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Luis ChaparroVice |
A cartel has killed at least six cops in Tijuana after local police officers stole a large cocaine cargo from a stash house.
Members of Mexico's cartels are piggy-backing on technology used by local governments, sources told VICE News.
Consuelo Loera Pérez, who was 95, died over the weekend at a local hospital in Sinaloa, Mexico.
"We basically had no choice but to die fighting or die from hunger," residents in Mexico told VICE News.
"I’m living la vida loca,” drug-trafficker Pavel "Icecobar" N. allegedly wrote before his capture.
EXCLUSIVE: VICE News spoke to the former member of the Sinaloa Cartel elite, now in witness protection after serving 5 years in U.S. custody.
Jesús ‘El Rey’ Zambada was just released from prison last year after being arrested in 2008.
The 23-year-old woman was laughing in the video before her boyfriend shot her, police said.
The CJNG cartel has created the Lime Special Forces armed group to extort local farmers, according to reports.
It's not the first time law enforcement has used excessive force against migrants in Mexico.
One smuggler told VICE News that moving people through the U.S-Mexico border into into the United States is now more profitable than moving cocaine.
The youngest of "Los Chapitos" has now joined his father in the U.S penitentiary system following his extradition from Mexico on Sept15.
The body of Luis Javier Benítez Espinoza, known as “El Fourteen,” was found outside a local hospital days after he was added to the most wanted...
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