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Six Mexican criminals sought in Southmost murder
valleycentral. ^ | 02.25.2014 | Action 4 News Staff

Posted on 02/25/2014 3:32:06 PM PST by moonshinner_09

Six men believed to be members of a Mexican criminal organization have all been identified as suspects in a murder that took place in the Southmost area of Brownsville.

Juan Manuel Ocanas-Barrientos was shot and killed while driving on the 3400 block of Clavel Street back on January 11th.

Authorities arrested 30-year-old Felipe Alvaro Cabrera for his role in the crime one month later.

But an investigation revealed that he did not act alone.

Brownsville police reported six more suspects have been identified as:

• Javier Garza Medrano, 37 • Jose Luis Ibarra Morales, 30 • Edgar Javier Tafoya Robles, 24 • Abraham Alegria Ruiz, 27 • Diego Armando Segovia Rivera, 25 • Christian Omar Camero, 29

Brownsville police detectives worked with U.S. Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agents and learned the six are all part of transnational criminal organization.

Investigators did not name the organization but revealed that the victim was at a place that is known for drug activity and was mistaken for someone else.

All six men are Mexican nationals and believed to be in Mexico.

(Excerpt) Read more at valleycentral.com ...


TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Mexico; News/Current Events; US: Texas
KEYWORDS: aliens; immigration; mexico; texas

1 posted on 02/25/2014 3:32:06 PM PST by moonshinner_09
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To: moonshinner_09; Liz

Making that lot DREAMers will make it alright...


2 posted on 02/25/2014 3:35:19 PM PST by Tennessee Nana
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To: Tennessee Nana
Looks like a Toyota, a Riviera and a Camero were involved. Just some hard working Mexicans who are trying to support their families doing work Americans won't do. Drug dealing, murder, rape and robbery are on obama’s list of jobs created and saved.
3 posted on 02/25/2014 5:38:16 PM PST by peeps36 (I'm Not A Racist, I Hate Douchebags of All Colors)
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To: peeps36; no-to-illegals; Tennessee Nana; AuntB; Grampa Dave; GOPJ; sickoflibs
Just a few more hard working, "impoverished" Mexicans who strolled over the border "for a better life." Now using multiple identities to ride the US gravy train, driving racy American cars. Just trying to support their families doing work Americans won't do...... dealing drugs, murdering, raping, robbing .......

Let's all give thanks to Obama for saving, and creating, more jobs that are making our country strong and our economy prosper (/sarc).

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Vicious Mexican gangs and drug cartels are said to operate freely across the border in Austin---the Texas state capital---right under the noses of pols and L/E.

REFERENCE-- 'It’s like a job fair in here:' Mexican cartels tap US prisons to get ‘criminal talent’ ....
Daily Mail ^ | 9 June 2013 / FR Posted by Fractal Trader

Resourceful Mexican drug cartels are recruiting convicts in US prisons to work for them as as drug runners, assassins and enforcers when they are released.

One US prisoner who is nearing the end of a 10-year sentence said he was approached by Mexican drug gangs who wanted to give him 20kilograms of cocaine to sell when he got out - worth nearly half a million dollars on the street.

The US prisoner said the Mexican drug gangs are beginning to see American prisons as a 'job fair' that can supply an endless stream of talent in the United States as prisoners are released back into society.

A federal incitement recently revealed that the federal prison at Forrest City, Arkansas, was being used as a recruitment center for the Gulf Cartel 'The conditions are perfect right now for the cartels,' the prison inmate told the Daily Beast. 'They have a pool of captivated untapped talent and ready-made resources which they can access in our prisons. I'm telling you, it’s like a job fair in here.'

Last month, the FBI indicted 16 members of the Gulf Cartel for bringing more than 100kilograms of cocaine into northern Arkansas, alleging the Mexican crime syndicate recruited numerous drug runners from the Federal Correctional Complex at Forrest City. The recruits were hired to distribute the cocaine for the cartel after they were released from prison. (Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...

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No question, Mexican federales are facilitating this. The palabra is out----the Mexican border is the staging area for global terrorists, the criminal latino uderworld, Third World lowlifes, drug cartels, savage latinos, and the like....come to Mexico to crossover into the US. It's open season to conduct dirty deeds.

4 posted on 02/26/2014 5:25:02 AM PST by Liz
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To: Liz
It's open season to conduct dirty deeds.

First and foremost, Liz, Thank You for all the pings. Secondly and regrettably any credible LEO will say with true conviction that they are only able to work on the tip of iceberg in their efforts to chip away to the underneath. LE is discouraged is my best estimation. The world is not the same as was, as you and anyone paying attention knows. Took awhile for the iceberg to appear to the divers but presently the divers know the size and scope and realize their picks for chipping away the iceberg are nearly useless.

5 posted on 02/26/2014 5:51:37 AM PST by no-to-illegals (Scrutinize our government and Secure the Blessing of Freedom and Justice)
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