Mexican troops have captured one of the country’s most wanted drug gang leaders.
Mario Ramirez Trevino shown in this photograph, known as X-20 or “The Bald one” is said to be the head of the cocaine and marijuana smuggling Gulf Cartel.
According to the spokesperson of the Mexican government security office, Eduardo Sanchez, Ramirez is considered to be one of those highly responsible for the violence generating in Tamaulipas. He’s been characterized for his use of extreme violence and he is most likely responsible for ordering attacks with weapons and explosives against police installations causing the deaths of a number of elements (policemen) and he has also been shown to be the intellectual author of various kidnappings, particularly two in the state of Veracruz.
Washington believes Ramirez’s cartel controls most of the cocaine and marijuana trafficking from Mexico to the US and offered a five billion dollar reward for information leading to his arrest
Mario Ramirez Trevino shown in this photograph, known as X-20 or “The Bald one” is said to be the head of the cocaine and marijuana smuggling Gulf Cartel.
According to the spokesperson of the Mexican government security office, Eduardo Sanchez, Ramirez is considered to be one of those highly responsible for the violence generating in Tamaulipas. He’s been characterized for his use of extreme violence and he is most likely responsible for ordering attacks with weapons and explosives against police installations causing the deaths of a number of elements (policemen) and he has also been shown to be the intellectual author of various kidnappings, particularly two in the state of Veracruz.
Washington believes Ramirez’s cartel controls most of the cocaine and marijuana trafficking from Mexico to the US and offered a five billion dollar reward for information leading to his arrest
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