Stefano Ritondale

Well, you're thinking, I think Tom and Jerry.

Well, you're thinking, I think Tom and Jerry.

Probably.

Probably.

Probably.

So the reason why I say that, Ovidio Guzman, his call sign was one of those mouses because they called him El Raton, the rat. But not like because he was a rat, like the mouse, El Raton. I swear to you, there's an image of like a police badge and on top of the police badge is that mouse. That mouse, because that's his call sign. And so his emoji is sometimes like a mouse emoji.

So the reason why I say that, Ovidio Guzman, his call sign was one of those mouses because they called him El Raton, the rat. But not like because he was a rat, like the mouse, El Raton. I swear to you, there's an image of like a police badge and on top of the police badge is that mouse. That mouse, because that's his call sign. And so his emoji is sometimes like a mouse emoji.

So the reason why I say that, Ovidio Guzman, his call sign was one of those mouses because they called him El Raton, the rat. But not like because he was a rat, like the mouse, El Raton. I swear to you, there's an image of like a police badge and on top of the police badge is that mouse. That mouse, because that's his call sign. And so his emoji is sometimes like a mouse emoji.

So that was Ovidio Guzman. So he was detained. El Nini, the head of security of Los Chapitos was detained. And then, okay, now you had prior to this civil war, the other civil war I was talking about in Sonora. So they were definitely getting weaker and weaker and weaker and weaker. So from a U.S. point, why were they targeting Los Chapitos? Because they were key in the fentanyl trade.

So that was Ovidio Guzman. So he was detained. El Nini, the head of security of Los Chapitos was detained. And then, okay, now you had prior to this civil war, the other civil war I was talking about in Sonora. So they were definitely getting weaker and weaker and weaker and weaker. So from a U.S. point, why were they targeting Los Chapitos? Because they were key in the fentanyl trade.

So that was Ovidio Guzman. So he was detained. El Nini, the head of security of Los Chapitos was detained. And then, okay, now you had prior to this civil war, the other civil war I was talking about in Sonora. So they were definitely getting weaker and weaker and weaker and weaker. So from a U.S. point, why were they targeting Los Chapitos? Because they were key in the fentanyl trade.

And it was funny, the Sinaloa cartel did this whole like, oh, we're banning fentanyl trafficking and we're going to kill people who do it. We're no longer trafficking. They did target independent fentanyl traffickers, but they still pushed. Anybody who took that at face value was lying.

And it was funny, the Sinaloa cartel did this whole like, oh, we're banning fentanyl trafficking and we're going to kill people who do it. We're no longer trafficking. They did target independent fentanyl traffickers, but they still pushed. Anybody who took that at face value was lying.

And it was funny, the Sinaloa cartel did this whole like, oh, we're banning fentanyl trafficking and we're going to kill people who do it. We're no longer trafficking. They did target independent fentanyl traffickers, but they still pushed. Anybody who took that at face value was lying.

So they used it as a proper, exactly. And that's what they, because while he was doing that, I was talking to a good friend of mine who's a journalist and he's like, and because we were like, dude, this is absolute BS. Nobody's going to believe this.

So they used it as a proper, exactly. And that's what they, because while he was doing that, I was talking to a good friend of mine who's a journalist and he's like, and because we were like, dude, this is absolute BS. Nobody's going to believe this.

So they used it as a proper, exactly. And that's what they, because while he was doing that, I was talking to a good friend of mine who's a journalist and he's like, and because we were like, dude, this is absolute BS. Nobody's going to believe this.

And he's like, no, he's pushing a huge load of fentanyl to the US right now because he needs the money because he had this pet, Ivan Archivaldo, the head of Los Chapitos, you can argue, had this pet project of his key and security aspect that he wanted and he needed the money now.

And he's like, no, he's pushing a huge load of fentanyl to the US right now because he needs the money because he had this pet, Ivan Archivaldo, the head of Los Chapitos, you can argue, had this pet project of his key and security aspect that he wanted and he needed the money now.

And he's like, no, he's pushing a huge load of fentanyl to the US right now because he needs the money because he had this pet, Ivan Archivaldo, the head of Los Chapitos, you can argue, had this pet project of his key and security aspect that he wanted and he needed the money now.