Drug Kingpin Is Captured in Mexico Near Border -- New York Times
MEXICO CITY — The leader of one of Mexico’s most violent and feared drug organizations, the Zetas, was captured Monday in a city across the border from Texas, an emphatic retort from the new government to questions over whether it would go after top organized crime leaders.
The man, Miguel Ángel Treviño Morales, who goes by the nickname Z-40 and is one of the most wanted people on both sides of the border, was detained by Mexican marines Monday morning, American and Mexican law enforcement officials said.
Mr. Treviño has been wanted on drug charges in the United States, which has offered a $5 million reward for information leading to his capture. The Zetas operate primarily in Mexico, but their drug trafficking and organized crime violence has spread to other countries, and they have been known to recruit members in Texas.
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