AZMEX UPDATE 14 SEP 2018
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Thursday, September 13, 2018
Mexicali BC: Russian Run Fentanyl Lab Busted
Translated by Yaqui for Borderland Beat from: UniMexicali
http://www.borderlandbeat.com/2018/09/mexicali-bc-russian-run-fentanyl-lab.html#more
Extras from ZETA
What could be a historic discovery of an alleged laboratory for the production of synthetic heroin better known as fentanyl was detected in the San Marcos neighborhood by the State Preventive Police (PEP)
Anton Petrov Kulkini, 48 years old and of Russian origin, and Iván Arredondo Ramírez, 50, from Caborca, Sonora, were detained by agents of the State Preventive Police, in an address in the San Marcos neighborhood in Mexicali, It worked as a laboratory for the production of synthetic heroin, better known as fentanyl.
This action was the result of the tasks performed in at least six months of monitoring and intelligence work by the PEP, achieving the arrest of two subjects, Ivan "N", 50 years old, originally from Caborca, Sonora, and Anton "N", 48 years old, of Russian origin.
The subjects were arrested in possession of approximately 20,000 pills of synthetic heroin known as fentanyl which is 300 times more potent than the heroin of origin.
The laboratory is located on Avenida Paseo de la Rumorosa number 527, interior 12, of the aforementioned area. It is believed that the place is located machinery, materials and chemical precursors for the production of fentanyl.
Those arrested along with the drug were placed at the disposal of the Public Ministry of the Federal Jurisdiction who will be responsible for determining their legal status.
According to the part of the state corporation derived from the research work it was possible to identify the structure of the international organization behind this case, as well as the location of the laboratory located on Paseo de la Rumorosa avenue number 527, interior 12, of the aforementioned zone.
It is believed that the place has technology, machinery, materials and chemical precursors for the elaboration of the aforementioned drug, for which the PEP officials notified the facts to the federal authority and for security established a custody operation in the area waiting for the search warrant to be released.
The address marked with number 523, located on La Rumorosa Avenue, was surrounded by heavily armed federal and state agents, who closed the road and entered the building that managed to be located after several arrests and two months of investigation.
Federal Ministerial Police entered at around 5:30 p.m. in a place located on the second floor of the building. Elements of Expert Services arrived with special equipment before the possibility that there were chemicals harmful to health.
After inspecting the area, the safe entry was considered and they detected a huge amount of fentanyl pills, in addition to other chemicals that are presumed to be synthetic drugs.
This Monday, the search warrant was authorized, when federal police were able to confirm what was inside the building.
Borderland Beat Reporter Yaqui
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Border Patrol agents arrest convicted child sex offender
By: Elly Morillo
Posted: Sep 14, 2018 07:27 AM MST
Updated: Sep 14, 2018 07:41 AM MST
https://www.kyma.com/news/border-patrol-agents-arrest-convicted-child-sex-offender/794954672
Border Patrol arrest convicted sex offender
YUMA, Ariz. - Agents at the Blythe Station arrested two Mexican nationals during an immigration stop on Interstate 40 and later learned one man was previously convicted of a sex offense against a child Monday night, according to Yuma Sector Border Patrol.
At around 10:15 p.m., agents stopped a westbound Nissan Altima occupied by two brothers, ages 39 and 35, and both illegally present in the United States.
Agents arrested the men and transported them to the Blythe Station for further processing.
Record checks found that the passenger, Jose Flores-Oviedo, had multiple felony convictions that include a sex offense against a child (fondling) in 2002 in Sandusky, Ohio; as well as domestic violence out of Madera, California, in 2004.
Flores-Oviedo was also convicted for assault with a deadly weapon, causing "Great Bodily Injury" to a firefighter in San Francisco in 2010, for which he spent four years in prison.
Flores stated that he and his brother, who currently resided in Madera, were traveling back to California after a weekend stay in Las Vegas.
Both are being processed for removal proceedings.
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7.5 years in prison for man who sexually abused girl
Nogales International Sep 14, 2018 Updated 7 hrs ago
https://www.nogalesinternational.com/news/years-in-prison-for-man-who-sexually-abused-girl/article_a53f69a8-b7a8-11e8-ab30-abb7ac097c7a.html
A 50-year-old local man who was accused of sexually abusing a young girl was sentenced to 7.5 years in prison followed by a lifetime of supervised probation.
