An attempt to rescue
the prisoner known as 'El Sincler', leader of a drug trafficking group,
unleashed a gun battle, when elements of the State Police carried him in a
transport unit. They were attacked by the occupants of a green Expedition
truck. A preliminary balance is reported of two dead assassins on Avenida 145,
in Region 99, a few meters from the entrance to the prison in Cancun
The first
investigations established that the unit of transfers of the Procedural Police
was ambushed in that avenue, after having left the prison, around 12:20 hours
this Wednesday. The elements took the accused, Raúl, alias 'El Sincler', to the
General Hospital, for medical attention of a gunshot wound he received on May
29, in an attempt to execute him in Region 92, where he was arrested.
'El Sincler' faces
criminal proceedings for the crime of homicide, for having caused the death of
one of the alleged assassins who attacked him in Region 92. Andan for this
reason remains in the Center for Social Reintegration (Cereso) of Cancun, from
where he would have planned his rescue by the members of a drug trafficking
group
The attack against the
unit of transfers of the Procedural Police was committed by the occupants of
three vehicles, which remained on Avenida 145, in Region 99, a few meters from
the prison in Cancun, while waiting for the passage of that patrol so that they
could fire at the elements.
However, the guards
repelled the attack and caused the death of two of the alleged assassins, who
were traveling in green Expedition truck, which ended its journey on the
central ridge, like the vehicle of transfers, without the inmate's escape
accomplished.
Meanwhile, a second
white vehicle, used by the alleged assassins, was left a few meters away, while
other alleged perpetrators were pursued with gunfire on Huayacán Avenue, when
they were driving in a green Durango truck. It was also intercepted in the same
place.
According to neighbors,
the gun fire lasted several seconds.
Through his Twitter
account, the Secretary of Public Security, Alberto Capella Ibarra, confirmed
the death of two criminals and clarified that no agent was injured as a result
of this shooting.
Almost simultaneous
with this attack, there was a strong mobilization in Region 102, along Nichupté
Avenue, for alleged persecution.
However, Alberto
Capella himself clarified that there was only one confrontation and that in two
subsequent events two more vehicles were found that allegedly participated in
the single attack.
Sol Prendido Borderland Beat from VXT
They are saying it was an attempt to kill him not rescue or free him..they were trying to finish the job
ReplyDeleteI would say only in Mexico but this happened in Puerto Rico a few months back. It failed there too. Dummies without training.
ReplyDeleteword on the street is it was a hit not a rescue.
ReplyDeleteWhy would anybody try to rescue El Sincler when he killed one of his supposed kidnappers in self defense?
ReplyDelete--He was under arrest and being guarded in case his attackers wanted to come back and finish the job, this attack could be it.
The fack that Jesus Alberto Capella Ibarra "El Rambo de Tijuana" gits involved in one more incredible and inverosimil assault on the law and the institutions by supposably criminals trying to kidnap el Sincler to pay him back for killing their good buddy with torture and dismemberment or to rescue him from the law if they were his friends makes their shit harder and harder to believe, just think, what is doing this lord of corruption doing in Cancun after his scandals in Tijuana and Morelos at the service of his good friend the murdering kidnapping governor Graco Ramirez after Julian Leyzaola passed by Morelos too?
El Sincler clearly killed in self defense, there is no reason he is under arrest unless there are other charges other than being one real sneaky motherfacker, Capella needs him for a lot of propaganda action like this staged number.
Looks like a Durango to me but what do i know
ReplyDeleteThat’s a Durango not a expedition
ReplyDeleteGreen expedition? Looks like a green dodge durango
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