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harry knucklez;8665018 said:Props to Sean for helping the victims, but who was he gonna shoot out there?
He made sure he had a camera crew with him....
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they were watchin penn and the woman all this time since 2014
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Qiv_Owan;8667214 said:
Him and el mayo are both at the top so now just mayo
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A six-foot tall tunnel complete with lighting, wood-paneled walls and a concrete floor led to more stairs and then a metal hatch opened into the city's storm sewer. Guzman and his security chief traveled several blocks through the meter-tall storm sewer before popping out in the middle of an intersection. They stole a car, drove a bit, and then stole another.
Federal police eventually found them on a highway outside of town headed for the mountains of Sinaloa.
DVDs of the Kate Castillo series
Room 51 a “Sex room” at the Doux
Initially, there were conflicting reports of Chapo and his chief of security, El Cholo Ivan, being captured at the Hotel Doux in Los Mochis. Other reports said they were captured driving a carjacked red Focus, out of town and towards the Sierras. The latter is correct.
However, at first glance those photos of Chapo and Cholo Ivan raised eyebrows. Chapo was wearing a filthy “wife beater” and had cuts and scrapes, that could be seen all over his exposed skin. Cholo Ivan was bare-chested and grimy as well.
To be expected after running through the sewer in a crouched position.
The contrast of the two, dog dirty, handcuffed men, sitting on satin bedding was amusing, but even more so when one knows they are in, a rent by
the hour sex room. The first clue is the “artwork” of nude and scantily clad ladies adorning the walls. The Doux sex rooms rent for 4-6 hrs at around 3.50 USD per hour.
The Doux has regular rooms, in which you will not find the gold, pink and purple color scheme, light dimmers, candles, and “for purchase”, cards on the nightstand offer such things as vibrators, lubrication and condoms.
After being stopped, the men were taken to the Doux to be utilized as a holding cell, until reinforcement arrived.
It is doubtful the choice of room type chosen, could not have been by happenstance. Of course the
Marina jefe calling the shots knew what he was doing by holding Chapo and Cholo Ivan in room 51. He knew there would be speculation, humiliation, or the makings of a joke on Chapo. Chapo’s facial expression was priceless; he was very uncomfortable to say the least. And on social media there was great speculation over Chapo and Cholo’s “relationship. But there was no story there, and Chapo was not staying at the hotel.
As for the Los Mochis home, Mexico filed documents Monday to seize ownership of the Los Mochis home. The home sits only 1 block from the home of the Sinaloa governor’s mother. The attorney general says that El Chapo had planned to make the home his home base safe house.
damn right by the governors mother house amd whoever is the Marina jefe calling the shots bout to die for that stunt he pulled tryin to mock chapo and whats crazy is thats not even his turf and he has tunnels built? It must be amazing what can be found in his turf.
Federal police eventually found them on a highway outside of town headed for the mountains of Sinaloa.
DVDs of the Kate Castillo series
Room 51 a “Sex room” at the Doux
Initially, there were conflicting reports of Chapo and his chief of security, El Cholo Ivan, being captured at the Hotel Doux in Los Mochis. Other reports said they were captured driving a carjacked red Focus, out of town and towards the Sierras. The latter is correct.
However, at first glance those photos of Chapo and Cholo Ivan raised eyebrows. Chapo was wearing a filthy “wife beater” and had cuts and scrapes, that could be seen all over his exposed skin. Cholo Ivan was bare-chested and grimy as well.
To be expected after running through the sewer in a crouched position.
The contrast of the two, dog dirty, handcuffed men, sitting on satin bedding was amusing, but even more so when one knows they are in, a rent by
the hour sex room. The first clue is the “artwork” of nude and scantily clad ladies adorning the walls. The Doux sex rooms rent for 4-6 hrs at around 3.50 USD per hour.
The Doux has regular rooms, in which you will not find the gold, pink and purple color scheme, light dimmers, candles, and “for purchase”, cards on the nightstand offer such things as vibrators, lubrication and condoms.
