Arturo Beltran Leyva

Three men were found stangled to death Tuesday inside an SUV in the central Mexican city of Cuernavaca, the Morelos state Attorney General’s Office said. The victims were bound, gagged and blindfolded and the vehicle was parked in a residential neighborhood of Cuernavaca, a popular weekend destination for residents of Mexico City. Family members identified one of the dead as Diego Soriano and said he was the brother-in-law of another of the victims, a man they knew only as Oscar, the state AG...Read Full Story

Your request is being processed... Sergio Villareal Barragan Arrested: 'El Grande' Is Presumed Drug Kingpin E. EDUARDO CASTILLO In this photo released by Mexico's Navy, Navy marines arrest alleged drug kingpin Sergio Villarreal Barragan, alias 'El Grande,' center, in Puebla, Mexico, MEXICO CITY — Mexican marines captured Sergio Villarreal Barragan, a presumed leader of the embattled Beltran Leyva cartel and one of the country's most-wanted...Read Full Story

Sergio Villarreal Barragan Captured And Arrested It seems that there is constant activity coming from Mexico regarding the chaos in the country related to the Mexican Drug War. The Associated Press is reporting that durg cartel kingpin Sergio Villarreal Barragan was captured and arrested by Mexican Marines. Sergio Villarreal Barragan is thought to be the leader of the embattled Beltran Leyva cartel and one of the country’s most-wanted fugitives. Barragan was nabbed in a raid Sunday in the...Read Full Story

Mexico: drug capos now surrendering without fight AP – Marines escort alleged drug kingpin Sergio Villarreal Barragan, aka 'El Grande,' center, during his presentation … Slideshow:Mexico Drug War Play Video Terrorism Video:Flight 93 Families Gather In Shanksville KDKA Pittsburgh Play Video Terrorism Video:Surprise Homecoming For Marine On 9/11 Anniversary CBS 2 Chicago By MARK STEVENSON, Associated Press Writer Mark Stevenson MEXICO CITY – Mexico's capture of...Read Full Story

2 Mexico drug lords gave up without resistanceMEXICO CITY | Mexico's capture of two rival drug gang leaders in two weeks may mark a new trend in the country's drug war, an official said Monday: drug lords surrendering without a fight when surrounded.Drug lords — once notorious for dying in a blaze of bullets — have started surrendering, said Navy spokesman Rear Adm. Jose Luis Vergara. The capture of the rivals also may help allay suspicions that the government hits one gang while leaving its...Read Full Story