Oscar Castro

You know, my brother was in on it and a bunch of other guys.

A robbery on the street?

A robbery on the street.

So this kid, Chico Mijon was called.

He's the million dollar kid.

He would set up robberies on the outside.

You know, he had connections for like banks and Brinks trucks.

And he would just know when the money's getting moved, who's moving it, where's it going, all these things.

I don't know how he got the info, but he would get it.

Now, he would set up the robberies from inside the prison because he's doing his own prison term.

But he would have people on the outside go hit these banks or bring trucks or whatever the case may be.

Now, he sets up this robbery and about eight people go to do it.

Now, they do the robbery and they make it to the stash house with the money.

Now, when they get to the stash house with the money, it's surrounded by police officers.

They just didn't know it.

So once they go into the stash house with all the bags of money, the police raid the place, go inside, and they basically torture everybody in there.

Right.

And this came out in the paper.

It was like a huge thing.

You know, it said like ex-cons coming out of Penal Garcia Moreno, you know, got found in the stash house.