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| Mug shot of some of the inmates who escaped |
At least eleven inmates escaped through a tunnel from a prison
in Cieneguillas, Zacatecas. According to authorities, they were considered
"highly-dangerous" and were linked to Los Talibanes and the Northeast
Cartel (CDN) factions of Los Zetas.
The tunnel in question is 50 meters (164 feet) long. The inmates
escaped through the tunnel and were picked up by an individuals in three gateway
vehicles just outside the penitentiary. Several guards were in the prison's watch
tower and noticed when the inmates were escaping.
To prevent the getaway
vehicles from getting closer, they fired several rounds to "alert" him
to get away. But this action was fruitless since the inmates quickly made
their way to the vehicles and fled the premises.
The Zacatecas State Police was able to
arrest one person who helped them get away in one of the vehicles. However, the inmates were able to avoid arrest by changing vehicles before this person was captured. In addition to the prison guards, state authorities
are also investigating the possible involvement of the state police in this
scheme. At least one state police officer is detained for questioning.
Officials stated that the tunnel took
between five to six months to build. They stated that those who masterminded the operation took advantage of the construction projects that were ongoing inside the penitentiary to hide the digging they were doing. "The tunnel is of high complexity. It is a multi-way tunnel and it took some time to build", one official said. Interestingly, the tunnel was made through the newest building in the prison.
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| Soldiers outside of the Zacatecas prison after the prison break |
Below is the list of eleven inmates who managed to escape. Other sources say the total was twelve.
1. Carlos Eduardo Vélez
2. Edgar
Benito Rodríguez Luna
3. José Luis Rivera Villegas
4. Oscar Misael Macías Tapia
5. José Noé Benítez Sánchez
6. Jorge Alberto Rodríguez López
7. Cruz Quintanilla Martínez
8. Andres de Jesús Torres
9. Benito Javier Trujillo Olmos
10. Jose de Jesus Rivera Ovalle
11. Sergio Navarro Martínez
6. Jorge Alberto Rodríguez López
7. Cruz Quintanilla Martínez
8. Andres de Jesús Torres
9. Benito Javier Trujillo Olmos
10. Jose de Jesus Rivera Ovalle
11. Sergio Navarro Martínez
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| The prison in Zacatecas where the inmates escaped |
The inmates who escaped are wanted for multiple charges, including: homicide, feminicide, illegal possession of military-exclusive firearms, kidnapping and assault against
public officials. On Twitter, a user leaked the profiles of the inmates from the prison's database.
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| The tunnel outside of the prison, as found by authorities |
Another example why zetas are superior than chapo. He escaped by himself, while zetas escape by the dozen
ReplyDelete9:36 Zac is a z's state so most likely someone open the door but saying they escaped trou that tunnel
Delete@9:36 Z's will NEVER be at chapos level
DeleteIf by superior you mean, a Narco that suffers a violent dead at a young age, picture showing them splatter on a road, seating dead on a truck, torture to death or always running from authorities, maybe their relatives killed by their enemies, or in prison for life, no money to show or to enjoy. Yea they are superior, all narcos are superior then. Ignorance is killing us
DeleteThis zetas escape not because they’re tough or superior they escaped because CDN are out of sicarios. Ya se dio todo lo hubo.
DeleteIt's CDN another faction of Los Z
ReplyDeleteChiva
DeleteThere is a group going against cdn in Monterrey
VxT posted it
I think they are called “Los Billy’s”
yes they are a retail sales gang in mty. saul the leader is from tamps. I can't see where cdn would be too worried. but i will check it out on vxt
Deletehere is an article from the feb arrest, apparently he and his gf were released.
the name of gang is CDB or Cártel Independiente de Billi
https://elporvenir.mx/justicia/detienen-a-presunto-narcolider/37825
Cdn is the zeta faction that is controlled by the trevino family whom were not real zetas but thru betrayal rose in the zetas cartel. And chivis theyre are morw than a street dealing organization. They do smuggle some drugs thru the nuevo laredo territory a very good territory to have. Lots of weed and some coke and meth. That makes them a cartel. Even if its a small one. And they are extremely violent.
