Fake Cartel Boss Arrested For Instigating Crimes on Facebook

  
A Mexican man who pretended to be a drug cartel member on Facebook could spend six months in jail on charges of instigating crimes.

Martin Juarez Campos, a 24-year-old man arrested Saturday, claimed to be a member of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel on his Facebook page, The Costa Rica Star reported.

Campos posted threatening messages and photos and videos of armed men and luxury cars, according to a news release from the Jalisco state attorney general’s office.

The 24-year-old man last uploaded a video of him opening a gift-wrapped box containing a gold-plated pistol with encrusted diamonds, the Star reported. He thanked “El Mencho,” the nickname of the cartel’s leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes.

After his arrest, investigators determined that Campos had no ties to drug cartels or its members and posted the photos and videos to his Facebook profile for fun.

The newspaper reported that investigators discovered Campos is a forklift operator who lived in Guadalajara.

Campos is being held in the Puente Grande prison facility in Jalisco, according to the Star.
Source | My San Antonio 

El Chapo Has A $100 Million Bounty On Donald Trump

Personally, I don’t know whether or not to believe this story.

El Chapo is probably the most wanted man on Earth right now, I doubt if Donald Trump’s ignorant & hypocritical statements to the media are on the forefront of his list of concerns. 



However, I have full confidence in El Chapo’s ability to “get at” the Donald if he really wanted to. He is only perhaps the cartel’s most ruthless & powerful boss. 
  
Unconfirmed reports resurfaced Tuesday that escaped Mexican drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán allegedly upped his campaign against Donald Trump recently by putting a $100 million bounty on the American billionaire’s head. 

El Chapo, who’s been on the run since escaping from prison in July, reportedly told inmates before he fled that he was offended by Trump’s comments insulting Mexican immigrants, according to Telesur.

“He was mad. He wants Donald Trump dead and will pay any amount of money if meant he could have Donald Trump’s head,” an anonymous inmate told Most Extreme News, which has a reputation as a satirical news site.

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26 lbs Of Weed Falls From The Sky Into Family’s Carport 

  

Via The Associated Press– Maya Donnelly awoke to what sounded like thunder in the early morning hours, but dismissed it as a typical monsoon storm and went back to sleep.

Later that morning, she looked in the carport at her home in Nogales, near the U.S.-Mexico border, and saw pieces of wood on the ground. She found a bulky bundle wrapped in black plastic.

Inside was roughly 26 pounds of marijuana — a package that authorities say was worth $10,000 and likely was dropped there accidentally by a drug smuggler’s aircraft.

“It’s all right on top of our dog’s house,” Donnelly said of the Sept. 8 incident, which was first reported by the Nogales International newspaper. “It just made a perfectly round hole through our carport.”

Living near the border, Donnelly said she assumed the object was drugs. She immediately called her husband, Bill, who told her to call 911.

The couple said officers who responded told them an ultralight aircraft smuggling marijuana from Mexico had probably let part of its load go early by accident before dropping the rest farther north, the newspaper reported.

Nogales Police Chief Derek Arnson said it’s the first time in his three-year tenure that he’s ever seen a load of drugs hit a building.

“Someone definitely made a mistake, and who knows what the outcome of that mistake might be for them,” Arnson said.

Police are trying to determine whether the bundle was transported by an aircraft or a pilotless drone. Such runs usually occur at night.

Maya Donnelly said she thinks it’s unlikely someone will come looking for the drugs, which are now in police custody. Arnson agreed but said police have boosted patrols in the Donnellys neighborhood for now.

The family will have to pay the estimated $500 in repairs, as well as pay for a new home for their German Shepherd, Hulk. But the scenario could have been much worse for the couple and their three teenage daughters.

“Where it landed was clear on the other side of the house from the bedrooms,” Maya Donnelly said. “We were lucky in that sense.”

Friends and family also have gotten a laugh. Several joked that the couple could have profited from the surprise package.

“That’s what everybody says: ‘Why did you call 911?'” Maya Donnelly said. “But how can you have a clear conscience, right? We could have made lots of home repairs with that.”