Frightened and wearing a bulletproof vest, footage of the arrest of "El Chapo's" son emerges (VIDEO)

2023-01-06 21:15:36Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Frightened and wearing a bulletproof vest, footage of the arrest of "El
Footage of the arrest of "El Chapo's" son

At least 29 people have been killed in the Mexican state of Sinaloa, as a result of the fighting that broke out after the arrest of Ovidio Guzman, the son of drug trafficker "El Chapo". The news was confirmed by the local authorities, according to which the victims are 19 members of criminal gangs and 10 members of the armed forces.

Meanwhile, the first images have been published after the arrest of the most wanted of the "Sinaloa" cartel, 32-year-old Ovidio Guzman, the son of Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, the latter extradited to the United States of America in 2017.

Arrestimi i djalit të “El Chapos” u realizua nga forcat e sigurisë meksikane të mërkurën në mbrëmje, gjë që shkaktoi një valë të madhe dhune në të gjithë shtetin e Sinaloas, duke përfshirë edhe një aeroport ku shokët e Ovidios goditën me plumba tre avionë, duke shkaktuar panik mes pasagjerëve dhe stafit.

Nëntëmbëdhjetë anëtarë të dyshuar të kartelit dhe dhjetë anëtarë të forcave të sigurisë u vranë në përleshjet, ndërsa 21 persona të tjerë u arrestuan gjatë operacioneve të forcave speciale meksikane.

Ovidio, i quajtur me nofkën “El Ratón” ose “Miu”, aktualisht po mbahet në një burg federal të sigurisë maksimale në Mexico City.

Videot dhe fotot e shpërndara në internet nga gazetarët meksikanë treguan se trashëgimtari i kartelit dukej i tronditur në paraburgim.

Frightened and wearing a bulletproof vest, footage of the arrest of "El

Dressed in an orange prison vest, he looks on with frightened eyes as he is interrogated by officers. A second photo shows him getting into a helicopter.

Frightened and wearing a bulletproof vest, footage of the arrest of "El

War in Sinaloa

People were urged to stay indoors amid the outbreak of violence, as gunmen torched vehicles and looted shops and homes.

Reports also claim that armed groups attacked hospitals and health centers, "kidnapping" doctors and nurses and forcing them to treat cartel fighters wounded in clashes with security forces.

Two ambulances were reportedly stolen with paramedics inside and doctors were taken hostage from several hospitals in the Sinaloa city of Navolato.

Extradition

The United States had offered a $5 million reward for information leading to Ovidio's arrest or conviction. It is not clear whether Ovidio will be extradited to the United States like his father, who is serving a life sentence at Colorado's Supermax, the US's highest-security federal prison.

Ovidio has also been accused by the US State Department – ​​along with his brother Joaquin – of overseeing 11 laboratories that produced up to 2,200 kg of the drug per month.

Authorities believe he is also behind the murders of informants, a rival drug dealer and a Mexican folk singer who refused to sing at his wedding.



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