Monday, July 6, 2020

Mexican military opens fire on cartel plane carrying drugs

The Mexican military blasted drug traffickers in a jet loaded with drugs. It crash-landed on the Carrillo-Mérida road in Quintana Roo. The Hawker light aircraft registered XB-RCM made an emergency landing. It was carrying 860 pounds of cocaine worth nearly $4.9m. This is not the first time a plane has made a landing on a highway in Quintana Roo.


See ----->Narco plane lands on Mexican highway in Quintana Roo

Winnipeg Cops uncover cocaine mule's secret compartment

Winnipeg cops busted a cross-country drug-smuggling network. When they looked in the car of the 31-year-old Vancouver man, they couldn't find the dope. Something wasn't right with the rear of the 2018 Nissan Murano. When they pressed the button on the key fob that was supposed to open the trunk they heard a whirring sound, and an elaborate secret compartment rose out of the rear bumper, revealing a stash of 3 kg of cocaine and $176k cash. The driver faces charges of possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking and possession of the proceeds of property obtained by crime over $5,000.

Sunday, July 5, 2020

'El Marro' kills 3 cops - warns others

Three municipal police were shot and killed in Silao, Guanajuato, hours after police attempted to detain the mother of Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel leader José Antonio “El Marro” Yépez following her release from prison. In a video posted to social media, Yépez claimed responsibility for the murders. He accused the Silao municipal police of following orders from the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. (CJNG) 'El Marro' is a fuel theft king and one of Mexico’s most wanted men. He accused the cops of being “assholes” for following the orders of the CJNG, which is engaged in a vicious turf war in Guanajuato with the Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel.
He said that other police who cooperate with the Jalisco-based cartel will meet the same fate as the slain cops.

Bikers for Trump 2020 - B4T

Trump has another line of defense in his war against “Marxists, anarchists, agitators and looters”. "Bikers for Trump", is a grassroots collection of motorcycle-riding supporters, who reject violence—at least in public.

“If that means us having to protect ourselves by taking someone else’s life, that’s what we’re going to have to do,” one biker said.

Cox is a 50-year-old chainsaw artist from South Carolina.
Ahead of a Trump rally in Janesville, an image circulated calling for bikers to “Mobilize to KICK SOME ASS!

Chris Cox, who founded Bikers for Trump 2016, denies involvement in the “KICK SOME ASS” flyer but says “We are not looking for a fight, but at the same time, if someone starts one, we won’t back down.” “Boy, do you look good, though,” Trump told a biker at the Janesville rally. “You look good and tough. I wouldn’t want to fight you."
Trump has praised his biker supporters repeatedly, both on stage and on social media, touting their endorsements. Trump encouraged supporters to attack individual opponents and have them “carried out on a stretcher.”

Bill Barber, a 64-year-old biker who runs the Suck Bang Blow biker bar in South Carolina, views Trump as the first true biker candidate of the modern political era. “Trump talks like a biker”

Saturday, July 4, 2020

José Angel Casarrubias Salgado in jail, out of jail, in jail

José Angel Casarrubias Salgado, the leader of the Guerreros Unidos gang that abducted and killed 43 college students on Sept 26, 2014, was arrested last week after six years on the run. 'El Mochomo' was released from the Altiplano federal prison in Almoloya de Juárez, México state, due to a lack of evidence. There are claims of recorded calls related to bribes. President López Obrador also asserted that corruption was a factor in his release.

Casarrubias was rearrested immediately after his release from prison.
It has long been claimed the students were kidnapped by corrupt municipal police, turned over to the Guerreros Unidos, killed and burned.

Bridgeport police arrest 'Hot Boy'

Police said Demetrus “Take Down” Robinson, 21, is a major player in a city gang and an instigator in violence that has left two people dead and several wounded in recent weeks. Robinson was charged with attempted first-degree assault, third-degree assault, first-degree reckless endangerment, illegally firing a firearm, possession of a pistol without a permit, criminal mischief and breach of peace. Robinson is held in lieu of $775,000 bond.

