Facing El Chapo on Netflix: Two Cops, One Stolen Car, and the Bribe They Refused
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Starring Alfonso Herrera and Noé Hernández, La capacitación en la plataforma Netflix, where the couple of actors interpret two federal police officers who, during a patrol in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, find themselves in a fortuitous way the most wanted criminal in the world: El Chapo Guzmán, a matter that deserves their full attention, since the drug trafficker offers a bribe of 15 million pesos to each for letting him free or handing him over, with …
The cops who are represented in ‘La Capacitación’, Netflix’s new tape, did exist and were responsible for holding ‘El Chapo’ in a hotel.
Facing El Chapo review: Netflix crime drama focuses not on Mexican drug lord, but cops who held him
Drug lord and mafioso Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera, better known as “El Chapo” (or ‘Shorty’), because of his short stature, was a man who operated at high stakes. The most wanted man in Mexico and the head honcho of the crime syndicate the Sinaloa Cartel, he is dreaded and revered in equal measure. For years he defied law enforcement agencies, attacked his enemies and marketed drugs, becoming one of the undisputed kingpins of the underworld. …
Netflix's 'Facing El Chapo' Release Time, Trailer, and Everything Else About the True Story Behind It
A brand new Mexican crime thriller is about to take over Netflix watchlists everywhere. ‘Facing El Chapo’ officially premieres on the streamer today, and it is already generating buzz among fans of gritty, real-world crime dramas. The film promises the kind of tense, edge-of-your-seat storytelling that fans of ‘Narcos’ and the ‘Sicario’ franchise have come... The post Netflix’s ‘Facing El Chapo’ Release Time, Trailer, and Everything Else About t…
The film, which arrives on Netflix this August 21, tells the true story of the police officers who risked everything to do the right thing in the operation that led to the final capture of Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán.
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