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By: Real America News Updated 24 Sep , 9: 54 am EDT
When it seemed that the departure of Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo to spend the rest of his sentence in a private home, everything changed at the last minute and, again, the former drug trafficker returned to his cell.
For the second time he notified the founder of the Guadalajara Cartel that his transfer was suspended , and this time it was due to failures of the company supervising the electronic bracelet that the prisoner must wear.
Félix Gallardo, who it has been almost 54 years in prison for various crimes against health, crimes related to drug trafficking and for the murder of DEA agent Enrique Camarena Salazar , he should be sent to custody home last 15 September, after a judge of the C City of Mexico granted the benefit.
However, on that occasion it was pointed out that the transfer would not take place because the National Guard, which had to escort and protect him in a private home in Zapopan , Jalisco, did not have the “capacity” at that time for the operation.
This is how it was resolved that the measure would be executed on 23 of September, but the expected day arrived and it could not be done either
, now due to different circumstances at day 15.
So far, a new hearing date has not been announced, so the so-called “ Boss of Bosses” must continue to wait in prison while his situation is resolved.
After the first refusal, Dr. María Teresa Va Illejo Pérez, attorney for Félix Gallardo, pointed out that this represents psychological torture for his client, who has been operated on 8 times for different hernias, lost his visibility in one eye, he is going deaf and is losing sensitivity in some parts of his body.
Days later the defense filed an amparo claim Therefore, the judge in charge of the case indicated that the detainee’s manifestations will be addressed, so that the prison authorities preserve his integrity and health.
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