El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala stage mass raids on gangs

El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala stage mass raids on gangs




Fri, November 27, 2020, 8:10 PM EST




SAN SALVADOR, El Savador (AP) — The Central American countries of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras have rounded up hundreds of suspected street gang members as part of a U.S.-backed effort known as “Operation Regional Shield.”

The attorney general’s office in El Salvador has taken the lead, reporting that it obtained arrest warrants for 1,152 suspects, of whom 572 had been arrested by Friday.

The weeklong effort particularly targeted members of the Barrio 18 and MS-13 gangs, which operate in all three countries. Most of those arrested face charges ranging from extortion and kidnapping to murder.

The U.S. Department of Justice noted that authorities in El Salvador and Honduras arrested three dozen suspected immigrant traffickers. Those arrested in Honduras immigrant smuggling ring include a police commissioner, a deputy inspector and three other law enforcement agents.


https://www.yahoo.com/news/el-salvad...011000108.html

Now load up the prisons, execute them, cremate them and repeat the process until they are all dead and gone and out of OUR misery.

El Salvador has over 24,000 in one prison. Execute them all. These people are violent, nasty, vermin.

Needs to happen in USA and around the world too.

Millions upon millions of these scumbags need to be put down. There are too damn many of them!

SLAM OUR BORDER SHUT...WE HAVE 30 MILLION TO DEPORT OUT OF HERE.

NO UAC's. Hand them over to their Embassy to house and feed on their soil.

In El Salvador, arrested gang members paraded for the cameras

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In El Salvador, arrested gang members paraded for the cameras

Over 700 gang members in Central America arrested in U.S.-assisted actions



Nelson RenteriaSat, November 28, 2020, 9:13 PM EST



By Nelson Renteria

SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - Hundreds of handcuffed Salvadoran gang members were displayed before assembled reporters on Saturday, a vivid show of President Nayib Bukele's policy of confronting them and the violent crime they are accused of committing.

Some 600 members of El Salvador's Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) gang and its rival Barrio 18 made up the bulk of the detentions that were announced on Friday, following a one-week U.S.-backed round-up of Central American gangs that also netted arrests in neighboring Guatemala and Honduras.

The detainees paraded before the press on Saturday, a common tactic that predates Bukele, have been charged with murder, kidnapping and human trafficking, among other crimes, according to officials.

In April, Bukele provoked the ire of rights groups when he published on social media jarring pictures of hundreds of semi-naked jailed gang members, pressed tightly together in rows, despite the raging pandemic.

At the time, the inmates were being punished for an outbreak of violence.
Security Minister Rogelio Rivas called the majority of the newly-detained "terrorists" in remarks after they were assembled in an open-air plaza by heavily-armed soldiers, nearly all the detainees wearing masks and with their faces, many tattooed, looking down.

Government figures show that the murder rate has fallen by nearly half so far this year compared to the same period last year, which Bukele argues is due to a larger military and police presence on streets as well as in jails believed to be controlled by the gangs.

In September, online news site El Faro published an investigation revealing an alleged negotiation between the government and MS-13 over reducing homicides in exchange for other benefits, including electoral support for Bukele, an accusation the president has denied.

The latest round-up could be meant to refute the idea that the government is negotiating with the gangs, security analyst Jeannette Aguilar said in an interview.
(This story has been refiled to fix typographical error)

(Reporting by Nelson Renteria; Writing by David Alire Garcia; Editing by Nick Zieminski)



https://news.yahoo.com/el-salvador-a...021346957.html

Now load them up in C-130's, strip them naked, and drop over the Pacific.

There are thousands! They continue to do crime behind bars with corrupt law enforcement!

Put them out of OUR misery, or we will never make a dent in this worldwide problem!





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