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Youths abducted off buses and forced into narco recruitment
Saturday, September 20, 2014 |
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In
broad daylight and while a bus driver was changing a tire on the busy stretch
known as the "Y" in San Fernando, Tamaulipas, gunmen entered the bus and took six young men.
Cartel
commandos are recruiting, forcibly and with impunity, abducting young passengers
on highways in Tamaulipas, despite the federal surveillance in the state. A witness described Thursday an experience he
lived that through about three weeks
ago.
"We left around 17:00 hours in a Transpaís bus”, related the man, who requested
anonymity.
"We
had left Victoria (towards Matamoros), but stopped because one of the wheels
became disabled, and the bus slid off the road." While the driver exited the bus change the
tire, said the witness, the driver of a late model truck, came and offered help in a
friendly manner, but was told help was not needed.
About 5 or 10 minutes passed, and the man
returned in the truck, but now was accompanied by two pickups and at least 10
armed men in plain clothes.
On
the bus the witness estimated there were about 20 passengers, mostly men.
"Two armed men boarded the bus and asked six male youths to get off the
bus. Women were ordered to stay in their places and that failure to obey would
result in consequences, so they all stayed in their seats.”
“The
youths who were taken off the truck obeyed orders and did not resist”, he
described.
"Through
the window, I was able to see that the boy’s faces were covered with their own
shirts, the commando put them into separate groups and then they shoved them
into the trucks.” he said.
Overall,
the intrusion of the commando, who was unknown, lasted only about 10 minutes.
Immediately,
he added, the bus operator, who had no interaction with criminals, finished
changing the tire and the truck kept going. "Nobody said anything,"
he said. "We were all terrified and speechless by what we had just experienced."
Reforma published yesterday that the coordinator of federal police In Tamaulipas, Norberto
Luis Montoya, revealed that these recent assaults are actually actions involuntary
recruitment by cartels.
They
attribute forced recruiting in Tamaulipas, is due to infighting in criminal organizations
and the battle between the Zetas and the Gulf Cartel, said the recruitment National
Anti-kidnapping Coordinator, Renato Sales Heredia.
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That's the narco lifestyle of today. It's certainly nothing to be proud of.
but the worse is lfm and ct they kidnap kids from their homes. especialy indigenous kids that no one in mexico gives a rata ass about.
sad
NO, NO, NO this isn't the reason. The real reason is more Ominous is just my opinion. Hint: Mexicans have hardly been known to come up with original ideas most are copy cats. I'll let you figure it out, hopefully I'm wrong.
Watch out youth dudes , forced to ride or die
>>"Anonymous said...
this is happening in the same country
that is pressing charges against Hannah Montana"