Eduardo Arellano Félix, que en su día ayudó a dirigir un cártel de la droga homónimo de Tijuana junto a sus hermanos, saldrá de prisión el miércoles tras cumplir la mayor parte de su ...

Grupo remanente de los Arellano Felix seria responsable de asesinatos de periodistas en Tijuana: Mexico Un sospechoso que se hace llamar ‘Cabo 16’ ha sido acusado de ambos asesinatos.

Felix is rumored to have been the head of Los Antrax, the armed enforcement wing of Sinaloa cartel, The Telegraph added, citing local media. A blog that covers Mexico’s drug crisis has called ...

Eduardo Arellano Félix, who once helped lead an eponymous Tijuana drug cartel alongside his brothers, is set to be released from prison Wednesday after serving the majority of his 15-year sentence.

'El Mago,' a drug trafficker with ties to the son of jailed kingpin, 'El Chapo,' shot dead in Los Angeles, according to authorities. By Stepheny Price Fox News Published November 26, 2023 6:30pm EST ...

Arellano Felix, 57, fled to Mexico after being released on $150,000 bond in September 1980. The Mexican government extradited him in September 2006. Advertisement ...

Benjamin Arellano Felix seemed to get off easy considering he was one of the world's most powerful drug traffickers in the 1990s. He pleaded guilty in January to crimes that would give him no more ...

Ochoa Felix was considered El Chapo's top assassin. U.S. law enforcement via AP He was sentenced to life in prison in July for the crimes he committed as head of Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, the ...

They are known as Los Chapitos: the four most-trusted sons of the world's most notorious drug kingpin. And now there's a $5 million bounty on each of them.

Mexico’s so-called “Kim Kardashian of organized crime” -- rumored to have led the assassin unit of El Chapo’s Sinaloa Cartel -- died of a drug overdose, local officials confirmed this week.

Sept. 28, 2002 — -- For more than a decade, Benjamin Arellano Felix was untouchable — allegedly a billionaire drug dealer who enjoyed protection bought by bribes to police and government ...

Mexico extradited drug kingpin Francisco Javier Arellano-Felix to the United States, making him the first major Mexican drug lord to be sent north to face drug charges.