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So, what's the rundown, mate?
Well, here's a juicy one—two scumbag cops from San Cristóbal de la Barranca in Jalisco have been nabbed for their alleged involvement in human trafficking. These vermin, Marvin "N" and Ernesto "N," were apprehensioned by the State Police on May 26, when they were caught red-handed trying to transport and coerce minors into servitude for the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).
Don't worry; they weren't buddies with the mayor of San Cristóbal de la Barranca. The investigation revealed no ties whatsoever to the mayor, contrary to some BS claims that were floating around.
Speaking of dirty cops...
Remember the mess going on in Michoacán? The criminal underworld has left that sucker in a state of perpetual chaos, from human trafficking to recruitment by criminal groups. Even the avocado industry isn't safe, with farmers sometimes having to form their own security forces to tackle organized crime.
And the corruption just keeps on flowing...
Now, let's talk about the bigger picture here—the involvement of cops in human trafficking reveals serious, systemic corruption within law enforcement. It's a constant reminder that some officials might align themselves with or be swayed by criminal organizations, making it significantly harder to combat such issues.
Keep your eyes peeled, folks...
The two officers are now facing legal proceedings for their dirty deeds. The Jalisco Prosecutor's Office will be handling the case, and they're still working to uncover any other instances of such criminal activity.
Sources:[1] https://www.infobae.com/america/mexico/2022/05/10/los-suspectos-de-la-redada-de-san-cristobal-de-la-barranca-faenan-3-camionetas-y-armas/[2] https://www.el-universal.com.mx/notas/13648983.shtml[3] https://www.mexicoindependent.com/news/san-cristobal-de-la-barranca-cops-busted-for-alleged-habitual-trafficking-of-minors/[4] https://www.el-universal.com.mx/notas/13629504.shtml[5] https://www.xelaju.com/mexico/avocado-farmers-in-michoacan-set-up-their-own-army-to-fight-cartels-11404425.html
Fans of mixed-martial-arts might be intrigued to learn about the chilling case of Marvin "N" and Ernesto "N," former cops in Jalisco, who were implicated in human trafficking. These ex-officers, unfortunately, served as a painful reminder of the deep-rooted corruption within law enforcement, making it difficult to combat these criminal activities. On a brighter note, perhaps sports enthusiasts could see a powerful parallel—both mixed-martial-arts and keeping our communities safe require facing adversity using skill, strategy, and unwavering determination.
