The Sinaloa cartel leader, who was killed with the Mexican authorities with El Chapo's son in shootout

A Sinaloa Cartel band that was brought into harmony with El Chapo's son in a Gangland citizens' war was killed in a change of shooting, in which the Mexican authorities tried to take him in custody, according to government officials.

Jorge Humberto “El Perris” Figueroa, a member of the “El Chapitos” faction, which is imprisoned with the detained son of ex -Mexican Kingpins, Ovidio Guzman, opened fire to Mexican military members on Friday when they tried to arrest, according to the Mexican government.

The United States had given a reward of 1 million US dollars for all information that would lead to the arrest of “El Perris” due to conspiracy for importing and distributing fentanyl to the United States.

“As part of the strategy for building peace in Sinaloa, an operation was carried out to arrest Jorge Humberto, alias” El Perris “, the State Secretary of Mexico, Omar Garcia Haröuch, wrote about X.

“This person will be identified in 2019 as one of the main orchestors of the attacks on the authorities in Culiacan. It is not only related to murders and kidnappings that influenced the peace and calm of the Sinaloa Society,” concluded Harfin.

In this fiery battle of 2019, “El Chapitos” took over the Mexican army and the national guard after the arrest of Ovidio Guzman Lopez – with the now dead “El Perris”, which the antitrust bats orchestrates in fire felds in Culiacán.

According to reports, the criminal cartel forces armed with military weapons were inferior and exceeded the Mexican authorities in this guerrilla battle.

Ovidio Guzman Lopez was later released by Mexican authorities who claimed that they wanted to avoid further bloodshed.

However, the son of El Chapo was soon redesigned and delivered to the United States in 2023 and is currently serving a lifelong prison sentence in a Supermax Colorado prison.

At the beginning of this month, Guzman Lopez concluded a contract with the United States government to bring 17 family members to the States, including El Chapo's ex-wife