Browsing: Mica Treviño

Mexican authorities are investigating the killing of Luis Fernando Rodríguez Ramírez, a Ministerial Police agent reported missing since January 10 and later found decapitated near Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas. The body was left along a highway with a threatening message, underscoring the ongoing violence targeting law enforcement in the region.

I took my sunglasses off before I shook his hand. Eye contact separates journalists from people who tweet news. I was sitting with some of the most wanted men in Mexico and the United States, surrounded by forty heavily armed sicarios. One wrong expression and I wouldn’t have walked away. This wasn’t myth or rumor. This was real life.

September 2024 marked the moment Culiacán stopped being collateral and became the battlefield. Fires replaced strategy, fear replaced authority, and a city paid the price. Tens of thousands missing or dead trace back to one decision. Schools closed, families fled, and a name chose destruction over legacy.

Once an Olympic athlete, Ryan James Wedding is now one of America’s most wanted fugitives. U.S. authorities say he operates from Mexico, aligned with the Sinaloa Cartel, coordinating cocaine trafficking and linked to multiple murders. A $15 million reward signals how serious the hunt has become.

On a clear Sinaloa hillside, masked men stand calm and unhurried, rifles resting easy as the camera rolls. The video, signed by Churras Calabazas of Los Chapitos, uses the setting as its opening statement—a quiet, controlled insult aimed directly at Chapo Isidro, delivered before a single word is spoken.