Gang conflict is between members of the Greens Boys and other groups from the city’s housing projects.
The Greens Boys are centered in the Greene Homes housing project.
Police said Robinson is known as a “Hot Boy” with the Greens Boys, a term, they said, referring to gang members designated to shoot or fire guns at other people.

Friday, July 3, 2020

Red Scorpion gangster Anduele Pikientio pleads guilty

Red Scorpion gangster Anduele Pikientio, 24, pleaded guilty to two trafficking charges in B.C. Supreme Court. He was charged in August 2018 along with Kyle Latimer, his father Craig Latimer, Csongor Szucs and Jacob Pereira as part of Project Territory.

Project Territory led to the seizure of 93 firearms, a pressure cooker bomb, about 50 kg of fentanyl, cocaine and other drugs, $833k in cash, jewelry worth $800k and collector cars valued at another $350k.
The rest are set to go to trial in the fall of 2021.
A total of 92 criminal charges were laid.

Tuesday, June 30, 2020

Mob Boss Daniel Kinahan steps away from boxing promoter

Daniel Kinahan - who helped broker the Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua fight - has stepped away from promoting boxing after senior Irish government officials contacted the United Arab Emirates. Although never convicted of an offense, the promoter has been identified by an Irish court as a senior figure in organized crime on a global scale.

It is common knowledge that he and his father, who live in Dubai, are behind an international drug network worth billions. Comments were not kind ... “very senior figure in organised crime on a global scale has rebranded himself as a boxing promoter in the Middle East" "parasitical criminal activities of this individual”
10 days ago Tyson Fury effused about Kinahan. Two days ago he severed his ties. Kinahan escaped unhurt in 2016 when rival gangsters dressed as police opened fire during a boxing weigh-in at Dublin’s Regency hotel. He jumped out of a window to preserve his life.

Bulgarian PM Borissov appearing the Gangster - Kompromat

Tzvetan TzvetanovBorissov responded to recent photos ... “I have a handgun and I don’t part with it. From today, I will sleep with the gun,” The PM said that the money was brought in for the photos, or the images were doctored. Borissov did not dispute the veracity of the photo of him sleeping, but he said everything else was a set-up staged by his political opponents. “The KGB textbooks say that when you create compromising material (kompromat), it must be such that it inspires disgust ... All that was missing was a little boy next to me.” Borissov said. 'Kompromat' is a Russian term meaning “compromising material,” collected for the purpose of blackmail.
Asked who was behind the kompromats, Borissov had answers. He named his former number two, Tzvetan Tzvetanov, the country’s president, Rumen Radev, the opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party, and the leaders of two new political parties.
Boyko Borissov’s third term as Bulgaria’s prime minister has been marked by constant scandals, but none compare to the latest - photos showing Borissov with large stacks of cash and a Glock 9mm. Media received anonymous photographs of Borissov sleeping in his bedroom next to a handgun and a drawer full of €500 bills and gold.
Borissov confirmed their authenticity. Borissov has built his image of an all powerful strongman who controls everyone in the country.
The attack on Borissov might have come from fugitive gambling mogul Vassil Bozhkov, dubbed Cherepa (The Skull). Hiding in the UAE after being charged on 18 counts in Bulgaria, he previously initiated an attack against Borissov, claiming he had blackmailed him.

Monday, June 29, 2020

Colombian traffickers squeezing more cocaine out of fewer plants

A 9% drop of 15,000 hectares of coca crops in Colombia made no difference in reducing cocaine production in 2019, instead it increased compared with the previous year. Production of cocaine increased 1.5%, to 1,136 metric tons in 2019.

Coca crops have been concentrated in territories favorable to the "complete production cycle." Enormous laboratories requiring infrastructure and huge manpower are on the way out. Strategic location and technical ability are what matters most to the Colombia trafficker now.