Drug Cartel

Tuesday 3/11
"Mexican police have arrested a US citizen accused of being a key figure in a major drug cartel based in the border city of Tijuana.

Gustavo Rivera Martinez was responsible for the logistics of smuggling drugs to the US and laundering the proceeds, Mexico's interior minister said.

He is wanted by the FBI and the US Drug Enforcement Agency which offered a $2m (£1m) reward for his capture.

Mr Rivera Martinez would be sent back immediately to the US, officials said."
-BBC

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News & Politics

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• Secret
• Drug
• Cartels
• USA
• Mexico
• Canada
• Guns

[CompvisaTV]

They were all wanted by Mexico and the US FBI, DEA offices in connection to money-laundering, smuggling marijuana, and cocaine. They all have been extradited to the US, were they have already faced charges. The big deal is that they captured Gustavo Riviera Martinez, the last guy on the video. He was a top member of the Arellano-Felix Cartel.

[Ridell86]

why they dont look so bad to you, because they dont look like does guys in your mtv rap videos, these are real gansters, no gay tattoos or gay big chains and all those stupid stuff

[HALOandMETAL]

That's the fucking point idiot if you go out looking all tough and being an ass and wearing chains,rings jewelery , Cops and people will pay so much attention on you.

Use your brain for fucking sake its called COMMON SENSE.

[mobzta1]

they look like honest ppl to me.. its americans buildin traps in their cars bringin it back

[qazzzie]

We need to get pavel the fuck outta there

[ericjarvies]

@RandyBful1 Lots of drugs land on the beaches of Baja... pongas with high powered outtboards make overnight runs from the mainland to the Baja, and those shipments are offed and hidden. These villages are small, and quiet. There are various networks up and down of the locals, and so as military units move up and down, camping in various remote locations, observing, etc., things get noticed. We are not talking about big cities... but small towns and villages... easy to spot things/routines.

[ericjarvies]

@RandyBful1 Pavel entering and exiting of Mexico via the border(driving), and movement within Baja, and through the various checkpoints(some fixed, and some moving, both military and state/federal) coincide with certain aspects of the case. Detaining Americans and Canadians is highly discouraged in Mexico, because it effects the main industry... tourism. So typically one would not be detained like that if there was otherwise not a good reason. The Canadian consulate is also a good indicator.

[ericjarvies]

@RandyBful1 I am an American living in Mexico for 15 years. I know the Baja region like the back of my hand... have travelled it often, and have done so in a Motorhome, Westfallia, etc., and have spent lots of time in small villages, remote beaches on the sea of cortez, etc. I have looked into this matter, and I feel some things don't add up on the side of Pavel.

[RandyBful1]

@ericjarvies: I'm sitting in Starbuck's, in Vancouver and I just spoke with an employee who knows this guy and brought this injustice to my attention...no way I would EVER go to Mexico! Look at the lineup again. What is wrong with this picture?!

[ericjarvies]

@CompvisaTV Not all of them! PAVEL was in the wrong place at the wrong time. He is a Canadian that was on vacation in Los Barilles, Baja California Sur.

[ericjarvies]

@12knockoutBadAssSaV His wife and 3 young kids woke up to find their father missing... until they learned he was flown from Baja over to the mainland and put into jail... 3 years later still in jail and he's never been charged!

[ericjarvies]

@cruecollector666 PAVEL KULISEK was on holiday. He was arrested, and is still being held without ever being charged! Wrong place at the wrong time.

[480VIP]

even the best in the drug game wear nike.