Blockades and gunfights as Chapo Guzman's son is captured in Culiacan

[re'up]

Shootouts and Street Battles Break Out in Culiacán, Mexico

Hijo de El Chapo, Ovidio Guzmán, es detenido en Culiacán

 

[Slim]

If you hashtag search #Culiacan on Twitter you'll see a lot more videos. This is awful man. Innocent people caught up in this.

 

[re'up]

This may be the heaviest shootout like this in Culiacan, and maybe because it's Chapo's kid, but there have been incidents like this for a decade in across Mexico, that were major news in Mexico, but rarely crossed over, the way this one has.

 

[Jhoon]

Who are the bad guys? The ones speaking Spanish?

the guy laying on the ground shooting that big ass gun is the good guy right?

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

@KENNY DA COOKER make that thread in TLR

 

[newarkhiphop]

 

[88m3]

couldn't pay me to go to central america


my friends there lead happy and successful lives but yeah not even remotely interested


wow in watching the videos this reminds me of the clips from like 10 years ago when caravans of cartels would engage openly with the federal police/military

 

[Slim]

Just found out they released him back to the cartel. Holy shyt.

Mexican Government signaling they can't keep their citizens safe. Failed state.

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

They let him go

 

[radio rahiem]

Mexico gonna come harder and more careful next time. apparently, this was a mistake that’s how they got outnumbered quick.

 

[re'up]

Los Chapitos made history, but this is international news now, like when Chapo escaped, or was meeting with Sean Penn and Castillo. The US is going to double down, and they came really close yesterday, there are so many moving parts to those ops.

 

[88m3]

Los Chapitos made history, but this is international news now, like when Chapo escaped, or was meeting with Sean Penn and Castillo. The US is going to double down, and they came really close yesterday, there are so many moving parts to those ops.

Have you read this yet?

The hunt for Asia's El Chapo

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Have you read this yet?

The hunt for Asia's El Chapo

thought you would enjoy

I did, I had never heard of him, but I do think the reports of his dozens of muy thai bodygaurds and all that is exaggerated, but that is to be expected. Reports use to say Chapo had 300 bodyguards at all times, and rode in 50 truck convoyd, when the truth was nowhere near that. The NY Times had a great fentanyl story the other day, check this out, for Asian organized crime

The China Connection: How One D.E.A. Agent Cracked a Global Fentanyl Ring