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In a wheelchair and wearing a sweatshirt with the inscription “Seize the moment” Ismail appeared in court in El Paso, Texas. ‘El Mayo’ Zambadaco-founder of the Sinaloa cartel.
According to journalist Luis Chaparro, “El Mayo” also wore a pair of shoes from the brand during the hearings. Crocs are orange.
Sambada Garcia was seen at this brief hearing a week after he was detained in El Paso after allegedly flying from Mexico. deceived and betrayed by Joaquin Guzman Lopezone of children of Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman.
In a brief hearing that lasted less than 10 minutes, El Mayo, 76, heard federal Judge Katley Cardone provide an update on his case to his attorneys and the government’s lawyers.
The only words he uttered during the hearing were “yes” in Spanish when asked by the magistrate if he knew about the conflict of interest of his lawyer, who had previously represented his son “Vicentillo” Zambada, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison in the United States in 2019 and released after cooperating with prosecutors in the case against “El Chapo.”
The judge scheduled the next hearing in the case. next September 9th in El Paso.
Sambada Garcia faces thirty charges in Texas for drug trafficking and money laundering crimes.
“El Mayo” will remain in a U.S. prison without bail, federal Judge Ann Burton ordered yesterday Wednesday.
Burton noted that there are no “conditions” for Zambada Garcia’s release “that would reasonably ensure” his future court appearances or guarantee the safety of citizens.
According to a document filed in the Western District of Texas, a judge ordered “El Mayo” to be transferred to a prison where he will be isolated “to the extent possible” from people “awaiting or serving sentences or who are awaiting appeal.” (EFE and Reuters)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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