I use to watch all his videos they use to make laugh cuz of how much shit he talks about the cartels. what happend to him?

My memory might be wrong but it definitely was of the cartel warning civilians (and giving specific details) to stay out of danger. If anyone has a link to this or something similar please send it to me.

Is it currently a safe area or avoid it ? Heading to valle de Guadalupe this weekend and I’m having trouble getting any info. I guess no news is good news?

Cómo les parece si el narco usará pistolas 5.7, pero que sean hechas de 3D printed machinas

Quien controla Hermosillo?

I’ve been trying to find more info about them but it’s been kinda hard

I wonder what happens to a cartel boss’s people when they get captured and theres no one to take their place. for example a jefe de plaza or lugarteniente. an example would be cholo ivan after he got captured. did his people switch up of were they just left without a job?

It’s some one from the BLO but who?

Did el chapo have any special arm groups or a famous strong group of Sicarios. How powerful were his men?

Sangre Nueva Zeta are no longer a cartel, they were completely absorbed by CJNG and they’re currently going after independent gangs & dealers in Puebla all the comandantes from SNZ aligned with jalisco & now fight against ZVE in Veracruz

Some say he’s dead other said he’s alive in a high ranking position now.

Mentions having long hair and working for the chapitos.

Last I knew, Panu was head of sec and he didn’t have long hair nor did he seem like the type to grow it out.

we all know that nini flexed hard, but did he actually look up to chino anthrax and try to imitate him?

Multiple banners placed by members of the Sinaloa Cartel (CDS) urging independent criminal groups to unify against the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) were discovered on May 4th in various points of Irapuato, Guanajuato. The banners state the fight is not against the Government and that the objective is to return the Plaza back to Irapuato, a translation is as follows:

“This communication is directed to all the independent groups in the State and the Government in general.

The fight is not with the Government, we reiterate its against CJNG they have nothing and are on their way out of the State, because of that we make this call to all the independent groups to not slack off in fighting these…kidnappers of CJNG, let’s fight for our areas and take care of them so things can go back to how they were before [they] entered.

We remind you that here there’s no fear [that] simply we all fight against the same enemy that is CJNG, as so if you respect us we’ll respect you [and] on the contrary we’ll [fight] those who mess with us.

The objective is to return the Plaza to Irapuato and all of Guanajuato.

Sincerely, La MB CDS”

The term ‘La MB’ had been previously used as a song title by the artist Panchito Arredondo who sings from the perspective of ‘El Chore,’ an alleged regional leader of El Dorado, Culiacan. Although, during a Q&A on the podcast ‘Aca Entre Noz’ Panchito Arredondo details that while the song was for El Chore, ‘La MB’ instead refers to Iván Archivaldo Guzmán Salazar, a principal leader of ‘Los Chaptios’ faction of the Sinaloa Cartel. (Image Courtesy Of: Noticias Zona Celaya on Telegram)

This isn’t the first time truckers become victims to low life criminals and sadly it won’t be the last

This is an interview to this woman, Yvette , who was kidnapped with her 3 month old baby in 2013 from her house in Reynosa. At the time many trucks with sicarios drove around and picked the nicest looking houses and cars to rob.

(Cartel del Golfo I think, I forgot, but she says which cartel and that one day they had a big party cause they had won the war against another cartel. Boss was El Toro, probably involved with organs trafficking too.)

AT MINUTE 09:10 she says that these sicarios told her that they were NOT getting paid at the time, and that's why they needed to rob houses. Later in the video she tells that they told her again that they were broke and currently not even getting paid.

She rode around with them and all they did during the day was:

• Drive around, rob, hide in specific hideouts/tunnels with the vehicle, kidnap people, get in shootings with enemies
• Return to safehouses
• smoke marijuana all day (other drugs possible too, she knew about the marijuana cause she smelled it)
• go to main ranch with hostages, kill,dismember, set fires, use toxic acid/chemicals
• be terrified of the boss

Yikes what a life.

https://youtu.be/kibflmgVoss?si=4oN5GCcn5kSLrGYZ

Is there any rhyme or reason regarding who the cartels kill and leave in public and who they kill and make disappear whether through burial or acid?

Given the sheer number of victims how do they decide whether to bury someone in a secret mass grave or simply leave them on the side of the road?

En el mundo del Narco que quiere decir que el morro anda “ENFERMO” ?

Ami me dijeron que un familiar joven de Guadalajara anda en la maña y andaba ENFERMOOO… así como se oye. Soy Americano pero cuál es el significado mejor que se puede decir con esa palabra

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