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If this isn't a good reason to close the southern border, I don't know what it. Things are getting out of hand down there and it's only a matter of time before it spills over into the US. What the cartels are killing for is to keep pumping their murderous drugs into the US, and to keep smuggling illegals across the borders.
Sure, the story is being reported by rt.com, but ask yourself this: Why aren't our own news media telling us about this, especially when it's right across our own southern border?
"At least six people have been killed and many more injured amid the violent unrest, according to Mexican officials
The arrest of a notorious Mexican cartel boss has sparked mayhem in the western state of Sinaloa, with heavily armed criminal gangs engaging in firefights with the military as burning cars litter the streets of Culiacan. Civil unrest, looting, and even a prison riot have also erupted in the city, which now resembles a warzone.
The capture of Ovidio ‘El Raton’ Guzman-Lopez in a military raid on Thursday morning triggered clashes with the security forces, plunging the city of Culiacan – home to the Sinaloa drug cartel – into chaos.
The governor of Sinaloa state, Ruben Rocha Moya, has reported at least six deaths in the fighting so far, as well as 29 people wounded, including eight civilians and 21 police officers. He has urged citizens to shelter in place."
Sinaloa cartel unleashes chaos after leader’s arrest (VIDEOS)
Sure, the story is being reported by rt.com, but ask yourself this: Why aren't our own news media telling us about this, especially when it's right across our own southern border?
Sinaloa cartel unleashes chaos after leader’s arrest
"At least six people have been killed and many more injured amid the violent unrest, according to Mexican officials
The arrest of a notorious Mexican cartel boss has sparked mayhem in the western state of Sinaloa, with heavily armed criminal gangs engaging in firefights with the military as burning cars litter the streets of Culiacan. Civil unrest, looting, and even a prison riot have also erupted in the city, which now resembles a warzone.
The capture of Ovidio ‘El Raton’ Guzman-Lopez in a military raid on Thursday morning triggered clashes with the security forces, plunging the city of Culiacan – home to the Sinaloa drug cartel – into chaos.
The governor of Sinaloa state, Ruben Rocha Moya, has reported at least six deaths in the fighting so far, as well as 29 people wounded, including eight civilians and 21 police officers. He has urged citizens to shelter in place."
Sinaloa cartel unleashes chaos after leader’s arrest (VIDEOS)
