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Juan Carlos de la Cruz Reyna, alias "JC", was transferred to the FGR offices in Nuevo Laredo. In Mexico he is accused of drug trafficking and money laundering for organized crime.
The United States government handed over Juan Carlos de la Cruz Reyna, alias "JC", who is the alleged leader of the Gulf Cartel (CDG), to the Attorney General's Office (FGR).
Elements of the Criminal Investigation Agency (AIC) received and apprehended the subject on the Nuevo Laredo bridge on Tuesday morning, with the help of members of the Mexican Navy Secretariat.
De la Cruz Reyna, alias "JC", was a state policeman from Tamaulipas. According to reports from the government of Mexico, in 1998 he entered the Gulf Cartel, where in a few years he became one of the main operators in Tampico and Matamoros.
The subject was arrested on August 29, 2007, while he was working with 8 men in the restaurant "El Rincón Argentino", in the Polanco neighborhood in Mexico City. A year later he was extradited to the United States, where he was accused of threatening two officers of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) with a rifle in 1999 in Matamoros.
In that year, the kingpin sought to agree to return to Mexico by a Tamaulipas bridge that was controlled by the Gulf Cartel, this in order not to being handed over into the hands of his enemies.
U.S. government documents report that Juan Carlos de la Cruz paid 542,090 in cash and promised to deliver properties worth 460,000 dollars to an immigration agent. When he pleaded guilty, he received a second sentence of 11 years.
The importance of "JC" in the Gulf Cartel operation was exposed after his capture. In the following months, 11 tons of cocaine were seized in Altamira and 25 federal police officers who collaborated with the man were arrested.
On his return to Mexico, Juan Carlos de la Cruz was transferred to the FGR offices in Nuevo Laredo. In Mexico he is accused of drug trafficking and money laundering for organized crime.
He requested to be deported in McAllen? Sure any last request tough guy? Let's see how you act in Nuevo Laredo.
ReplyDeleteI have a question. So a cartel has a leader per say. And he or she is ok with letting the groups under them fight each other for more control if they want ( example the escorpiones fighting the metros ) But they still pay the leader above them?. Or does the fighting happen just because there isn't a set person that is in complete control? Sometimes it just seems that there is only an ability to use the name of the DTO and that's it. But there is no cohesion within the organizations. Sometimes I wonder if the people truly at the head of the organization prefer the groups within fighting each other so that one group does not have more power. It seems to me that even though the blame is put on the DEA, CIA, ETC. Or the Mexican officials. That the cartels themselves also don't have cohesion. Which is shit overall because you have people always cheering for one cartel or the other. But they don't try and maintain better structure .. seems that what only matters are the individuals that are the equivalent of pop stars.
ReplyDeleteI feel like before it wasn't completely like that. But that has become the moto or just became the norm over time.
Respect and peace to everyone.
Today I go smoke a joint, then get ready to play Frisbee, with my dog Perin. I love to run on the grass.
DeleteLol 848. Hope you had fun. I miss my Yorkie.
DeleteIn other news, Respect to MX, HEARST, SOL, and all the others feeding my reading addiction. Although I hope someday it all stops for the sake of Mexico.
Oh and 848. It's " Today i went to smoke a joint" or " Hoy fui i fume un blunt".
DeleteCuídate hermano.
Well humbug
DeleteToday I went to see a movie, about a rabbit called Wanda.
Fucking useless. This guy dont even know what the fuck is going on in the cdg in 2021. Why the fuck waste tax payers money on this shit. Stupid ass americans.
ReplyDeleteI think it was a strategic move for his cooperation against former players. Along with his safety.
DeleteI get what your saying but is pointless. Its a waste of money. This dea and justice department cocksuckers are not even in the same decade. Its 2021 some asshole cartel lieutenant from 2005 is totally fucking irrelevant meanwhile mencha and the cartel of maricones jaliscas is raping mexico for all its worth and killing innocents. Keep up the bad work usa authorities
Delete@ Not known...I agree.. totally STOOPID.
Delete" Juan Carlos de la Cruz paid 542,000 $90 in cash..."
ReplyDeleteSol that makes no fucking sense
Wtf is
542,000 $90 .. wtf is thateven mean bro lol
Wow it’s a good thing you caught that Mr. Eagle Eye. Lol. But you have to keep in mind that I’m shuffling the blog with my actual job. So yeah there’s gonna be a few hiccups here and there Sosa.
Delete@7:30 You owe no one nothing all the grammar/punctuation nazis can all go eat a bag of dicks .If it wasnt for you everyone would be on social media crying about how much they miss this place ! Ungrateful Bastards !
DeleteYes for Sol, who keeps his composure under pressure, churning articles to keep us well informed, I agree with 8:27 there are ungreatfull bastards stirring trouble.
DeleteSosa why you stirring trouble?
DeleteSure is a good lookin fella its sad he chose this route when clearly he should have a centerfold spread in play girl . Im sure that right now as we speak he's eating his rancheros and sippin on modelo after a long night at the local whorehouse . Free as a bird and ready to get his beak wet all over again . Well good for him .
ReplyDeleteKeep watching play girl. If he is out sooner or later you might see he's centerfold good luck
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ReplyDeletePara todos los gustos, se hicieron los colores.
WTF Puerto Rican
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