BorderReporter: God’s Gonna Cut You Down
MexicoReporter | Jun 11, 2009 | Comments 3
MexicoReporter.com is going to be occasionally crossposting stories from BorderReporter.com, which is run by Michel Marizco. We’ll sometimes be collaborating with him to bring you stories from the border. Check out his site, which focuses on organized crime and immigration stories on the border.
THE BORDER REPORT
Is Caborca, Sonora, changing hands? If so, the latest would-be owners want everybody out, the narcos, the cops and the mayors of the Pinacate. And the new guys are backed by Macho Prieto, Mayo Zambada’s security chief.
What happened here last week was a sheer massacre, the carnage going far beyond what now passes for normal along the Mexican border.
The incident started with a mass kidnapping of four people in Plutarco Elias Calles, late Wednesday night. What happened next was pure Macho M.O., down to the matching cars, reminiscent of the Bazucaso de Obregón in early ‘05. On Thursday afternoon, a convoy of five Yukons stopped outside the state police substation, gunmen attacking the building with machine guns fired from the sunroofs. Nothing more than intimidation; only two hundred rounds and no serious injuries. The coup de grace came Friday when a Yukon blew past a federal checkpoint, headed north. The Policia Federal Preventiva chased the Yukon and found it abandoned on the side of road heading north to Sonoyta and the U.S. border. Inside the SUV, police found the bodies of eleven men, nine had been burned and chopped to pieces, the heads, arms and legs removed.
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hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahaha!!!!!! this is some funny shit man i wish people could experience what i have experience well its been crazy i was raise in la sierra and people ge udse to seing things like this everry day man just stop messing with our people an start putting all thoes cheap crack dealers in prision because the us. will never get there hands on GONZALO INZUNZA (EL MACHO PRIETO), MANUEL TORRES FELIX( EL M1 OR EL ONDEADO), EL MAYO , EL CHAPO, NACHITO CORONEL OR ANNY OF THIS FORMER CARTEL MEMBERS….! HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA…! THUST ME…!
FROM CULIACAN: EL NEGRO.
Could not agree more. Your opinion is great.
K SIGUAN BOLANDO CABEZAS!