Posted on 07/13/2015 10:10:46 AM PDT by jimbo123
Joaquin El Chapo Guzman who has a $7.5 Million bounty on his head and runs the Sinaloa cartel reportedly has a U.S. drivers license issued in California.
According to the investigative report, The Hunt for El Chapo Guzman, Mexicos Most Elusive Drug Lord, by the Univision network, Guzman obtained a drivers license under the alias of Max Aragon in 1988. He obtained the license even though he was a wanted man by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and a Mexican national.
The drivers license information is part of a confidential file the DEA keeps on El Chapo. The year-long investigative piece unveils the drivers license that bears the name of Aragon with Guzmans picture and correct physical description. There is no report if the drivers license has been successfully renewed.
All of this begs the question - how did he obtain the license?
Reportedly the license was used by Guzman to obtained auto registrations for two Corvettes purchased in Los Angeles that were then given as gifts, possibly bribes, to several public officials in Mexico.
(Excerpt) Read more at hispanicallyspeakingnews.com ...
In the words of the World’s Smartest Lesbian:
“What difference at this point does it make?”
No problem for El Chapo to live in San Francisco, Si?
He’s probably already in San Fran. He has a drivers license & they’ll protect him.
So, we can find this thug's DL, but we can't find Harrison Bounel's BC???
Is his Library Card still good?
Is his EBT card still good?
Heck, I wouldn’t be surprised to see he had Secret Service credentials issued by our potus.
This is a major cream pie in the kisser of the Mexican Government. They angrily refused to extradite him to the states. Well, look what that got you.
Drives a Yugo!
Carlos Danger's cousin.
El Chapi should have waited a day,Obama would have given him a pardon
Trump is right. The stupidest nation on earth is the US.
It raises the question - how did he obtain the license? - But it most definitely does not beg that question.
Does he have a second home in San Francisco?
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