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Elano:
Mexico's attorney general Monday published a list of 24 drug kingpins in the country's six largest gangs and offered rewards of up to two-million-dollars for each.

An official government publication offers "up to 30 million pesos (two million dollars) to whomever provides information that is useful, true and leads to the location and arrest" of the listed traffickers.

Among the men listed are the head of the Sinaloa cartel, Joaquin "el Chapo" Guzman, and the heads of La Familia and Los Zetas.

Guzman, who has been a fugitive since he escaped from a maximum security prison near Guadalajara in 2001, recently made Forbes magazine's list of the world wealthiest people.

Since taking office in December 2006, Mexico's President Felipe Calderon has deployed 36,000 soldiers and police against the drug cartels, who are fighting each other for control of lucrative drug routes into the United States, the world's biggest market for cocaine.

Violence linked to the cartels claimed more 5,300 lives in Mexico in 2008, according to the authorities, and the Mexican press has reported that another 1,000 people have been killed so far this year.

Mr. O:
Bounty hunting..that's good.  I wonder if DOG the bounty hunter can find those 24 guys.

QuietTruth:
^ Not In Mexico, lol.

the ghost:
Dog only goes after softies.  The fools is mexico would see his wifes lunkers from a mile away!

Mr. O:

--- Quote from: the ghost on March 24, 2009, 05:36:13 PM ---Dog only goes after softies.  The fools is mexico would see his wifes lunkers from a mile away!

--- End quote ---
It has to happen one day.  I mean..him going in to mexico..that's balls right there.  I know he can do it.

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