The authorities of the United States have completed the delivery to Mexico of ten people wanted by the Justice of the neighboring country, against whom charges of kidnapping, drug trafficking, and arms trafficking weigh, as well as alleged ties to cartel organizations.
"In recent days, U.S. authorities have delivered ten people wanted in several Mexican states for serious crimes, including kidnapping, drug-related offenses, arms-related offenses, and activities linked to cartels," indicated on his social networks the U.S. ambassador to Mexico, Ronald Johnson.
The diplomat has highlighted in the same publication that these "fugitives will face justice" and that bilateral collaboration in security matters is yielding "results." "Fewer criminals on our streets, greater accountability, and safer communities. When the United States and Mexico work together, criminals have nowhere to hide," he stated in a message accompanied by images showing the capture of nine men and one woman.