He is accused of different crimes, one of them for alleged links with the Sinaloa cartel.
Julio César Chávez Junior boxer extradited Mexico for their link with the Sinaloa cartel
US authorities deported the boxer Julio César Chávez Juniorson of the homonym and legendary Mexican exboxer, who was required in his country for his alleged responsibility in the crime of organized crime in an investigation into the Sinaloa cartel.
Just over a month of his arrest in Los Angeleswhere resided, Chávez The agents of the Attorney General of the Republic (FGR)in Mexico, and admitted shortly after Federal Social Reintegration Center located in the state of Sonora.
The 39 -year -old fighter was taken in the first instance to the FGR Federal Ministerial Police Headquarters. Subsequently, its transfer to the maximum security prison was ordered, in compliance with an arrest warrant in force in Mexico.
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For her part, the Mexican president, Claudia Sheinbaumconfirmed at a press conference that Chávez Junior was delivered to the authorities of his country, after the US migratory instances determined their illegal stay in Los Angelesafter having expired the corresponding documentation.
He National Security Department of USA reported that initial arrest in Los Angeles He obeyed alleged links of the pugilist with organized crime activities, in addition to alleged traffic of weapons, ammunition and explosives.
Meanwhile, the FGR He said that the arrest warrant against him was issued in 2023, although from 2019 He was investigated for different causes. In case of being found guilty, Chávez Junior He could face sentences of up to 20 years in prison for the crimes imputed to him.
Chávez Junior He is the son of the remembered Julio César Cháveza legendary boxing figure, who competed between 1980 and 2005, enshrining champion in three different categories: Superpluma, Light and Superlivian. While the career of his descendant did not have the same brightness, he was medium champion of the Tip (CMB) Between 2011 and 2012, when he lost the scepter against the Argentine Sergio “Maravilla” Martínez in Las Vegas.
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