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This article was translated and reposted from EL OCCIDENTAL
They were part of La Resistencia-Zetas-Milenio
Roman Ortega / The Occidental
A District Judge sentenced three members of the extinct La Resistencia cartel to 60 and 43 years in prison, related to the death of 26 people, whose bodies were abandoned on November 24, 2011 in the Arcos de Milenio, in Guadalajara.
These are Joel Raul Aguilar, “El Moreno” and José de Jesús Ollarzabal de la Torres, “El Aba”, who were credited with their responsibility in the commission of the crimes of organized crime and kidnapping in the form of obtaining a ransom. , for which they received a sentence of 43 years and six months in prison and a fine of 749,553 pesos and 75 cents.
In the case of Luis “G”, he was found responsible for the crimes of organized crime, kidnapping in the form of obtaining a ransom, homicide, injuries, and qualified robbery, for which he must serve a sentence of 60 years in prison and a fine of 779 thousand 838 pesos and 75 cents.
According to the criminal case, these people were part of La Resistencia-Zetas-Milenio which operated in various parts of the metropolitan area of Guadalajara, and one of their criminal activities was the deprivation of liberty.
The three were arrested in different actions in March 2012.