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CDG and its Different Factions Posted: 17 Feb 2015 03:03 PM PST Translated for Borderland Beat from a Valor por Tamaulipas article by Otis B Fly-Wheel The CDG and its distinct active factions. CDG group operatives. Group Lacoste Dragones - take order from "La Sheyla", D70, D80 and D36 they dispute Tampico against Los Fresitas Nitros - Operative group under orders of Commander Many, Nitro 22 and Nitro 8 in San Fernando Bravos - Operative group under orders of Kaliman 24, and Kaliman 17 in Tampico. Panteras - Operative group and the most trusted of Mario Pelon X 20, commanders pantera 11 Juan Perros Jr, pantera 12 Commander Aleman, pantera 16 Jefe Viento, pantera 53 Whica. Jaguares - Group under the orders of X 20, halcones in Rio Bravo, and personal bodyguards. Alphas - Operative group in Matamoros, some Alfas work with Los Ciclones. Jimmys - Like the name says the commanding founder and free boss of operations in Altamira Jimmy or El Paisano, his second in command is El Chive, together with J18 El Chiskis and J15. Metros - One of the first trusted group of Osiel, noted members include Don Goyo "El M2", Samuel Flores M3 of Reynosa, M4 Hector Delgado Santiago, the second generation of noted members include, M32 Salinas, M103 Panochas, M70 Panillo, M24 El Simple or Wero Cumbias, M88 Manuelito, M20 El Tampico, M 60 Polimenso, M23 El Gato. X Gente - with the trust of Costilla (El Coss), noted are X2 commander Rayo, X20 Mario Pelon, X56 la Chabela ( brother of Jimmy ), X15 Commander Guerra, X5, X81 Many, X70, X29. Tigres - Operative group under orders of El Tigre ( Kaliman 12 ) in Tampico, Tigre 19 Kalimanes - Operative group with the trust of commander Sierra in the south zone, notables are K14, and K12 Fresitas - Operative group under orders of El Chive (J2). XW - People of commander XW or El Wicha Ceros - Support group operationally under command of commander Cortez C1 and C2 Jnr Cortez, who is now dead. Sierra - Immediate reaction force under commander Sierra in Tampico Ciclones - Under the command of Ciclone 7 in Matamoros, and his commander/founder JR or 900, C70 L - This group was under orders of El Karis, hermano of Don Goyo M2, noted in this group are L98 Juan Carrizalez. Original article in Spanish at Valor por Tamaulipas Link to BB reporter Itzli in depth article on CDG

Mexican drug cartels recruit thousands of students in Texas to traffic drugs and arms Posted: 17 Feb 2015 12:00 PM PST Translated for Borderland Beat from a Sinembargo article by Otis B Fly-Wheel The Mexican drug cartels have managed to recruit thousands of youngsters, in primary, secondary and preparatory schools in Texas, to form gangs under their control, in order to strengthen the flow of narcotic drugs to all of the United States. This is clear from a National Gang Report from 2014, released by the Department of Public Safety for the State. In Texas there are about 100,000 Gang members and in El Paso approximately 5,600, distributed among 307 criminal organisations, according to information. In accordance with the document "Texas Gang Threat Assessment", the Cartels of Sinaloa, Juarez, del Golfo, and Los Zetas, recruit students using the internet and prisoners to become involved in illicit activities. The gang members, who are supporting any of the Cartels, receive orders to locate children, who accept money, fame, women and drugs in exchange for activities related to drug trafficking, human trafficking or sexual trafficking. According to information in the report, the ease of recruitment is great, because when one of these youngsters are detained, they can easily be replaced, and will continue to bolster gang numbers inside prison, once convicted. In the document, they identify the Barrio Azteca gang, La Hermandad de Pistoleros Latinos, and the Latin Kings, that serve the Juarez Cartel, headed by Vincente Carillo Fuentes until his detention on 9th October 2014. In the case of the Sinaloa Cartel, the report identifies Tango Blast, Latin Kings, the Mexican Mafia and Los Surenos 13. The last in the list are considered the second most dangerous organisation in El Paso. The number one spot being attributed to Barrio Azteca. Once students are recruited, they are put to work carrying out the following activities, sale of drugs, sale of weapons, collection of money, transit of drugs, murder, extortion, kidnapping or theft of vehicles, later to be sent to Juarez and used in violent crimes. A unique series of events positioned the Sureno 13 gang as one of the most viable criminal gangs in El Paso, Texas. A review of events leading up to this, identifies three reasons how a gang based in California, is now one of the most influential in El Paso, and the implications for Texas in the future, said the text. Adding that this movement had been a process over years, and that already members of said organisation has had time to relocate to other locations. As well as the gangs mentioned, others exist in different states of the country, and also have relations with Mexican Cartels. Among them are Barrio Locos 13, Vista Home Boys, United Blood Nation, Brown Pride, Border Brothers, East Side Bloods, East Side Locos, Gangster Crips, and others. One of the most important detentions of gang members in El Paso, happened last year, where authorities of the DEA, FBI and other diverse agencies, achieved the capture of 35, the majority of which were members of Barrio Azteca, who had formed a Bi-National network of heroin traffickers. The members of this gang, known only as "Aztecas" in Juarez, were accused of racketeering under the RICO act. Diverse Crimes The report states that the gangs operate under the arm of the Mexican Cartels, they have been instructed to expand their illegal activities to include sexual trafficking and illegal alien smuggling. The gangs most involved in these types of crimes are, Tango Blast, the Mexican Mafia, the Bloods, the Crips, and Barrio Azteca. Some of these groups of organised criminals in Texas, regularly support the operations of the Cartels in human contraband, facilitating the transport of groups of illegal aliens, to cross the frontier between Juarez and El Paso. One of the cases revealed the participation of members of the organised crime group of Charles Marquez alias "El Puerkote" the leader of a sexual trafficking network in El Paso. Marquez was arrested in 2012 and declared himself innocent, but was found culpable of seven charges that included sexual trafficking of minors, conspiracy to force or seduce undocumented immigrants to engage in sexual activities, as well as importation of illegal immigrants. The prosecution said that Marquez recruited the women, through classified ads in Juarez Newspapers, who were then forced into prostitution with customers in hotels in the city and state of New Mexico. Also it was said of Marquez that he the women including minors that he recruited, were kidnapped  with ransom demands of £200 per person. Original article in Spanish at Sinembargo

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