After being stopped, the men were taken to the Doux to be utilized as a holding cell, until reinforcement arrived.
It is doubtful the choice of room type chosen, could not have been by happenstance. Of course the
Marina jefe calling the shots knew what he was doing by holding Chapo and Cholo Ivan in room 51. He knew there would be speculation, humiliation, or the makings of a joke on Chapo. Chapo’s facial expression was priceless; he was very uncomfortable to say the least. And on social media there was great speculation over Chapo and Cholo’s “relationship. But there was no story there, and Chapo was not staying at the hotel.
As for the Los Mochis home, Mexico filed documents Monday to seize ownership of the Los Mochis home. The home sits only 1 block from the home of the Sinaloa governor’s mother. The attorney general says that El Chapo had planned to make the home his home base safe house.
damn right by the governors mother house amd whoever is the Marina jefe calling the shots bout to die for that stunt he pulled tryin to mock chapo and whats crazy is thats not even his turf and he has tunnels built? It must be amazing what can be found in his turf.
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J.J._Evans
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Video of the actual El-Chapo raid and capture.........
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there it is 3 americans in the raid
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Great Read
In the past few years, Mexican security forces have captured or killed almost all the leading kingpins who had dominated drug trafficking over the last two decades. Guzman, the most prominent of all, was recaptured on Friday, six months after his second escape from maximum security prison.
That leaves Zambada, 68, as the most senior capo still standing.
"He is the patriarch," said Antonio Mazzitelli, the U.N. representative on drugs and crime in Mexico.
Zambada was listed as a defendant in a U.S. case as long ago as 1978, when Colombia's Pablo Escobar was just starting his trafficking career. Unlike Escobar, who was shot dead in 1993, Zambada has never been arrested and is still selling cocaine.
For the past eight years, the U.S. Treasury Department has designated a business network owned by his ex-wife and children as a money-laundering front. But most of the companies are still open.
There are two secrets to his success, experts say. He keeps a low profile and spends heavily on alliances with politicians and police.
"Zambada is very careful," said Javier Valdez, a founder of Sinaloan weekly newspaper Riodoce, describing him as a man who rarely travels and avoids big cities. "He controls the Sinaloan police; he has businesses in many sectors."
Rarely photographed, Zambada keeps away from the limelight. In Culiacan, the beating heart of Mexican drug trafficking and the center of his power, his presence is felt everywhere, although he is rarely seen.
Children grew up drinking Santa Monica milk from a dairy the United States said was a front organization. Others pass through the kindergarten, aquatic park and shopping center owned by relatives and associates.
At the kindergarten and dairy nobody would speak on record.
One kindergarten employee denied the business had a connection to Zambada. At the dairy, asked about ownership, a manager said: "That's a delicate subject."
In the small town of Salado, rumored to be Mayo's home turf, locals warned Reuters reporters not to pry into Zambada's life. "Don't even mention his name," an old woman selling tortillas hissed.
Zambada was born in a village nestled among low mountains called El Alamo, on the outskirts of Culiacan. Until recently he was known to arrive there to hand out money and children's' gifts at Christmas, in the style of old drug lords.
In a rare interview to Mexican news magazine Proceso in 2010, Zambada said he had come close to arrest on four occasions, crawling through river beds to flee soldiers.
On the whole, he said, he was more careful than his friend Guzman. He is also more afraid of serving time, saying that he'd rather die.
Guzman, by contrast, was flirting with celebrity life in the months before his capture, granting an interview to Hollywood star Sean Penn, exploring options to make a biopic of his life and even trying to register his name as a trademark.
Gerardo Amarillas, police chief in the city where Guzman was captured, said a desire to be flashy and famous led to the demise of many drug lords.
"It kills them, in the sense that their lifestyle carries risks," Amarillas told Reuters.
BILLIONAIRES
Zambada's faction of the Sinaloa cartel is a family business with sons occupying top trafficking positions and his daughters owning businesses, according to U.S. court documents and government statements.
In 2013, Mexico's authorities froze two of the dairy's bank accounts. Two people currently working for Santa Monica said it now belonged to a Culiacan-based company called Nuthree. Neither Nuthree nor the dairy could be reached for official comment.