Albert Bermudez was sentenced Aug. 27 by Judge Thomas Fink of Santa Cruz County Superior Court after he was convicted of sexual abuse, a Class 3 felony, and child molestation, a Class 2 felony. Bermudez pleaded "no contest" to the charges, which has the same legal effect as a guilty plea.
The judge gave Bermudez credit for 119 days served prior to his sentencing.
On March 3, 2014, the victim's mother reported that her then 11-year-old daughter came forward about the abuse, stating that it began when she was 8 or 9 years old and continued on more than five occasions until October 2013, according to the pre-sentence report.
The victim's mother added that Bermudez was incarcerated at a federal prison in Mexico on February 11, 2014 for attempting to cross a high-powered rifle into Mexico, and she believed her daughter had found the courage to come forward because Bermudez was safely behind bars.
Bermudez was released from Mexican prison in March 2018, according to the pre-sentence report, and was apprehended for other warrants in Pima County on April 23, 2018.
Bermudez told a probation officer during his pre-sentence interview that violent incidents in the Mexican prison caused him to suffer memory loss, and so he didn't recall ever abusing the victim.
"I don't remember anything. It feels like a dream, like I lost my life," he reportedly said.
However, the report writer noted that Bermudez had no issues with responding other questions about his personal life.
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Telemundo
Federal police and Military Arrive in Baja California
Posted: Sep 13, 2018 05:32 PM MST
Updated: Sep 13, 2018 06:19 PM MST
https://www.kyma.com/telemundo/llegan-federales-y-militares-a-baja-california/794643595
Federales and Military Arrive in Baja California
Mexicali., B.C - It is the beginning of remembering the heroes that were part of the history of the independence of Mexico. It is the commemoration of the six hero children who, being military cadets, gave life to their country in Chapultepec Castle, a symbolic act of the Mexicans who fought to defend the homeland. This Thursday the mournful anniversary took place in the park heroes of Chapultepec in Mexicali.
Authorities of the 3 levels of government remembered the 6 heroes who gave their lives for freedom, justice and security of the country. After the celebration, the governor of Baja California, Francisco Vega, informed that he will continue working so that the State is free and safe when mentioning that security was reinforced throughout the Baja California territory with the arrival of federal and military agents in order to combat the delinquency in the entity. He indicated that among other actions will attack the problem of irregular cars that circulate in the city, known as "chocolate cars".
The Attorney General in Baja California said that so far this year there have been 111 violent homicides in Mexicali. He explained that work is being done in coordination with federal agents recently arrived in Baja California to implement strategic plans against insecurity.
It is estimated that there are about 140 federal agents and an indefinite number of elements of the Navy and the Secretary of National Defense who will be working in conjunction with the police forces in Baja California.
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US delivery to Mexico to 47 defendants accused of federal crimes
Details Published on Friday September 14, 2018,
Written by Special
http://www.eldiariodesonora.com.mx/notas.php?nota=118171
CDMX
The Mexican government, meanwhile, gave the US authorities four.
The Government of the United States handed over to the Attorney General's Office (PGR), 47 Mexicans sentenced, including a woman, for being criminally responsible for crimes against health; two of them also had sentences for money laundering and two others for possession of a firearm.
During the delivery of persons, the Mexican government also handed over four US prisoners, three of them responsible for crimes against health and one for robbery.
The PGR reported that the reception delivery was carried out in compliance with the constitutional norms and the bilateral treaty.
Once in national territory, the nationals were transferred to a penitentiary center in our country to carry out their social reintegration, as established by law.
"The international transfer of a convicted person seeks, with the express consent of the inmate, as an indispensable requirement, that he be transferred to his country of origin in compliance with a benefit and a human right protected and safeguarded by our Magna Carta," the PGR.
The PGR explained that the international transfer of sentenced persons is a procedure that does not require the hiring of a private attorney or specialist in the matter, since the General Directorate of International Procedures of the Legal and International Affairs Deputy Attorney General, in coordination with the consulates of Mexico advises, informs and follows up on these requests for free.
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