Martha “N” was handed over to the United States authorities at the AICM, for the crimes of criminal association, fraud, identity theft and money laundering.
Mexico City, November 8 (However).- The Attorney General’s Office of the Republic (FGR) reported on Friday that it delivered to the Government of USA (EU) Mexican style Martha “N”, who is required by the Federal Court of Columbia, for crimes of criminal association, fraud, identity theft y money laundering.
In a statement released on social networks, the FGR specified that this measure was taken in compliance with Extradition Treaty signed between the Government of Mexico and his pair of USAso the citizen was handed over to the designated agents for transfer to the aforementioned country, in the Mexico City International Airport (CdMx).
#FGR The Mexican Martha “J” was extradited to the US Government, requested by the Federal Court of Columbia, for crimes of criminal association, fraud, identity theft and money laundering. As part of a criminal association, he defrauded people in the US who owned… pic.twitter.com/gQm1SiJWTD
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According to the Attorney General’s Office, Martha “N” was part of a criminal association, through which she defrauded people residing in the United States who owned vacation properties in Mexico, for around 527 million pesos.
Just on October 24, the FGR reported on the extradition to the United States Government of Marco “N” for a separate case of criminal association, crimes against health, attempts to export defense articles without a license, and smuggling of goods from the United States.
In this case, the citizen was requested by the Federal Court for the Southern District of California, so the Prosecutor’s Office pointed out that this process, like that of Martha “N”, also occurred in compliance with the Extradition Treaty signed between both countries.
In this sense, the FGR detailed that Marco “N” was part of a criminal organization located in Baja California, between 2018 and 2020. Given the above, the subject who was placed at the disposal of the US authorities was responsible for sending methamphetamine and other drugs to that country, as well as firearms from the United States to Mexico.
“The defendant was responsible for sending methamphetamine and other drugs to the United States, as well as firearms from that country to Mexico,” the FGR said in a statement.
The subject was detained in Mexicali, Baja California, in February 2024, and then handed over to the designated agents for final transfer to the Mexico City International Airport.