Stay informed with the latest news and updates from cartelinsider.com! In this post, we cover the recent seizure of over two tons of possible marijuana in Santa Cruz, Sonora, and the joint operation between the National Guard, the Army, and the National Intelligence Fusion Center. We also dive into the presence of criminal groups like the Sinaloa Cartel and the Caborca Cartel in the state, and the individuals wanted for various crimes related to these organizations. Don’t miss out on any of the details and make sure to follow us on Twitter (@cartelinsider1) for more updates. Thanks for reading!

This recent photo of Jesus Vicente Zambada Niebla, son of Sinaloa Cartel leader “El Mayo” Zambada, has caused controversy and raised questions about his current whereabouts. After being captured and extradited to the United States, El Vicentillo has now been removed from the Treasury Department’s blacklist and is no longer incarcerated in any US prisons. In this post, we delve into the details of his capture, extradition, and subsequent release, bringing you the latest updates on this infamous figure in the world of drug trafficking. Don’t forget to follow us on social media and subscribe to our newsletter for more in-depth coverage on the inner workings of the cartel world.

In a recent raid conducted by the Attorney General’s Office, more than 20 vehicles and other objects were seized in a property in Tabasco, suspected to be linked to a cell of the notorious Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). Among the items found were tactical equipment, weapons, motorcycles, and even a trailer and motorhome. While no individuals were arrested, 19 caps with the initials of the Four Letters Cartel, led by Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, were discovered. One of the vehicles found, a RZR XP 1000, has a price of almost half a million pesos, shedding light on the valuable assets often linked to organized crime. Despite denials from local authorities, evidence suggests the CJNG may indeed have a presence in Tabasco. Stay tuned to Cartel Insider for updates on this developing story. Thanks for reading!

In this investigative post, we delve into the recent release of Gulf Cartel leader, José Alberto García Vilano, also known as “La Kena.” The General Prosecutor’s Office (FGR) has faced criticism for their handling of his case, with a specialized district judge in the Accusatory Criminal Justice System in the state of Tamaulipas citing mistakes in the judicial process. Our post includes details about Kena’s initial arrest, transfer to a federal center, and subsequent release due to lack of evidence presented by the FGR. We also explore the response from the Secretariat of the Interior and the National Association of Circuit Judges and District Judges (JUFED), who have questioned the FGR’s handling of the case. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story. Thanks for reading!

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In this post, we dive into the notorious and infamous criminal known as ‘La Barbie’ – one of the key players in the creation of “La Federación,” the alliance of various criminal groups during the drug wars of the 2000s. Learn about his rise to power, his involvement in conflicts with rival cartels and even his close encounter with death by the hands of two women. Don’t miss this intriguing and dangerous tale on insider information from the infamous world of drug cartels. Thanks for reading! Follow our contributor, Mica, for more updates on cartel activity. Email us at mica@cartelinsider.com for more information.