Jesús Alejandro García, alias ''El Gato'' or ''El Borrado''; Tomás Barbosa Sánchez and José Alfredo Grimaldo Rodríguez are the people who were sentenced in Monterrey, Nuevo León.
Three of those implicated in the Casino Royale massacre were sentenced to 75 years each in prison , the Nuevo León Attorney General's Office revealed .
The events were recorded on August 25, 2011 and 52 people died when an armed group set fire to the betting house, located on San Jerónimo Avenue in Monterrey.
The attack occurred because the owner of the Casino allegedly refused to pay Los Zetas group the piso fee, ie extorsion fees paid to the Cartel to remain operating.
"El Borrado" or "El Gato" is indicated as one of the intellectual and material authors of the attack. He was arrested in 2016 on the streets of the Mirasol neighborhood in Monterrey after a series of investigations.
This person planned the attack along with Francisco Medina Mejía alias "El Quemado", who already died in 2012 and Lauro Enrique Pérez "Comandante Tito", who also lost his life in 2012 in a confrontation with ministerials.
"El Borrado" and Barbosa Sánchez, as well as Grimaldo Rodríguez were sentenced by the First Criminal Judge. Five others are awaiting sentencing.
Deputy Prosecutor Luis Enrique Orozco indicated that the three had filed an amparo; Procedures were reinstated with the effect of verifying formal issues that did not affect the merits of the matter and that reiterated the sentence, " he explained.
The official stated that there are still more involved in the case that have been protected amparo.
Its about 2019 and just now this guys got sentenced. What the fuck is going on in mexicos judicial system?
ReplyDeleteThe wheels of justice turn slow.
DeleteYea,,,,its a joke. Jail consists of drugs, booze, hookers and good times...
DeleteThe US constitution give it's citizens the right to a fair and speedy trial. Do you think every citizen of every country is given that courtesy?
DeleteAt least they will be put away for the rest of their baby making years. These fuckers will 100ish by the time that sentence is over
ReplyDeleteBurning alive is one of the worst ways I would hate to go out. 75 years ain't shit for a crime of that magnitude... but then again it's Mexico
ReplyDeleteDespite Mexico's lax incarceration culture as far as what these dudes do on the inside, just being locked in a confined space for the rest of their good years will drive anybody a little crazy. Karma comes for everyone
DeleteEl Quemado was a real badass,he appears on the picture of all the Zs in a hotel lobby,plaza bossess with 40 42
ReplyDeleteAre these the guys that threw grenades and set the casino ablaze a few years back? I remember seeing this story at the time and thinking wow this is horrible.
DeleteYe man,there is video of it when they all roll up and block the little road,remember the car at the front of the little convoy,a mini.El Quemado was a plaza boss,nothing was over the line with thim,they all worshipped Lazcano,Lazcano was the pitiless monster not 40 as everyone thinks.
DeleteThe fire took hold almost instantly the smoke coming out,all because they didnt want to pay up,all those innocent people.Lazcanos Zetas for you
Snail court system.
ReplyDeleteEven better it's a slow turtle court system in Mexico, where judges wear fake white wigs.
DeleteFigured smh
ReplyDeleteThis was the act that broke the camels back.
ReplyDeleteThis initiated the government's plan to dismantle the ZETAS.
Those remaining are ZETAS in name only.
Drug addicts, thieves, and low level criminals now proudly carry their mantle.
They got away with mass killings of their rivals, but this time innocent ladies and grandmas were brutally burned alive by Zzz.