San Marcos, Guatemala
A supuesto drug addict Guatemalan lawsuit filed by the United States Court of Justice detained these firearms by Central American country security forces.
Treat yourself to José Juan Súñiga Rodríguez, which was solicited by a Texas District Court, by the conspiracy offense to manufacture and distribute five or more kilos of cocaine with the intent to transfer illegally to the United States, according to the Public Ministry (MP, Fiscalia gu) .
The authorities detail that, according to the initial investigations, the guatemalteco detained as part of an international drug trafficking organization in the United States.
Súñiga was captured in the municipality of Ayutla, in the Suroccidental Department of San Marcos, bordering Mexico and located 300 kilometers west of the City of Guatemala.
La judicia estadounidense considera a Súñiga as one of the transport managers, direct and manage a part of the activities of the narcotics group as pertaining.
Agreed with the MP, the detainee is hermano of Erick Súñiga, who on December 19, 2019 joined the Administration for Drug Control (DEA, through its flags in English) when he was elected mayor of Tecún Umán ( San Marcos), both cargo of narcotics.
Juan Súñiga was one of the facilitators of financial, technological and organizational support services conducted by herman (which failed in 2020), particularly collaborating with the Sinaloa cartel, specifying the authorities.
During this year, according to the Fiscalia, 15 detainees have been detained in Guatemala by the United States for drug dealing with narcotics.
The Mayor of Detainees has lawsuits filed in the Texas and South Florida districts, among others.
One of the last detainees in the Central American country is the supuesto drug addict Roberto Osorio Pineda, captured on March 20, in the municipality of Los Amates, in the Caribbean department of Izabal.
According to the Public Ministry, Osorio, known as “Black”, is advertising a lawsuit from the District of Texas for conspiracy to manufacture and distribute five or more kilos of cocaine in the United States.
Due to its geographical position, Guatemala is used as a port by international cartels for drug trafficking from Suramerica to the United States. EFE