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Hector Beltran Leyva captured

Posted: 01 Oct 2014 07:50 PM PDT

Chivis Martinez Borderland Beat



Hector Beltran Leyva was captured  today during a federal military operation.

He is leader of the Beltrán Leyva Cartel. He is the brother of Arturo Beltrán Leyva.  Hector is 49 years old. 

There was a 5 Million dollar reward offered by the US for information leading to his capture, and Mexico's offer was  30 Million pesos. (2.5usd)

Beltran had alliances both with the Juarez Cartel and Los Zetas.

News Conference-Confirmed:
PGR reported that Hector Beltran  was captured today in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, where he lived  posing as a businessman dedicated to Real Estate the buying and selling of art.

The premier leader of BLO was arrested at a seafood restaurant , in a military operation, without a single shot being fired.

The capo  was captured as part of the operation called "Hotel",  in the investigation for the operation it was discovered that Beltran  lived in SMA.

The PGR chief said at the conference that Beltran Leyva was arrested along with Germán Goyenechea Ortega, who authorities say served as its chief financial officer. 

According to the official, "H" was responsible for the movement of cocaine from Central and South America,  to The United States and Europe . 

Also learned during the investigation that was data and evidence was recently gained,  indicating the alliances of BLO with other organized crime groups and that they had  expanded their business of synthetic drug.

Beltran took over the leadership role after the December 16th, 2009 death of Arturo Beltran Leyva, "El Barbas".

DNA is being conducted to 100% confirm the capture of the capo.

High Ranking Caballeros Templarios Member "La Morsa" Arrested

Posted: 01 Oct 2014 04:57 PM PDT



On Tuesday, September 30, Pablo Magaña Serrato, who uses aliases"La Morsa", "Tritón", and "M5", was arrested in the municipality of La Unión, Guerrero, along with eleven other individuals. A military patrol in the town of Lagunillas, located 12 miles from Zihuatanejo, passed a convey of suspicious vehicles and ordered them to halt. Upon stopping, the individuals claimed to be members of a self defense group.

"La Morsa" is reported to be a high ranking member of Los Caballeros Templarios and a close associate of Servando "La Tuta" Gómez Martínez. His center of operations was in the city of Zitácuaro Michoacan, where he was head of plaza for La Familia Michoacana up until 2010. Following the arrest of José "Don Gato" Hilario López in April 2010, he began to rise in prominence in the organization that would later become Los Caballeros Templarios.

He was sought for his alleged involvement in the attack against the Federal Police in Zitácuaro in July 2009, the killing of six federal agents on November 16, 2009, and the death of twelve federal police officers on June 14, 2010. A reward of three million pesos for information leading to his arrest has been offered by the Mexican government.

It is worth noting that the area in which he was arrested is under the control of Alberto "El Gavilán" Bravo Barragan, a former member of Los Caballeros Templarios and his subordinate Adrian "El Tigre" Reyes Cadena, who is head of the Zihuatanejo plaza. They are said to now work for the Cártelde JaliscoNueva Generación affiliated group Fuerza Guerrerense and apparently are associates of Los Viagras as well. While no reports have said so, I would not be surprised if it turns out that "La Morsa" is no longer a member of Los Caballeros Templarios due to this circumstantial evidence.

3 Metros Killed in Reynosa including "Commander Polimenso", maybe

Posted: 01 Oct 2014 07:15 PM PDT

Chivis Martinez Borderland Beat

UPDATE: VXT is reporting that Polimenso, did not die, that he was injured and is in serious condition.  He is under arrest while being hospitalized. 
The Attorney General of Justice of Tamaulipas,  reported that in the town of Reynosa, three armed men lost their lives after assaulting soldiers, the confrontation was recorded shortly after 04:00. 

The conflict transpired on Hidalgo boulevard, boulevard near Mil Cumbres and Avenida El Pasito, where armed civilians who were traveling in in a late model Tahoe SUV, encountered Mexican Army soldiers performing tours of surveillance. Realizing the presence of the soldiers, the gunmen opened fire as they attempted to flee, but the driver of the Tahoe lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a lamppost.  

The gunmen were members of  Los Metros, an enforcer group of CDG (Golfo Cartel), including José Ismael Mendoza Falcón, alias "Polimenso" or "Metro 60".   Mendoza did not die at the scene and was transferred to a nearby hospital for medical care where he succumbed to his injuries. He had sustained 5 bullet impacts.

The other metros died at the scene of the confrontation.

A photo of a gold handgun made the rounds of social media as belonging to Mendoza, and reported as being seized by authorities at the scene.

 


Source: VXT and  Facebook
Big thanks to "A.C."
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