Several of Zambada's relatives are in prison, including three of his sons. Others have died violently.
One son, Vicente Zambada, gave dramatic testimony in a plea deal with the U.S. government in 2013 that showed how central his father was to bringing drug money back from the United States, as well as to shipping cocaine and heroin.
Vicente Zambada earlier said he was a DEA informant and critics allege that by snitching on rivals he helped cement the Sinaloa cartel's dominance.
Born into poverty, Ismael Zambada once said it was "stupidity" to suggest he might have enough wealth to feature in the Forbes billionaires list, like Guzman.
Still, part of Vicente's plea deal was an agreement to hand over $1.3 billion in assets. The U.S. government is seeking to confiscate another $2 billion of assets shared by Zambada, Guzman and other associates, according to an indictment unsealed in 2015.
In multiple indictments and statements, the U.S. government has created a picture of the elder Zambada as an astute businessmen, managing many of the cartel's financial operations.
HOMEBODY
While Guzman led the cartel into battle with rivals to expand its control of trafficking routes, Zambada is more closely associated with maintaining its core strength in Sinaloa state.
It is too early to say what impact Guzman's arrest will have on the Sinaloa cartel, and there are rumors that his eldest son Ivan could take over. But it was Zambada who kept things running when Guzman did his two previous stints in prison.
In an indictment unsealed in Illinois in September, Zambada and Guzman are named as the leaders of the cartel and accused of importing massive shipments of cocaine as well as heroin and methamphetamine into the United States.
Their alliance has been extraordinarily successful and their cartel has been the main winner of a drugs war that killed more than 100,000 people since 2007.
One faction of the cartel broke off until its leader was killed but, unlike other gangs, the Sinaloa cartel remains a relatively stable group.
"(It) is the only real cartel; it was established and keeps on operating as an association of businessmen," said Mazzitelli.
A map published last year by the Drug Enforcement Administration (www.dea.gov/docs/dir06515.pdf) is testimony to Sinaloa's success.
Apart from Texas and New Mexico, the whole of the United States, from New York to Los Angeles, is shown as being under the influence of the Sinaloa gang.
In the past few years, Mexican security forces have captured or killed almost all the leading kingpins who had dominated drug trafficking over the last two decades. Guzman, the most prominent of all, was recaptured on Friday, six months after his second escape from maximum security prison.
That leaves Zambada, 68, as the most senior capo still standing.
"He is the patriarch," said Antonio Mazzitelli, the U.N. representative on drugs and crime in Mexico.
Zambada was listed as a defendant in a U.S. case as long ago as 1978, when Colombia's Pablo Escobar was just starting his trafficking career. Unlike Escobar, who was shot dead in 1993, Zambada has never been arrested and is still selling cocaine.
For the past eight years, the U.S. Treasury Department has designated a business network owned by his ex-wife and children as a money-laundering front. But most of the companies are still open.
There are two secrets to his success, experts say. He keeps a low profile and spends heavily on alliances with politicians and police.
"Zambada is very careful," said Javier Valdez, a founder of Sinaloan weekly newspaper Riodoce, describing him as a man who rarely travels and avoids big cities. "He controls the Sinaloan police; he has businesses in many sectors."
Rarely photographed, Zambada keeps away from the limelight. In Culiacan, the beating heart of Mexican drug trafficking and the center of his power, his presence is felt everywhere, although he is rarely seen.
Children grew up drinking Santa Monica milk from a dairy the United States said was a front organization. Others pass through the kindergarten, aquatic park and shopping center owned by relatives and associates.
At the kindergarten and dairy nobody would speak on record.
One kindergarten employee denied the business had a connection to Zambada. At the dairy, asked about ownership, a manager said: "That's a delicate subject."
In the small town of Salado, rumored to be Mayo's home turf, locals warned Reuters reporters not to pry into Zambada's life. "Don't even mention his name," an old woman selling tortillas hissed.
