[Guest post by DRJ]
Mexican authorities have arrested two alleged cartel members in the March 2010 murders of two Americans, including a U.S. Consulate worker who they claim was providing passports to cartel members. If these allegations are correct, the cartels’ corruption and violence isn’t just in Mexico anymore.
— DRJ
UPDATE — The AP reports Enriquez did not work in the passport/visa area.
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No worries – Obama’s sent troops to the border, you may all rest easy from now on.
Dmac (ab1849) — 7/2/2010 @ 2:37 pmLook at this as an opportunity for someone new to get on the cartel’s payroll.
AD - RtR/OS! (688ffe) — 7/2/2010 @ 2:48 pmIt was reported that they were investigated but no evidence was found of corruption.the article did not identify who did the investigation but like the SEC they probably could not find thier anal orifice with both hands,a flashlight,and a mirror.Re madoff.
dunce (3ef93a) — 7/2/2010 @ 7:15 pm