FBI captures fugitive in Pachuca

[gwolf666]

So, they finally caught one of the FBI's top ten most wanted guys in Pachuca! What really gets me is how well everyone worked together on this. It's pretty amazing when you think about how law enforcement from different countries can pull something like this off. Can you believe this guy was on the run for ten years? I think it's super important that they're open and honest about how they caught him and what happens next. In my opinion, an arrest like this really helps people trust that the justice system actually works and that no one can run from the law forever. Justice, although delayed, happened! This whole situation makes you think. It just all drives home how important it is for countries to help each other out when it comes to catching criminals. If this collaboration didn’t occur, this guy would still be out there. So, it tells us they have practiced and have a system and protocols in place for situations like this. It also makes me want to know more about what this guy did to end up on the FBI's top ten list in the first place. What made him so dangerous? and How did he manage to stay hidden for so long? And why Pachuca? Seems random, right? I guess we will find out.

 

[kit_hung]

See. Yes, Alejandro Rosales Castillo one of FBI's Ten Most Wanted fugitives arrested in Pachuca, Hidalgo, in a large-scale joint operation between U.S. and Mexican authorities. arrest marks a significant milestone in international law enforcement cooperation.