attention to itself because of the reynosa situation. Plus the gulf cartel is plain violent so theyre always on the goverments list.
ReplyDeletesick. respect cjng!
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Delete@3:45 CJNG and ALL other cartels and mafia scum are low-life parasites deserving NO respect.
DeleteShowing them respect voluntarily is evidence of being either as dumb as a rock or as an uncivilized scumbag as they are.
Its trip how a lot people think that lifestyle is ok or normal,those people are leaving a bad name for mexicans with their sinester acts and way of lifestyle.
DeleteWhen will all this be over. They catch one cockroach and ten come out.
ReplyDeleteWhen Cows Fly!
Delete@6:16 ONLY when drugs are legalized and the business case for illcit drugs is not there anymore!
DeleteLegalizing drugs wont end anything. These cartel scum will just find another way to rape society and the Mexican government will allow it. If Mexico really wanted to address the problem and attempt to begin to solve it, they would change the laws. Start with an automatic death sentence if arrested and convicted of being part of a cartel or cartel activity. The cartels are out of control due to greed. If they were actually run be someone that didn't have sh!t for brains, they would realize that sharing the border and not killing each other is waaaayyyy more profitable.
DeleteWashington Post:
Delete"the triumph of the drug industry over the DEA"
Joe Rannazzisi formed DEA agent kicked out to hinder investigation of opioids, lawmakers kickbacks and big pharma.
The WaPo article was a bag of crap, pushing a false narrative. Do you really want the DEA to determine which pharmacy shipments are shipped to pharmacy? It will not do a damn thing to help the so called crisis.
DeleteLets take a deeper look. They shout "200k opioid deaths. leading the reader to think it is in one year when the real number is 40-50k... 200k was for 5 years with a caveat see next paragraph
AND that includes ALL deaths combined such as prescription and street drugs including heroin.
Alcohol deaths are three times the amount of opiates.
Not saying SENSIBLE measures shouldn't be applied, like physicians required to use surescript data before writing a rx for pain med, it instantly provides the physician with each and every RX written for the patient, date, dose, doctor etc for the past 6 months-statewide.
or a referral to a pain specialist after 6 months of chronic pain. These types help not the BS in the article or anything the gov has come up with.
and physicians can sign up with the patient's insurance carrier to provide quarterly or monthly a list of drug info-emailed to the physicians office. This is all rx nation wide. also incl alerts if it appears patient is doctor shopping.
there are measures in place, they need to be mandatory, and used against doctors when appropriate
The absolute truth chivis.
DeleteSo a regular swat time in mexico carries a modern bullpup rifle like the
ReplyDeleteIWI Tavor and the US armed forces in general are stuck with the jam-16/-4 series.
Sad.
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DeleteMexico is modernizing, the Mexican military is getting the Fx-05.
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They are not regular swat u fool
DeleteSad ?? Why??
DeletePlease refrain from making comments if you have 0 knowledge regarding firearms and combat tactics, Call of Duty experience doesn't account for anything.
5:50 because the m4 is a peace of crap. I don't care what people say. Funny. Is usually in the movies and video games where the m16/m4 are the most reliable weapons ever. I guess the dead soldiers in the Battle of Wanat, Afghanistan have a different opinion. Again, i don't even see the logic in using a CARABINE for CQC in a place like Afghanistan where engagements were at 500 meters and expecting the m4 to be a DMR/LMG at once. No wonder a taliban farmer using an old Enfield rifle caused do much PTSD to tacticool soldiers with their super m4.
DeleteI love it when they call me big papa...
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ReplyDeleteIs r1 still working with c1?
ReplyDelete"On the USAs most wanted list" just means he has a lot of money that they want to take from him..nothing else
ReplyDeleteYes sir!
DeleteMaybe he will also end up in federal prison in the US, who knows
DeleteI hope his daddy Manuel Cavazos Lerma "el raton viejo" gets cogido too, but i am sure his and Manlio fabio beltrones "la fabis" records have been misplaced by the US government and the New York Times, for services rendered in the privatization of PEMEX "legislation".
DeleteAre you sure he is wanted for posession of weapons?
Because tejas is famous for gun freedoms the devil himself does not have and true tejas sized criminals, unlike their gigantic tall tejan tales, no bueno.
The issue is not money directly, but the political power that come with it. That is why the US is awash with drugs, but there are no big cartels in the US (except for the US government and the instituions which it supports). That way the US government elite ensures that the political power associated with drugs is with the government and not some crime groups whilst at the same time benefitting from the WoD.
Deletethere's only one big poppa, baby baby arriva el valle imperial
ReplyDeleteIs this mayito flaco?
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No.
DeleteThanks Otis- Yaqui
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know who is fighting who in Reynosa? SS
ReplyDeleteCdg vs cdg. Panilo and the entire cdg against pelochas or m28 betito and el lokillo. All cell leaders
DeleteMy father used to work for him, he had about 8 houses in Dallas and my dad would send down about 1.2 million a week..this guy was most definitely wanted.
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