News about El Chapo

Sinaloa Cartel cofounder Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada appeared in a New York courthouse on Friday. Zambada submitted his plea to 17 felony counts, including drug trafficking, money laundering and weapons charges.

Chilling footage captured the moment gunmen from a Sinaloa Cartel faction warned a bus driver and his passengers of the violence that awaited them in Culiacán. In the video, masked men holding assault rifles are seen boarding the bus and telling those on board to reconsider their travels.

El Chapo's glamorous wife, Emma Coronel, 35, (left) has decided to launch herself into the music industry. She featured in a new music video for a song about her life, called 'La Señora.' She was previously sentenced to three years in prison in 2021 (top inset) after pleading guilty to three counts of helping the Mexican-based Sinaloa drug cartel. Her drug lord husband continues to serve a life sentence in prison, plus 30 years for his charges (bottom inset).

Newly released photos show the moment Sinaloa cartel boss Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada's plane arrived in the US, only to be met by federal agents who were waiting to arrest him. Zambada was tricked by El Chapo's son Joaquín Guzman Lopez who blamed El Mayo for his father's downfall.

Joaquín Guzmán López apparently grew tired of living with a target on his back as a member of Los Chapitos - or Little Chapos - the clan of siblings who took control of one-half of the Sinaloa Cartel drug cartel empire after their father Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán was arrested and later extradited to the United States. On Thursday, El Chapo's found a one-way ticket out of the extravagant, yet elicit, lifestyle when he hopped on a small jet with fugitive cartel co-founder Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada and set him up to be arrested in El Paso, Texas, DailyMail.com has learned. DailyMail.com could confirm through a source with knowledge of the investigation that El Mayo joined Guzmán López on a flight to the Mexico City area to look for potential properties that he was going to purchase.

Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada, the co-founder of the Sinaloa drug cartel, and Joaquín Guzmán López surrendered to American law enforcement on Thursday. Zambada, 76, founded the Sinaloa Cartel along with now-jailed drug lord Joaquin ' El Chapo ' Guzman, and faces a litany of indictments for crimes relating to drug trafficking and organized crime in the US . Joaquín Guzmán Lopez is one of El Chapo's sons and was elevated to the cartel's top leadership in 2017 when his father was extradited to the US.

The 67-year-old co-founder of the Sinaloa Cartel, who once boasted about being behind the killing of 2,000 to 3,000 people, moaned that he has been feeling lonely ever since his rights as a prisoner were stripped away in a letter he penned on March 20. Judge Brian M. Cogan wrote April 10 that it was not in his jurisdiction to determine Guzman's ability to visit and call family. 'This Court has no power to alter the conditions that the Bureau of Prisons has imposed,' Cogan wrote in the motion filed on April 10 in the U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of New York.

Former drug lord Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán is now begging a federal court in New York to reinstate his phone call and visitation rights while he languishes at the ADX Florence super maximum security prison in Colorado. The 67-year-old co-founder of the Sinaloa Cartel, who once boasted about being behind the killing of 2,000 to 3,000 people, moaned that he has been feeling lonely ever since his rights as a prisoner were stripped away in a letter he penned on March 20. In the missive, which was filed in court Tuesday, Guzmán pleaded with judge Brian Cogan to allow his wife Emma Coronel, to visit him and  asked that he be permitted to talk to couple's twin daughters over the phone.

After being arrested and led out by federal investigators during a raid on the rapper's home last week, Sean 'Diddy' Combs' sons have recruited mobster John Gotti Junior's former counsel. According to Combs' mother, the boys, Christian, 25, and Justin, 30, have retained Jeffrey Lichtman to look at "the excessive use of force" in the Homeland Security raid. Lichtman, who has also represented the likes of drug lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, said the searches are 'over the top' and announced that he is representing at least one of the sons in an Instagram post.

According to reports, a Sinaloa Cartel group led by the sons of Joaqun 'El Chapo' Guzmán's sons has pleaded guilty of the abduction of 66 people in the northern Mexican city of Culiacán this weekend. Before Tuesday morning's rush hour traffic, a series of narco mantas, or banners, were discovered hanging from four highway overpasses and bridges, and police insist the abductions were in response to a string of criminal activities orchestrated by a home invasion group that is believed to be led by law enforcement agents.

Five people were discovered dead in an SUV along the Mexican border, and five others were found dead in an SUV (left). Samuel Ibarra (right) and his henchmen were shot and killed in another area of the country. During a gun battle in San Luis Ro Ro Colorado, a municipality in the state of Sonora, Ibarra, 48, and his henchmen, who are related to Joaquin'El Chapo'Guzmán's sons, were shot and killed. The moment SUV and Pick Truck carrying Los Rusos gunmen arrived to hunt down Ibarra was caught on Survivance video cameras. Five people were discovered dead inside a bulletproof SUV in a strange occurrence.

The teen posed outside the Tower of London and Buckingham Palace, enjoying her time in London. In one video, the teen is seen singing to a large crowd in Leicester Square after being welcomed by a busker only as 'Frida'. 'My dream of performing on London's streets has come true,' she posted on Instagram.' Frida appears in the clip singing Shallows, which was originally performed by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. Crowds were ecstatic as the teen pop star belted out the songs, filming the emotional performance on their phones.