Zambada was born in a village nestled among low mountains called El Alamo, on the outskirts of Culiacan. Until recently he was known to arrive there to hand out money and children's' gifts at Christmas, in the style of old drug lords.
In a rare interview to Mexican news magazine Proceso in 2010, Zambada said he had come close to arrest on four occasions, crawling through river beds to flee soldiers.
On the whole, he said, he was more careful than his friend Guzman. He is also more afraid of serving time, saying that he'd rather die.
Guzman, by contrast, was flirting with celebrity life in the months before his capture, granting an interview to Hollywood star Sean Penn, exploring options to make a biopic of his life and even trying to register his name as a trademark.
Gerardo Amarillas, police chief in the city where Guzman was captured, said a desire to be flashy and famous led to the demise of many drug lords.
"It kills them, in the sense that their lifestyle carries risks," Amarillas told Reuters.
BILLIONAIRES
Zambada's faction of the Sinaloa cartel is a family business with sons occupying top trafficking positions and his daughters owning businesses, according to U.S. court documents and government statements.
In 2013, Mexico's authorities froze two of the dairy's bank accounts. Two people currently working for Santa Monica said it now belonged to a Culiacan-based company called Nuthree. Neither Nuthree nor the dairy could be reached for official comment.
Several of Zambada's relatives are in prison, including three of his sons. Others have died violently.
One son, Vicente Zambada, gave dramatic testimony in a plea deal with the U.S. government in 2013 that showed how central his father was to bringing drug money back from the United States, as well as to shipping cocaine and heroin.
Vicente Zambada earlier said he was a DEA informant and critics allege that by snitching on rivals he helped cement the Sinaloa cartel's dominance.
Born into poverty, Ismael Zambada once said it was "stupidity" to suggest he might have enough wealth to feature in the Forbes billionaires list, like Guzman.
Still, part of Vicente's plea deal was an agreement to hand over $1.3 billion in assets. The U.S. government is seeking to confiscate another $2 billion of assets shared by Zambada, Guzman and other associates, according to an indictment unsealed in 2015.
In multiple indictments and statements, the U.S. government has created a picture of the elder Zambada as an astute businessmen, managing many of the cartel's financial operations.
HOMEBODY
While Guzman led the cartel into battle with rivals to expand its control of trafficking routes, Zambada is more closely associated with maintaining its core strength in Sinaloa state.
It is too early to say what impact Guzman's arrest will have on the Sinaloa cartel, and there are rumors that his eldest son Ivan could take over. But it was Zambada who kept things running when Guzman did his two previous stints in prison.
In an indictment unsealed in Illinois in September, Zambada and Guzman are named as the leaders of the cartel and accused of importing massive shipments of cocaine as well as heroin and methamphetamine into the United States.
Their alliance has been extraordinarily successful and their cartel has been the main winner of a drugs war that killed more than 100,000 people since 2007.
One faction of the cartel broke off until its leader was killed but, unlike other gangs, the Sinaloa cartel remains a relatively stable group.
"(It) is the only real cartel; it was established and keeps on operating as an association of businessmen," said Mazzitelli.
A map published last year by the Drug Enforcement Administration (www.dea.gov/docs/dir06515.pdf) is testimony to Sinaloa's success.
Apart from Texas and New Mexico, the whole of the United States, from New York to Los Angeles, is shown as being under the influence of the Sinaloa gang.
I know you're supposed to communicate, but for some reason that seems like way too much talking/yelling. Also the commander loved telling people enter, enter, go, go, go. Even after one of them got hit early in. Crazy though, there's gotta be a special kind of rush to want to do this. I'll stick to 6 speeds and horsepower!
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BarryHalls
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anyone got a link on where to watch that interview? i saw a clip on youtube and penn looks like hes scared shitless.
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stringer bell;8657077 said:
this deserved about 80 more LOLs
Sean Penn is a self-righteous asshole despite being a wifebeater that damn near OJ'd the shit outta Madonna, so i won't mind him wearing a tire full of gasoline around his neck.
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is that kate chick the one thats on that show where shes constantly running from the drug lords
