Reforma reports an extradition is near
Juan Manuel Álvarez Inzunza , "El Rey
Midas", alleged money launderer of Joaquín Guzmán, "El Chapo",
litigates with the purpose of having his house returned and seized property,
bank accounts and vehicles insured in Sinaloa.
The alleged drug trafficker, a prisoner in the
Federal High Court of the Altiplano, in the State of Mexico, filed an amparo
claim alleging that the term of the seized assets has been
"excessive", issued in 2016 by the Office of the Special Prosecutor
in Investigation of Organized Crime (SEIDO).
María Catalina de la Rosa Ortega, Ninth Judge of the
Amparo District in Criminal Matters in Mexico City, declared herself
incompetent to handle the lawsuit of "El Rey Midas", since the
claimed assets are outside the capital of the Country .
That is why the judge divided the lawsuit into two
parts and sent one of them to the Second Court of Sinaloa District, where
almost all the assets are, and to the Second Court of Amparo District in
Criminal Matters of Jalisco, where a vehicle.
The assets that are claimed are the property located
on Calle Monte Tauro 1071, Colonia Montebello, in Culiacán, as well as a Jeep
Grand Cherokee truck, model 2014, with JMA19-85 plates and a Jetta, model 2015,
with JLV2990 plates.
It also asks for the retrieval of 10 savings
accounts, checks, investments and credit cards, of which 7 were opened in
Banorte, one in Banco Regional de Monterrey, one in Scotiabank Inverlat and
another in CF Credit Services.
These financial instruments are in his name and that
of his wife Dulce Yazmín Leal Solórzano, said the resolution consulted.
The seizures were ordered by the then PGR for five
years.
According to Reforma, the alleged money launderer is
very close to being extradited to the United States, for allowing the deadline
to litigate against the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) to pass. At the
beginning of June 2019, María Dolores Núñez Solorio, Fourth District Judge of
Amparo in Criminal Matters in Mexico City, dismissed the demand for guarantees
from Sinaloense.
This is why “El Rey Midas” presented it 7 days after
the term to combat the extradition. However, Álvarez Inzunza has already
challenged the dismissal of the amparo and its legal status will be defined by
a Criminal Collegiate Court. In case of ratification of the judge's decision,
the extraditable will be handed over to the US justice.
On August 16, 2016, the Office of Asset Control
(OFAC), an agency under the Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, of
the US Department of the Treasury, announced the inclusion in its list of
international drug traffickers, Álvarez Inzunza, as well as José Olivas
Chaidez, coordinator of the distribution of cocaine to southern California, who
work directly for the capos.
Reported dead in July 2011, after an attack in Culiacán,
“El Rey Midas” was arrested in March 2016, when he was traveling to vacation in
the city of Oaxaca. Álvarez Inzunza placed resources obtained by illegal
activities such as drug trafficking and extortion, through a scheme of
companies, exchange centers, established
in Sinaloa and Jalisco, in which he could have laundered between 300 and 400
million dollars annually.
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DeleteMy condolences to your family. God be with you and yours. La Virgincita de Guadalupe pray for Mexico.
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@Chivis: condolences and I hope the passing happened in peace and with the support of family and friends.
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Prayers go to you with family.
What a loser. They should have just executed him. Thinking he can have property bought with innocents blood. What a POS.
ReplyDeleteMany fortunes made here and worldwide are of blood money.
DeleteLook around you.
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Innocents? Really? Unless your income comes from kidnapping or extortion drug use is a choice
Delete@E42: exactly right and when doing so one sees that hotels, restaurants, pharmacies, construction companies, supermarkets, realtors, car dealerships and other businesses are increasingly in the hands of organized crime.
DeleteHonest people often have a problem competing against these business since they lack access to funding (whilst the narcos have a lot).
The narco businesses are increasingly 'crowding out' these legit business owners.
Government should make him disappear and keep the money.
ReplyDeleteHe used to work for cds but switched to cjng.. He has plaza in South Mexico Guatemala area now cjng.. Onother cds plaza taken by cjng
ReplyDeleteAny relation to macho prieto? Or is Inzunza common last name in Sinaloa?
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