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Promotes Leader of La Barredora Protection Against Ill-Treatment
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Mexico City.- A federal court prohibited any act of torture, ill-treatment and incommunicado detention to the detriment of Ulises Pinto Madera, alias "El Mamado", which the federal authorities pointed out as the second important command of the criminal group La Barredora. Mexico City's Tenth First District Criminal Court granted with that scope a flat suspension to the alleged criminal leader, within a request for amparo filed on his behalf, hou…
Elements of the Mexican Navy-Armed Secretariat, in coordination with authorities in Tabasco and Jalisco, arrested Ulises Pinto, alias El Mamado, at Guadalajara International Airport. Pinto was identified as a former member of the former Federal Police and one of the alleged leaders of the criminal organization La Barredora.
Ulises Pinto, El Mamado, leader of La Barredora, obtained an amparo from a federal court in order not to be tortured. A federal court prohibited any act of torture and incommunicado detention of Ulises Pinto, El Mamado, one of the leaders of La Barredora del Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) in Tabasco. This amparo was granted to him shortly after his arrest by federal authorities. Ulises Pinto, El Mamado, leader of La Barredora, obtained a…
A federal judge in Mexico City granted a flat suspension to Ulises 'N', alias El Pinto, considered as one of the main leaders of the organization La Barredora, which operates in the state of Tabasco. Related news: Ulises 'N', One of the Leaders of 'La Barredora' and Former Chief of Escoltas de Hernán 'N' were arrested on Thursday, July 24, a day after Ulises 'N' was arrested in Jalisco and transferred to the Attorney General's Office (FGR). The …
David VicenteñoUlises Pinto Madera, alias El Pinto or El Mamado, pointed out as the second man in command of the criminal group La Barredora obtained a flat suspension, in order not to be subjected to ill-treatment and incommunicado, which was granted by the Tenth District Court on Criminal Matters, based in Mexico City. The complainant was also presented as head of escorts and trusted man of Hernán Bermúdez Requena, alias Commander H or El Abue…
On Wednesday, July 23, Jaime Gómez was arrested in Jalisco, a character little known publicly, but with a long history within the security institutions in Tabasco. The news caught attention not only because of his arrest, but because he was captured along with Ulises Pinto Madera, alias “El Mamado” , noted as the second in command of the criminal group known as La Barredora. Both share something more than the present: a past in the police. In fa…
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