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    US charges 10 in Mexican triple-homicide last year

    US charges 10 in Mexican triple-homicide last year

    By PETE YOST, Associated Press Pete Yost, Associated Press –
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    WASHINGTON – Ten members and associates of a Mexican gang have been charged in this country in the murders a year ago of a U.S. consulate employee and two other people in Juarez, Mexico.

    Court documents unsealed Wednesday in El Paso, Texas, revealed federal charges against 35 people in all, allegedly linked to the Barrio Azteca gang, including the 10 charged in the murders.

    Attorney General Eric Holder said the charges represent "our continued action to ensure safety along our Southwest border."

    Consulate employee Lesley A. Enriquez and her husband, Arthur H. Redelfs, were killed on March 13 of last year when gunmen opened fire on their sport utility vehicle after they left a birthday party.

    Jorge Alberto Salcido, the husband of a Mexican employee of the consulate, also was killed by gunmen after leaving the same event in a separate vehicle.

    Seven of the 10 defendants charged in the murders are in custody in Mexico.

    http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110309/ap_ ... te_slaying
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    Attorney General Eric Holder said the charges represent "our continued action to ensure safety along our Southwest border."
    You sure you want to be saying stuff like this when the ATF, under your jurisdiction, that gave us operation gunrunner

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    10 charged in killings of 3 tied to consulate

    In all, 35 identified as Barrio Azteca members face racketeering charges.

    By Guillermo Contreras

    Updated 09:10 p.m., Wednesday, March 9, 2011

    Federal authorities have charged 35 members and associates of a gang that operates in the El Paso-Juárez area on racketeering charges, including the killings last year of a worker at the U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juárez and two others, the Justice Department says.

    Ten of the group, all Mexican nationals, were charged in the March 13, 2010, slayings of consulate employee Leslie Enriquez Catton, her husband, Arthur Redelfs, and Jorge Alberto Ceniceros, the husband of another consulate employee.

    Curiously, an alleged Barrio Azteca gang member who Mexican officials had said was a mastermind in the killings, Jesus Ernesto Chavez-Castillo, aka “El Camello,â€

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    Alleged members of Barrio Azteca gang to be arraigned
    Posted: 03/15/2011 08:56:27 AM MDT

    EL PASO, Texas -- Thirteen people alleged to be members of a Southwest border gang are scheduled to be arraigned on charges of drug trafficking and other crimes.

    A detention hearing is scheduled in El Paso on Tuesday for the alleged members of the Barrio Azteca gang.

    They are among 35 peopled allegedly linked to Barrio Azteca who were charged in an indictment earlier this month.

    Ten of the people charged in the indictment are accused of killing an employee of the U.S. consulate in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, along with her husband and the husband of another consulate employee in March 2010. Those 10 are not among those scheduled to be in court Tuesday.

    http://www.elpasotimes.com/newupdated/ci_17616117

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