Delete9:49 I think chivis was calling los Billy's or cdb The retail drug dealers not CDN
DeleteMexa YouTube channel is saying they are being financed by cds to fight cdn and cjng
Deleteescaping from jail is not illegal in mexico
ReplyDeleteThere are many countries were this is legal as well. But you have to pay for the damage and any crimes you commit while on the run. Its not that bad.
Deleteduring chapo trial i mentioned this to one of his attys. they used it when doing cross on a gov witness. can't recall who it was, maybe vz but whoever it was challenged the atty saying he was wrong...that it is illegal in mexico.
Deletedummie
mexico thought behind the law is that to imprisoned a human is against human nature therefore if there is an escape or attempt the person should not be held legally liable. the caveat is if someone was hurt in the process.
a couple of other countries also hold this legal stance. sweden of course...and germany, austria and the netherlands
2:38 IDK about other nations but in Mexico if there is a crime committed or anyone hurt then all bets off and you are charged with escaping to commit criminality
Deletecrazy
There was a big shootout last night in Valparaiso Zacatecas there talking of about at least 30 dead. Supossedley another convoy of trucks came in today and theres shootouts right now
ReplyDelete2 dead
Delete2 is the "oficial" number, a person that lives there told me that she knows of at least 7 people for sure and there also saying they took a lot of dead with them.
DeleteI believe you, i just can't find anything not even on social media.... if you do could you please send in? TY
DeleteFor what I'm hearing CJNG got their ass handed.
DeleteYou can check out portalvalpraiso.com and the valpraiso zacatecas mex page on Facebook
DeleteLooks like cjng lost some trucks one of them the red dodge ram that appears in the video when they entered Valparaiso...
DeleteThis once again proving the power of los zetas cdn has rejoined forces with Talibanes to take back Zacatecas they already have Nuevo León and most of tamps on lock now after cdn kicked cdg out of meir and ciudad Alemán etc cdn is the fastest growing cartel after restructuring under the orders of king z40 long live the king
ReplyDeleteATTE SCOTTISH ZETA
Lol
Deleteyou know.. i was reading your comment to look into the seriousness in your words.. i scrolled a little further and i just stopped reading and disregard your comment as a load of crap when i saw your signature at the bottom.. i never waste my brain cells trying to retain or even glance at your comments Scottish Zeta.. your not the only one tho, so don't feel bad.. Sicario 006 and some guy that calls himself Queso are on the same boat.
Delete006? Having an identity crisis?
DeleteLOL the corruption is so laughable. Even prosecutors are in on the cash deals. Time to just wipe out the cartels and ‘liquidate’ all prisons in Mexico. Try to get back to a starting point. These fucks have no civil rights after what they have done. Lethal action is needed to arrest or try to arrest them lol.....let them all bleed out.
ReplyDeletemex politician with drugs?
ReplyDeletehttp://m.elnuevoheraldo.com/noticias/mexico/cae-con-drogas-funcionario-de-matamoros/article_2e317ed4-8e28-11ea-8d8b-4352ad3bf707.html?mode=jqm
They will most likely be in a torture video by CJNG SICARIOS soon
ReplyDeleteThis is what happens when these cartels come in to Zacatecas saying there taking over . ZBelongs to z and it’s people.
DeleteOriginal Zetas most ruthless cartel Mexico ever seen. Spanking snitchaloa Cartel so hard they created Carteles Unidos and received assistance from the Mexican and U.S government to fight them and still couldn’t beat the Zetas. Only thing that destroyed the Zetas was the civil war within themselves.
ReplyDeleteAmen to that brother good the see the people starting to wake up and realise greatness god bless el senor lazca the greatest commander the drug war ever known basically took on the entire Mexican American governments and all cartels united together and still took over around 80 percent off Mexico impressive
DeleteATTE SCOTTISH ZETA
Whats more impressive is that how much this tunnel cost vs how much money chapos tunnel cost. You dont need to pay a million dollars to build a tunnel.
ReplyDeleteCorona virus approximately 200 persons are dying per day in Mexico.
ReplyDeleteAdd another 283 for Friday, the grapgh is not curving.
DeleteWow only 200? Good for mexico cus int the usa is 1000.
DeleteLos zetas en Durango se la pelaron con los numeros nos aparecian en las fosas... btw no news from durango is good news chivis?
ReplyDeleteLet them all out
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