A drug kingpin
MEXICO (AP). _ One night in May 1990, in the moment of greatest splendor of illegal drugs into the United States, 20 agents of the Mexican Federal Police and a handful of agents of the U.S. Customs, following a track that had been broke into a residence in Agua Prieta, Mexico, stuck almost to the border with Arizona. Police! They shouted, gun in hand, before breaking the front door. The house was empty, but it felt that there were people living there, with dishes in the kitchen and toys in the garden. Agents are readily went to a game room with a bar and a pool table, which was on a cement structure three meters by three meters. and suddenly the floor and the table rose, as if it were a hydraulic platform of a machine shop, or something out of a James Bond movie. It appeared a metal nike air threa męskie ladder which descended agents, to find something surprising: Underneath the house there was an underground tunnel with light, air vents and floor rails to haul carts full of drugs. It had a length of 100 meters and flowed across the border in American territory. The level of sophistication was something never seen before in the war against the Mexican and Colombian cartels transporting tons of cocaine and marijuana to the United nike lunarglide 4 męskie States all years. A masterpiece, said retired customs agent Terry Kirkpatrick, who participated in the operation, remembering the tunnel, which was named Cocaine Alley or Cocaine Alley. (But) None of us thought this was going to be the future of drug smuggling, the former agent. Neither knew who was behind it, a guy called Shorty for his short stature of 1.70 meters, of humble origins and no formal education, who started as a producer of marijuana in small-scale and became the head of the cartel the world's strongest drug. The tunnel marked the beginning of a new era in drug trafficking, most modern and lethal: They were the beginning of the reign of El Chapo. The beginnings The architect of this modality was Joaquín Guzmán Loera, one of six children of a cattle course, officials, actually the main industry of the area, cultivation and smuggling of opium and marijuana was involved. De Guzman Loera child was abused by his father as Michael Vigil, a former Drug Enforcement Administration agent. However, without an education that would offer alternatives, Guzmán Loera followed in the footsteps of his father and was devoted to the drug trade. She began to cultivate marijuana independently, without the intervention of the father, with whom he maintained a cool relationship. It came suddenly, from one day to the morning, said Edward Heath, who led the DEA office in Mexico at the time he was killed Camarena.
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