Mexican Senator Reportedly Arrested in San Diego for Alleged Cartel Crimes
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Cd. of Mexico.- Senator Enrique Inzunza denied that he had "any contact" with foreign authorities and said that he is in Sinaloa. The Sinaloan, accused of links with drug trafficking, ruled out having a lawyer managed details to become a protected witness, as has been speculated in recent days. "It is false what is published by means of the right wing about any contact with foreign authorities. Nor do I have nor will I hire lawyers. There is no …
JUST IN: U.S. Arrests Mexican Senator Linked To Sinaloa Cartel In Shocking Twist
The recent arrest of Mexican Senator Enrique Inzunza Cazárez in San Diego signals a significant escalation in efforts to confront political corruption linked to drug cartels. U.S. authorities have accused Inzunza and other officials of conspiring with the notorious Sinaloa Cartel, with allegations including narcotics importation and illegal possession of weaponry. This indictment, filed by the Southern District of New York, shines a light on the…
After the accusations made by the United States of ten officials and former officials of Sinaloa due to links with drug trafficking, tension has increased in the entity and in the Morena party. After the surrender of two defendants, there was a rumor that the Black senator, Enrique Inzunza, would also have been arrested. Faced with the information, on Sunday, May 17, he was the same Guinean politician who clarified his location and if he has bee…
Morena Senator denies versions of contact with U.S. authorities and claims to be in Sinaloa, where he says he has nothing to fear
Mexican Senator reportedly arrested in San Diego for alleged cartel crimes
SAN DIEGO (CNS) - A senator from Sinaloa, Mexico who was indicted lastmonth in New York on weapons and drug trafficking charges involving acartel was reportedly arrested in San Diego this weekend by the U.S. DrugEnforcement Administration.Enrique Inzunza Cazarez, 53, who is also the former Sinaloa secretary general, could face a maximum sentence of life in prison if convicted. He was indicted on charges including narcotics importation conspiracy…
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