Mexican Federal agents join the search for the Canadian fugitive Ryan wedding

Mexico has allocated elite federal agents to search for the Canadian running Ryan’s wedding, according to CBC News.

Their participation in the search for the former Olympic-one of the ten most good fugitives at the FBI-indicates the constant melting of the relations between the Mexican authorities and their counterparts in the United States, who previously accused local officials of helping the wedding.

The wedding, who participated in Canada as an ice contestants in the 2002 Olympic Games in Utah, accused the management of a billion dollars of US criminal institution, which routinely evades truck tonnage of cocaine, fentianil, and metamphitine across North America. Mexico also linked the wedding network to the international arms trafficking.

The Thunder Bay was accused. His citizen and the second in his leader, his Canadian colleague Andrew Clark, organized four murders between them in Ontario, including the wrong shooting in A. A couple visiting India.

The FBI suggested that a wedding may live in Mexico under the protection of Cartel Sinalua, led by the Lord’s notorious drugs, Joakin “El Chapo”, Joseman.

FGR in Mexico, a federal law enforcement agency affiliated with the country’s lawyer, confirmed “(it’s) looking for Mr. Wedding.”

FGR actor submitted a statement from six words to CBC News through the Mexican embassy in Ottawa. In a sign of the secrecy surrounding the operation, the agency refused directly.

The workshop that leads the search for the wedding, 44 years old, will include Interpol and the Mexican Navy. Both sides participated in the arrest of Clark last year in a dramatic process during the day in a restaurant in the Guadalajara area.

Clark is awaiting a trial in California, after Mexico delivered it in February, amid widespread transfer of suspected cartel numbers.

Under the pressure from the Trump administration, the government of Mexican President Claudia Shinbaum has sought to eliminate the main drug gangs, which the United States and Canada consider terrorist organizations.

F. said. Cartraret Wellland, US State Department official in an interview with him recently:

Wellland and the Federal Investigation Office have suggested that they both wedding benefits of high -level connections in Mexico.

“The story has so far been the story in which these two sides of society – Kartitat and government officials – work alongside him to allow him to evade his arrest,” Wellland said.

The Foreign Ministry offers a bonus of up to $ 10 million for information that leads to wedding detention.

The FBI recently revealed that he was focusing on information collection efforts on a surrounding area in the city of Mexico, where investigators are looking for advice from the local population through a campaign on social media. The CBC Video Investigation Unit has set a picture of the 2024 wedding, published by the FBI, in the Mexican capital.

The American Agency has also suggested that a wedding has since been undergoing cosmetic surgery in an attempt to change its appearance.

“They will eventually get it,” said Mike Fiegel, former head of the International Drug Enforcement Administration. “If he is in Mexico, he will emerge,” said Vigil.

The wedding ceremony was previously imprisoned in the United States due to a conspiracy to treat cocaine that included a criminal network based in Vancouver, but it was in a state of extent since RCMP made more charges against him in 2015.

The prosecution in Los Angeles was named as the main defendant last autumn between 16 accusations of the giant zigzag, which sought to dismantle what the authorities called “the Drug Trafficking Organization at weddings”.

Since then, RCMP acknowledged that his network is still active, while American prosecutors have warned that a wedding is likely to obtain a “network of beating men” while they were on LAM.

The alleged prosecutors are fighting their delivery

A court in Toronto listened this week to the lawyers of two alleged wedding partners, Hardip Ratte and Jorbert Singh, seeking to disclose more evidence while they were fighting to hand over

Rateti and his nephew Singh, both of them from the Toronto region, are facing accusations about the allegations that they coordinated the loose cocaine shipments at California weddings to Canada, at a fixed rate of $ 220,000 per truck.

Singh’s lawyer, Brian Greenban. He says he wants to hear more about the knowledge of law enforcement by kidnapping his client last year. According to the court documents, Singh Cartel’s members in Mexico detained more than $ 600,000, until the wedding ceremony negotiated his release.

Greenspan also pointed to some evidence of the American issue that was collected in Canada, including the police registration for a major meeting that includes Singh, Rat and FBI’s Laboratory in Prampton Automotive Store, Ounton.

Greenban asked how the case was moving forward amid reports that the informant had been assassinated earlier this year in Colombia.

“This person met with his death in the meantime and is no longer available as a witness,” he told an Ontario Supreme Court on Monday.

American prosecutors in court records said that the laboratory that was smuggled with a wedding for more than a decade, and in 2023 they agreed to help the investigators hope that the accusations would not face himself.

“There was no confession that he had died in reality, but we all know that he died,” Greenspan said.