The Kingpin Ryan wedding of the Canadian drug has been added to the FBI’s most desired fugitive list, as the reward offered by the information that leads to its arrest has increased to US $ 10 million.
The FBI and the United State Department made the ads at a press conference in Los Angeles on Thursday, increasing the bets on a Manhunt launched by the GRC in 2015.
The wedding, which competed in Canada as a Snowboarder at the 2002 Olympic Games in Utah, faces North -American Federal Breaks related to three murders, a cocaine traffic conspiracy and « leading a continuous criminal company. »
The Police Department of the Police said that the alleged wedding network used the city as a main transport center to move large amounts of drugs, including « five metric tonnes of Fentanil per month » in the North -American and Canadian cities.
« Increased reward should make it clear: there is no sure place the wedding hides, » LapD’s Deputy Chief Alan Hamilton told journalists.
The FBI also published a new 43 -year -old wedding photo in a blue baseball cap that showed prominent tattoos and a golden clock on one arm. The FBI refused to say where the photo was taken, but it is believed that the wedding lives in Mexico, under the protection of the famous Sinaloa cartel.
« The wedding, which is rich, is dangerous and has connections in very high places, » said Akil Davis, Deputy Director in charge of the Los Angeles field office in the FBI.
The wedding and 15 alleged accomplices, including his « second commander », his Canadian Andrew Clark, were charged in a federal prosecution of the Grand Jury without sealing Los Angeles last October. The ACCMP filed accusations against the wedding as part of a cocaine import conspiracy in 2015. It has been in the race since then.
CBC News informed This week that court documents suggest that the wedding continues drug trafficking while hiding.
The FBI previously offered a U.S. $ 50,000 reward for information that led to the detention of the wedding. The new amount of up to $ 10 million « is offered in coordination with the governments of Canada and Mexico in a unified effort to bring the wedding to justice, » the United State Department of the United States said in a statement.
The accusation of the United States lists 18 alias for weddings, including James Conrad King, the boss (the head) and the public enemy.
According to prosecutors, the wedding and Clark used the Hitmen to kill underworld enemies. Their alleged victims include an Indian couple, shot in a rented house in Caledon, ont., When they visited their adult children. Her daughter was shot 13 times, but she survived.
According to authorities, the family mistakenly headed in a dispute on a stolen shipment of cocaine.
Mexican authorities Clark transferred -The presumed higher wedding lieutenant: At U.S. custody last week as part of an important extradition operation aimed at figures linked to the cartel. Clark, 34, was captured last October in a dramatic operation that involved the Mexican navy in a restaurant in the Guadalajara area.
U.S. acting solicitor Joseph T. McNally, revealed that Clark left the bail in Mexico « in recent weeks … a little inexplicably. » McNally did not reveal how Clark recovered later.
CBC News has widely reported about the case since last fall, when the US accusation was sealed. Above developments include:
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While in prison in 2011, the wedding married a BC businesswoman which was later appointed in two investigations into money laundering. At that time, the wedding seemed to forge ties that put it at the junction of Mexican cartels and criminal networks linked to Iranian.
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Another Canadian co-accused was arrested In a foray prior to the dawn in his mansion in Florida, once owned by the DJ Khaled music star. Nahim Jorge Bonilla is accused of sending Meth to Quebec to resolve a drug debt with the wedding.
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