“Sol Prendido” for Borderland Beat
Several gunmen from the Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel, lead by José Antonio Yépez Ortiz aka El Marro, appear on film during the dead of night.
The enforcer on the left is wearing what appears to be the distinguishable Freedom Eagle trucker cap made by the Goorin Brothers hat makers.
In addition, his counterpart next to him is donning headgear similar in nature. But the animal on the patch isn’t as clearly seen.
A partially nude woman is also present among the three male assassins. Her short interrogation will reveal an alleged nexus between local municipal policemen and members from the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
Her actual death isn’t shown within this broadcast. Nonetheless, confirmation was made that she was shot to death afterwards.
Interrogator: What’s your name?
Captive: Laura Karen Rodriguez Moreno.
Interrogator: Where do you live?
Captive: In the Virreyes neighborhood on 404 Calle 30 de Septiembre. I work for the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. And we’re being supported by the municipal police of Salamanca.
Interrogator: How much material are you being provided with?
Captive: 30 pieces.
Interrogator: Who supplied you?
Captive: Two young men on a motorcycle.
Interrogator: What are their names?
Captive: Valentino and Quique.
Interrogator: How often are you provided with material?
Captive: Every time we run out.
Interrogator: When do you run out?
Captive: Every third day.
Interrogator: How much are you paid for…
Captive: 20 pesos for every piece sold.
Interrogator: How long have you been working in this?
Captive: I’m going on 6 months.
Interrogator: This goes out to all of those skinny Jalisca bitches. We’re coming after everyone of you guys.
Sicario #2: We are the absolute mob of El Marro.
Sicario #3: We are the fucking absolute mob of El Marro.
