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   The cartel that gunned down a North Carolina charter school   
   teacher when he tried to rob one of their stash houses is one of   
   the largest drug trafficking organizations on the planet — and   
   has a penchant for violence, revenge and even cannibalism.   
      
   The Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación, or the New Generation   
   Jalisco Cartel, has murdered judges, congressmen, cops and their   
   own brethren in their bloody battle to control the US drug trade   
   and stamp out competition, the Washington Post previously   
   reported.   
      
   Last week, authorities say cartel’s members turned their scopes   
   on 40-year-old Barney Harris — a Spanish teacher and basketball   
   coach for Union Academy in Monroe — when he attempted to steal   
   thousands in cash and pounds of cocaine from one of their   
   trailers.   
      
   While Harris donned a bulletproof vest for the job, the gear was   
   no match for the ammunition cartel leaders allegedly pumped into   
   his body when they found him inside their stash house, Alamance   
   County Sheriff Terry Johnson said at a news conference.   
      
   “It was almost like an old Western shootout,” Johnson said of   
   the gunfire Harris and his brother-in-law exchanged with the   
   cartel members.   
      
   The small-town school teacher never stood a chance against a   
   cartel notorious for vicious acts of revenge, public displays of   
   violence and ruthless pursuit of anyone who dares to cross them.   
      
   Just last month, the corpse of a former lieutenant for the   
   cartel — who broke away to start his own gang — was found   
   upright on a park bench outside of Guadalajara, tightly wrapped   
   in black plastic, with a sign pinned to his body with knives   
   displaying the words “the traitor El Cholo.”   
      
   In December, cartel members chopped off the hands of three   
   apparent thieves and left them blindfolded, bound and holding up   
   their bloodied stumps on the side of the road.   
      
   CJNG has also previously killed 15 Mexican cops in a single   
   ambush, left the tortured bodies of 35 rival gang members on the   
   side of the road — and drugged two teenagers with crack, then   
   forced them to eat the hearts of murder victims as part of an   
   initiation ritual, News.com.au reported.   
      
   In 2015, cartel members even used a rocket-propelled grenade to   
   take down an Mexican military Black Hawk helicopter, killing   
   nine, the outlet said.   
      
   They have also engaged in beheadings, public hangings and acid   
   baths — and imagery of their brutality is often circulated   
   across social media to sow fear and intimidate the public, the   
   Courier Journal reported.   
      
   “We deemed CJNG one of the highest-priority transnational   
   organized crime threats we face,” the Drug Enforcement Agency   
   wrote in a press release last year announcing the arrests of   
   more than 600 cartel members.   
      
   The DEA considers CJNG one of the fastest growing transnational   
   criminal organizations in Mexico and “among the most prolific   
   methamphetamine producers in the world.”   
      
   CJNG’s leader — Nemesio Oseguera-Cervantes, or “El Mencho” — is   
   on the DEA’s most wanted fugitive list. The agency is offering a   
   reward of $10 million for information leading to his arrest.   
      
   https://nypost.com/2021/04/15/inside-one-of-mexicos-most-   
   notorious-drug-cartels/   
      
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