He never ran a cartel. Tell is a group of similar companies or groups that joined together to control prices and limit competition. Like El Chavo or a mental. They're illegal in the United States and much of the world but some. It was never a high profile couple. He designated Mexican drug cartels as the greatest criminal drug threat to the USA. Mexican drug cartels rose to prom. It was very, very much respected in Mexico and with very, very high people. The most powerful ones extend beyond the scene of the lower cartel once led by the notorious El Chavo. The cartel's main motive? Money. We're talking billions. As drugs go north fueled by demand, weapons and cash go south. The drug seizures at the border increase from 2010 to 2018. The cartels act like sophisticated businesses. The employee chemists, financial advisors and assassins. Let's get into this video. It sucks money, mansions and private jets. A myth is being created around the narco culture. Narco culture has gone mainstream and can be seen in various areas like music, religion, soap opera, fashion and language. But it's not all the pretty roses people like to see. Join me as I tell you the truth behind cartel life. This is narco culture. Hey, what's up guys? My name is JC. I am wrong strong. If you are new to my channel, make sure you subscribe, hit that bell so you don't miss nothing. If you're part of my crew, me familia, me raza, you already know. Suvar se las un bourban. Suvar se las un bourban. Welcome to another episode of Chicago cartel life. Wait. Cartel life. Well, this guy was not considered to be a narco. This guy goes back to like the narco of the narco of the day. Garou Quintano. You know, the big, big dudes that set pretty much the blueprint for what all the cartels are now. That's how far back this guy goes and his history, his word, his, just everything he's done. But this, this, this is the thing. But this, this, this, this is the thing. He's been providing a service to cartels. Not just one. Cartels for many, many years. And at the end of the day, this service is more important, make more money. Actually, actually, or how the gringo say great wealth. So he's had relationships with the Sinai Law Cartel. He's had a relationship with the Haleesco Cartel and he's had relationships with other cartels. So what does that tell you that the service that he provides, one of the best guys in Mexico. So a lot of organizations used his services. He had 42 companies. He had real estate. He had businesses. He was a manager for singers, athletes, football, I mean, you name it. He was pulling in that money. There's a lot of money in Mexico. A lot of money. Trust me. Don't believe the hype. Money that comes in dirty comes out clean at the other end with this guy's service. This character was always a notice because obviously he looks like, I mean, what does a drug dealer look like or a cartel member? They're like this or like this or like that or like this. Like what is a drug dealer or cartel member look like? They're saying that he got away with his appearance because he looked like a older, I guess like a tata, like a grandfather or like, I don't understand. I mean, this is why it's so it's so bad to judge people by their appearance, how they look. Most of the time when I go to the store, people think that I just got out the pen. No, I got out four years ago. So his character went on notice for many, many years, obviously since the 70s. So this allowed him to actually, you know, do some work to for himself. So he was placing, you know, tons and tons of cocaine also in the US because he's been wanted by the US for a very some time now in Mexico. He was wanted even before the US. So he had it been in and out of prison in Mexico. But for some reason, hat was able to fly under the radar, even though his cases in Mexico were drug cases. So this man had businesses with several cartels. We are talking about Raúd Flores Hernandez El Dio. They've been looking for him since like 1983. And I guess now because the US actually stepped in and said, yeah, extradition is real. And for a lot of these guys, oh, trust me, they find out that they're going to the US. They are shitting in the pants because they know that prison is, uh, prison in the US. I mean, yes, you know, there's there's there's worse places. I mean, at least in in US, you have clean clothes, clean food, shit to read, stuff like that, you know, but a lot of lockdown, a lot of violence, you know, there's a lot to it too, but there was a lot of violence and a lot of drugs and a lot of everything in the Mexican prison. So I mean, just stay the fuck out of prison. Nobody wants to come to US for Mexico. I just put it like that. I think that's why my friend Ricardo stayed over there and did the whole fucking 15 years I did. He was able to drink every week and have sex. But the US stepped in, extradited. They said, come on, let's go. You have some charges in the United States. His charges actually in the United States are not that bad. A possession would attempt to distribute five or more kilos of cocaine. So it's not like, you know, I'll chop a triad, it's not like, it's not a huge, huge case, but he's still going to get some time. Like I say, all the time, guys, don't sell drugs. No matter if you've been out the game, like this gentleman was, because they're saying that he had been out the game for years now and they just popped them just because you know the United States had that paper somewhere on the desk or Mexico. He pissed somebody off. I mean, you name it. Don't think that just because you've been good, you're good. No, just be good and you'll be good. Just stay off the streets, man. Stay away from some drugs, stay away from doing anything that would bring harm to you or your family because at the end of the day life is too short, man. You don't want to spend in prison.