On the narco’s payroll too there were other officialsÁvila also reminded the Secretary of Public Security of Moreloswhich appeared with the alias the one with the horns.
In the same way, Israel Ávila, as commented The big onesaid that the capture of The king Zambada was an action in which they were involved policemen Y members of the Beltrán Leyva They posed as police officers.
Ávila also confessed that through a Excel filein which the accounting of the Beltrán Leyvasaw that García Luna was on the narco’s payroll, who was given the nicknames of Machine gun either the stutterer.
According to his confession, those in charge of giving the bribes were The king zambada Y Arturo Beltran Leyva.
The mysterious Harley Davidson that “El Barbas” gave to García Luna, according to “El Grande”
Sergio Villarreal assured that the former Secretary of Security received bribes from organized crime, mostly through cash
The first witness against the former Secretary of Security was Sergio Villarreal, aka The big one and during his testimony he pointed out that Genaro García Luna did receive bribes from the Sinaloa Cartel, he even said that on one occasion he even accepted a bribe special edition vehicle by Arturo Beltrán Leyvaalias The Beards.
The witness said that he realized who he was working with when in one of the houses someone was killedon that occasion the Pineda Villa brothers told him that they were not policemen, but rather members of the Sinaloa Cartel.
In addition, the brothers, identified as the erased Y the MPthey asked him to continue working with them.
“Neither you nor we work for García Luna. he works for us”, commented the MPaccording to the statement of Israel Ávila.
A new witness came forward, this is Israel Avilawho served as accountant or real estate agent Sinaloa cartelHis work consisted of buying or renting houses from drug traffickers.
He also commented that he thought the addresses were for members of the AFIsince the people with whom he had contact used vehicles, plates and uniforms of said institution.
García Luna’s legal defense questioned Arellano about what he thought about the former official reaching high security positions without having a career in the Police. They explicitly asked if he felt “jealous” for this, but the witness denied it.
The former federal police officer indicated that in 2010 he decided to leave his post at the AICM, for which he was transferred to an investigation unit in Monterrey, Nuevo León, which had been created by Luis Cardenas Palomino.
Raúl Arellano commented that another of the keys among special agents of the Federal Police was the arrival or departure of “suitcases with 79 and 40″. The first referred to drugs and the second to money.
The peculiar code used by the Federal Police in the time of Genaro García Luna to allow drug trafficking in the AICM
This Tuesday, Raúl Arellano Aguilera, a former federal police officer who worked in the main air port of the Mexican capital during the six-year term of Felipe Calderón, was summoned to appear as a witness at the Brooklyn Court.
One week after the start of the judgment of Genaro Garcia Luna In the United States, on the bench of the Eastern District Court of New York, a series of witnesses continue to parade who, summoned by the prosecution, have offered their testimony on the alleged participation that the former Secretary of Public Safety had in cooperating with the Cartel of Sinaloa in drug trafficking.
Although until now Arellano has not mentioned direct links with García Luna, he indicated that on several occasions Oscar Moreno -head of airports of the Federal Police- met at the AICM with senior officials of said corporation to allegedly receive money.
He recounted that in 2007, the manager of the Toluca Airport was going to enter Moreno’s office, but collided with a colleague and dropped a suitcase full of dollars.
It should be remembered that in 2021, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador requested the Tax Administration Service (SAT) to open a investigation against Moreno Villatorodue to his ties to García Luna.
The former federal police officer indicated that every couple of weeks an order was given by radio identified as “45 by 35”, under which reviews and inspections at the airport were suspended for a certain time. During that time, several agents suddenly “disappeared,” according to Arellano Aguilera.
These indications supposedly coincided with the arrival of flights from South America, as well as with departures to Europe and the United States.
Why they implicated Guillermo Galván, Calderón’s former Defense Secretary, in the trial against García Luna
Despite the fact that Óscar Nava Valencia fell into contradictions during his appearance in the Brooklyn Court, he mentioned the former head of the Sedena
The judgment of Genaro Garcia Luna in the Federal Court for the Eastern District of New York resumed after a brief pause. During the intervention of one of the witnesses, mention was made of a military commander who collaborated in the six-year term of former President Felipe Calderón. It was about Guillermo Galvan Galvan, then head of the Secretary of National Defense (sedena).
As the second witness of the day, Raúl Arellano Aguilera, a former federal police officer from 2003 to 2011, appeared. He was assigned to the Mexico City International Airport (AICM) and assured that he witnessed how drugs and illegal merchandise were introduced at the beginning of Felipe’s six-year term Calderon (2006-2012).
He indicated that elements of the Federal Police allowed the entry of illegal substances under the supervision of Ramón Pequeno (former anti-drug chief of said corporation) and the then head of Airports of the PF, Óscar Moreno Villatoro.
On the fifth day of opening arguments in the trial against Genaro Garcia Luna In the United States, Adrian Ibañez, a DEA agent, appeared as a witness. He made reference to the seizure of cocaine in a Manzanillo port on October 30, 2007, which coincides with the one referred to by Óscar Nava Valencia, alias The wolfa previous day.
What was the key move of Genaro García Luna’s lawyers against “El Lobo” and his testimony in the trial
The former leader of the Milenio Cartel confessed to having made multiple million-dollar payments to García Luna in exchange for protection and collaboration in the transfer of drugs
The second week of hearings in the trial against Genaro Garcia Lunaformer Secretary of Public Security, who is accused of having collaborated with the Sinaloa Cartel for more than a decade.
