The pilot suspected of working in Mexican drug cartel

Mexico security forces arrested a pilot who suspects working for Los Chapitos, the Mexican cartel, run by sons of drug Lord Joaquin Prison, El Chapo, Guzman.

The pilot, known for the nickname of El Janda, was detained in the northern city of Kyliakan, the Los Chapitos Fortress, in an operation in which a soldier was shot.

Mexican intelligence sources say he is a key figure in Los Chapitos and that he has played a role In the Sting operation that led to the arrest of another Cartel El Mayo Zambada in the United States.

The pilot's lawyers demanded the courts for more time to prepare his defense.

While El Gandanda was detained in the early hours of Saturday, detailed information about the accusations equalized against him has become public only in recent days.

Mexico Security Minister told reporters at a press conference on Tuesday that he could confirm that El Janda was a trusted pilot of Los Chapitos leader.

Prosecutors say that, as a pilot was implemented, he also participated in drug and weapons trafficking and several explosive attacks on security forces.

The most important thing, however, is that Mexican intelligence services are now hoping to receive information from El Janda about the mysterious flight that delivered the desired drug “El Mayo” in the hands of US federal agents.

Guzman from Guzman.

Officials claim that Guzman Lopez deceived the 75 -year -old El Mayo – who was a close ally of his father – to get on an airplane with him, which then crossed the US border.

Photos published by US law enforcement agencies have shown that the two men have been arrested at a private airport near El Paso, Texas, by US agents who have apparently been waiting at the asphalt airport for their arrival.

El Mayo's loyalty believe that Joaquin Guzman Lopez has delivered the cartel leader, which has avoided capturing for three decades to the United States as part of a deal to negotiate a smaller sentence for himself.

El Mayo's lawyer denied that his client had been “deceived”, but said he was forced to the plane by Joaquin Guzman Lopez.

“He was planted, thrown to the ground and handcuffs … Then he was thrown into the back of a pickup and taken to a landing lane; he was forced there on a plane, his legs were tied to the seat by Joakin and led to the United States against the United States His will, “the lawyer told the La Times newspaper.

The lawyer also said that the only people on the plane were “The pilot, Joaquin and my client.”

Although it is not yet clear whether El Janda – the pilot arrested this weekend – is the one who flew the plane or whether he has helped plan the operation, Mexican prosecutors seem confident that they can provide them with information about the flight that ends The arrest of both Guzman Lopez and El Mayo.

El Mayo has since been found innocent of a long list of drugs related to drugs, while Joaquin's lawyers, Guzman Lopez, said their client was on legal basis negotiations.

El Mayo's alleged betrayal by Guzman Lopez led to a separation into their cartel with followers of the first known as Los Maios or La Maya, attacking the loyal ones to the second.