Category archives for: Wanted Criminals

Colombian army kills FARC commander

The Americas Post - Those weren't microphones pointing at Alfonso Cano this week.

In another setback for Latin America’s oldest guerrilla army, FARC rebel leader Guillermo Leon Saenz was killed in Colombia on Friday. According to Defense Minister Juan Carlos Pinzon, Saenz, who was better known by his battle moniker Alfonso Cano, was tracked down in the southern department of Cauca.  He had already been on the run [...]

U.S. accused of dumping criminals into Mexico

The Americas Post - Calderon doesn't want so many crooks back

Mexican President Felipe Calderon this week accused the United States of dumping criminals at the border to avoid the cost of prosecuting them, and claimed the practice has increased violence in Mexico’s border region. US officials have reported a record number of deportations in fiscal year 2011, and said the number deported with criminal convictions [...]

Mexican drug trade now ruled by two cartels

Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman has a fight on his hands

After nearly four years  and 40,000 dead, Mexican president Felipe Calderón’s offensive against the five major drug cartels in his country has left two of them dominating the market. While other organizations have been hampered or fragmented by the arrest or killing of their leaders, the Zetas and the Sinaloa Cartel have taken advantage of [...]

Jamaican drug baron Christoper ‘Dudus’ Coke faces 23 years in jail

Christoper “Dudus” Coke has pleaded guilty to trafficking three tons of marijuana and 30 lbs of cocaine into the US, as well as ordering the stabbing of a New York drug dealer. Coke, 42, told a judge in New York: “I’m pleading guilty because I am.” He said: “I also ordered the purchase of firearms [...]

Univisión: Bolivian Police Commander Oscar Nina accused of complicity with Joaquin “Chapo” Guzman and Sinaloa Cartel

The U.S. television network Univision claims to have access to Bolivian intelligence reports. In Univision´s report, released Thursday, the network linked the former commander of the Bolivian Police General Oscar Nina with the leader of the Sinaloa cartel, Joaquin Archivaldo Guzman Loera , known as “Chapo” (Shorty). The Police Commander Nina allegedly provided protection when Chapo [...]

Description of Mexico´s Drug Cartels.

Mexico’s network of drug cartels is nebulous and complex, with organizations merging, splintering and shifting alliances in their quest to control drug-trafficking routes. Below is a rough overview of some of the major groups involved in the country’s drug trade, although there are numerous other affiliate groups and smaller players. READ MORE HERE

Panama and El Salvador agreed intelligence exchange and common security strategy against Organized Crime.

Panama and El Salvador agreed in sharing a security strategy that involves all countries in the region to tackle organized crime, reported the Salvadoran Foreign Minister Hugo Martinez after a meeting in Panama City. “What we’ve decided is a regional strategy against organized crime , that respects no borders and, therefore, the answer has to [...]

Mexico wins another battle in War on Drugs: Oscar Garcia Montoya imprisoned.

Mexican authorities said Friday they have arrested a suspected gang leader thought to be directly responsible for 600 murders. Mexico City – “He has admitted to taking part personally in 300 executions, and ordering another 300,” Alfredo Castillo, the prosecutor for the state of  Mexico, told reporters in a news conference. Oscar Garcia Montoya, 36, [...]

DEA and colombian police captured Chapo Guzman´s money launderer.

Police in Colombia have arrested Dolly Cifuentes Villa in a wealthy neighbourhood of Medellin. Police say she laundered money for the Sinaloa drug cartel in Mexico. Head of the Colombian police Gen Oscar Naranjo said Ms Cifuentes, 47, was “a high-ranking link between Colombian and Mexican drug dealers”. According to the US DEA, which took [...]

Biggest blow for Juarez Cartel in years. Police captured cartel leader.

MEXICO CITY –  Jose Antonio Acosta Hernandez, a former mexican police officer who allegedly admits ordering 1,500 killings during a campaign of terror along the U.S.-mexican border has been captured in northern Mexico, federal officials said Sunday. Acosta is also a suspect in last year’s slaying of a U.S. consulate employee near a border crossing [...]

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