MEXICO CITY: Luis Lauro Ramírez Bautista, alias "La Mora" or "La China" and designated as operator of the Beltrán Leyva Cartel, was detained by the Federal Police in Nuevo León on Dec 14th.
The ministerial elements completed an arrest warrant for the purpose of extradition to the United States against "La Mora", who is required by the Federal Court for the Northern District of Texas, to be prosecuted for his probable responsibility in the crimes of murder and criminal association.
Ramírez Bautista is credited with participating, along with other people, in the killing of Juan Jesús Guerrero-Chapa, lawyer of the ex-leader of the Gulf Cartel, Osiel Cárdenas Guillén, registered on May 22, 2013, in Southlake, Texas.
Ramírez Bautista was arrested by state authorities when leaving a bar in Monterrey, NL. He was carrying a gun at the time . He tried to flee through a checkpoint in the Barrio Antiguo neighborhood; but authorities chased him down, at which point he resisted arrest and pointed his gun at the arresting offices.
Ramírez Bautista was arrested by state authorities when leaving a bar in Monterrey, NL. He was carrying a gun at the time . He tried to flee through a checkpoint in the Barrio Antiguo neighborhood; but authorities chased him down, at which point he resisted arrest and pointed his gun at the arresting offices.
The defendant was detained in the Cadereyta Prison, Nuevo León, for his probable responsibility in the commission of the crime of carrying a firearm, however, he was released after an abbreviated procedure and at that time the court order was executed with detention for extradition purposes.
He was moved under tight security operations to Altiplano Prison on or about Dec 13th while he faces the extradition process. ''La Mora" was recently named as one of the most wanted targets by an international program for fugitives. It is called "Se Busca" in Mexico; and is used by Mexican and US federal authorities for tracking down key cartel bosses.
He was moved under tight security operations to Altiplano Prison on or about Dec 13th while he faces the extradition process. ''La Mora" was recently named as one of the most wanted targets by an international program for fugitives. It is called "Se Busca" in Mexico; and is used by Mexican and US federal authorities for tracking down key cartel bosses.
Lauro Ramírez was admitted to the Federal Social Rehabilitation Center number one, where he was available to the District Judge Specialized in the Accusatory Criminal System of the Federal Criminal Justice Center in the State of Mexico.
I thought AMLO was gonna get rid of extradition?
ReplyDeleteHe said many promises, riddles, phrases. I am still waiting...
DeleteExtradition equals game over. The Americans prison system will break even the most cold-blooded ruthless killer.
ReplyDeleteActually American prisons are like hotels, compared to Mexico's prisons
Delete@2:04 nah American prisons are either equally as bad as Mexican prisons or worse
DeleteYes they will get 3 meals a day, One hour at the gym. But being locked will really make them go crazy.
DeleteWell said! They actually are. At least you have a few rights in the US prison system.
DeleteSerious question
ReplyDeleteAre checkpoints unconstitutional in Mexico?
What does the alliance between BLO and Z consist of?
ReplyDeletePlease update ?
No alliance anymore; at least not in the sense of the national alliance that existed in 2011-14. The Beltran Leyva operators in NL these days have no connection to BLO—in fact they are former BL operators who went independent. BLO these days only exists in Sinaloa and Nayarit.
DeleteWhen the 08 war started a lot of direct family members of the BEltran leyva brothers left to the US LA area also to AZ. Only middle tier operators are in San Pedro that did go independent.
DeleteBro still have an alliance with La Linea tho
DeleteSigue el gato de san pedro..
ReplyDeleteEse es el bueno
That guy is already dead he comitted suicide in jail . Theres a corrido from los dos carnales its called "La Mora"
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