Yooo Chapo really think he slick huh?

[intruder]

El Chapo promises he won't kill jurors in upcoming trial | Daily Mail Online

soo basically El Chapo is doing reverse psychology on the judge

I understand they needed the U.S.'s help to combat the threat posed by these super rich and powerful drug cartels but Mexico and Columbia should be ashamed of themselves with these extradition treaties.
Handle your business in-house. Chapo should be rotting in a Mexican jail. Not on U.S. soil

 

[damn_ese]

I know they needed the U.S.'s help to combat the threat posed by these super rich and powerful drug cartels but Mexico and Columbia should be ashamed of themselves with these extradition treaties.
Handle your business in-house. Chapo should be rotting in a Mexican jail. Not on U.S. soil

they should, but corruption is the major reason a guy like chapo can still run his business from a mexican super max prison.

i mean the dude escaped from a "secure" prison back in 2015 by tunneling out

 

[Methodical]

Imagine if the other jurors took his bribe money while some jurors got on their hit list like

 

[intruder]

they should, but corruption is the major reason a guy like chapo can still run his business from a mexican super max prison.

i mean the dude escaped from a "secure" prison back in 2015 by tunneling out

I hear you and i understand the corruption aspect. But again, shame on them not being able to nip that in the bud and having to have "a neighbor disciplining your kids" because you cant get your shyt right.

I personally dont care for these extradition treaties. Let Mexican federales deal with the drug lords south of the border and let the U.S. deal with the dealers and coke-heads north of the border. I understand two nations can colaborate to fight a common enemy but the nonsense of sending them north to serve their sentence is unacceptable.

P.S. i saw the El Chapo series. Some think he escaped with help from the swat team and that the tunnel and the laundry basket thing was just a cover up

 

[beejus]

I know it's not the way the justice system works, but a bullet to the back of his head would take care of all these issues.

 

[Lewis Black]

finna show up to court cloaked like

 

[damn_ese]

I hear you and i understand the corruption aspect. But again, shame on them not being able to nip that in the bud and having to have "a neighbor disciplining your kids" because you cant get your shyt right.

I personally dont care for these extradition treaties. Let Mexican federales deal with the drug lords south of the border and let the U.S. deal with the dealers and coke-heads north of the border. I understand two nations can colaborate to fight a common enemy but the nonsense of sending them north to serve their sentence is unacceptable.

P.S. i saw the El Chapo series. Some think he escaped with help from the swat team and that the tunnel and the laundry basket thing was just a cover up

in a perfect world that would be the case

but it is what it is

i think he did walk out, the laundry cart story seems weak.

 

[TheKid55]

Imagine if the other jurors took his bribe money while some jurors got on their hit list like

Everybody looking at each other like