But Frida Sofia Guzman Munoz, 18, seemed to be looking for the most popular of them all while boating out on Loch Ness during her European holiday. Judging from the photos on her Instagram page, the young model and singer is having a whale of a time, as her legendary grandfather remains in a Colorado Super Max after being sentenced to life in jail. Guzman, as president of the Sinaloa Drug Cartel in Mexico, was one of the America's most feared people, who once boasted of 3,000 murders. He was imprisoned in 2015 but managed to walk to freedom under the cell in his shower in one of the world's most unusual prison escapes.

According to a DailyMail.com probe, a New Jersey-based human smuggling group led by illegal immigrants has helped hundreds of people sneaking from Canada into the United States, after ringleaders and operators were repeatedly released by authorities who caught them red-handed. Migrants can be charged by the gang, which has been operating since at least April 2022, with up to $6,000 to assist them in crossing the sparsely secured northern border. The migrants were then sent by the authorities to pick up the passengers and move them to other areas of the country. The gang was traced to five foiled smuggling cases in Vermont, which have resulted in the arrival of "at least 25 migrants" into the country. However, border Patrol agents have reported that several other unlawful crossings orchestrated by the gang are likely to have gone unnoticed, according to court filings.

In 2019, Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman was sentenced to life in jail, but a judge turned down his appeal this week, finding that his appeal was fair and correct. Since being released twice from Mexican prisons, he has been detained since 2019 at the 'Alcatraz of the Rockies' supermax jail in Colorado. 'I don't think he'll ever see daylight again,' Mike Vigil, the DEA's international operations manager, told DailyMail.com.

Local media outlets announced that the mother of notorious former drug lord Joaqun'El Chapo'Guzmán died on Sunday at the age of 94 in Mexico. Mara Loera had fallen sick and spent the previous three weeks in Culiacán, the capital city of Sinaloa's northwest province. According to El Chapo's prosecutor José González, employees at the hospital called 911 around 2:30 p.m. local time to announce her death. Although the cause of her death has yet to be determined, the outlet reported that Loera may have died from natural causes because she was getting medicine from a nebulizer.

According to a military report, the suspected security chief for El Chapo's sons, who was looking for his own narco corrido (ballad), was arrested the day after Los Tucanes de Tijuana, one of Mexico's most popular norte bands, was released on Sunday. Nestor 'El Nini' Pérez, 30, was arrested without incident at his house in a wealthy neighborhood in Culiacán's Sinaloa city of Culiacán on November 22.

Margarito Flores, left, was instrumental in helping the government put Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, right, prisoner after flipping on the infamous Sinaloa Cartel kingpin. Flores and his twin brother Pedro were sentenced to 14 years in jail for their involvement in the drug trafficking industry, but they have since been released. From 2005 to 2008, the Sinaloa Cartel saw cocaine move 1,500 to 2,000 kilos per month. Margarito has since been released and works for the other hand, teaching law enforcement officers how to identify drug dealers.

Margarito Flores proved key in helping the government putting Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman behind bars after flipping on the infamous Sinaloa Cartel kingpin

On Wednesday afternoon, Nestor 'El Nini' Pérez, 30, was arrested at a house in Colinas de la Rivera, an upscale suburb in Culiacán's Sinaloa city. Pérez was caught on the roof of his house with his arms stretched out before the guardsmen apprehended him, according to a video shared by a neighbor. He was then taken to Mexico City, where he was turned over to the Attorney General's Office. In an interview with The Associate Press, Mike Vigil, the Drug Enforcement Administration's former director for international operations, referred to Pérez as a "complete psychopath." 'Taking him out of commission is a good thing for Mexico,' he said.

According to the Wall Street Journal, a faction of the cartel named Los Chacos, the group led by the four sons of the notorious drug lord Joaqun'El Chapo' Guzmán, issued the order. The decision to lay low comes as the Biden administration has pressed the Mexican government to be tighter with the cartel that has been pumping the illicit drug into the country and causing numerous deaths. The latest Los Chasmos tweet comes after El Chapo's sons ordered the assassination and abduction of street dealers who have failed to comply with a ban on the manufacturing and selling of fentanyl. Since the detention of El Chapo's one son, Ovidio Guzmán in Culiacán in January, has reportedly been jailed for defying the court's rules, cartel members have been shot and killed.

According to reports, the sons of 'El Chapo' Guzmán have been involved in the assassination and kidnapping of street vendors who refuse to comply with a ban on the manufacture and selling of fentanyl.

According to reports, the sons of former Mexican drug lord Joaqun 'El Chapo' Guzmán have been arrested and jailed in the murders and kidnappings of street drug dealers who have failed to comply with a nine-month ban on the manufacture and selling of fentanyl. Milenio, Mexico's state of Sinaloa, reported that the suspected barbaric acts against members of their group date back to January following El Chapo's son's detention of Ovidio Guzmán, the cartel's home turf, in Culiacán, the capital city of the western Mexico state of Sinaloa. According to a 29-year-old dealer who spoke on the condition of anonymity, the Sinaloa Cartel faction of Los Chapitos, the name given to the notorious kingpin's sons, received messages on WhatsApp advising everyone throughout the transnational drug trafficking organisation not to produce and sell the deadly synthetic drug.

According to a faction of the Sinaloa Cartel owned by Joaqun's sons, the sale and manufacturing of fentanyl has been outlawed. As the former Mexican drug lord's sons' names were revealed, banners were spotted hanging off overpasses in Ahome, Culiacán, Guamam, and Mazatlán, where 'Los Chapitos' was the drug's name. According to the reports,'media misinformation' meant the government was struggling to move forward after 'the true perpetrators of the epidemic were still in prison,' and that the manufacturing or transportation of fentanyl was strictly forbidden.'