Founder of the Drug Cartels in Mexico Sentenced to 35 Years Bui

 

Mexico City One of the founders of Los Zetas, a ruthless drug dealer cartel in Mexico, who was arrested some time ago has been sentenced. Jaime Gonzalez Duran was named man was sentenced to 35 years in prison.

This was conveyed by the local prosecutor was quoted as saying by CNN on Friday (03/16/2012). Gonzalez is the biggest arrests made ​​arrests on drug gangs that officials.

The judge in the state of Tamaulipas punish Gonzalez for organized crime and kidnapping that has been done. Penalty of 35 years had to bear. This is the third sentence of Gonzales because in 2010, two other courts disconnect 21 years and 16 years in prison.

Mexican federal police arrested Gonzalez in November 2008 in Reynosa, Tamaulipas. When arrested, Gonzales pocketed $ 150,000 cash and military grade weapons.

Previously, Gonzales was a bodyguard and hit man for the Gulf cartel leader. But then the Zetas who co-founded Gonzales broke away from the Gulf cartel and operates as its own cartel.

In court on Thursday (15/3) and then, three other people also undergo formal sentencing. Benito Gutierrez Pena and Anselmo Alonso Rivera, both of which are former police officers in the town of Guadalupe, Nuevo Leon state, was sentenced to 25 years for the kidnapping of four federal agents in 2007.

While a member of the cartel have been arrested, Javier Paez Arredondo, was sentenced to 10 years because it proved to participate in organized crime.

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