The Mexican market was arrested with a link with the Cartel Training Camp.

The prosecution of Mexico arrested the Tech Turnan market in West Harley Sko as part of a investigation into nearby Cartel Training Center.

Santiaa Santiago is suspected of an acquaintance with CJNG.

The survey began in March after discovering bone sculptures and hundreds of abandoned shoes, backpacks, and clothing items in the I and Gourle Ranch in March.

Rights groups were concerned that the ranch was used as an “eradication camp”, and people were forced to be hired, trained, and those who refused were tortured and murdered.

The discovery of people looking for missing relatives of what seemed to be evidence of mass murder on the site shocked a country with Cartel violence.

Mexican Attorney General Alejandro Gertz held a press conference to update journalists on federal investigations last week.

He confirmed that this site was used as a recruit training center for Jalisco New Generation Cartel, one of the most feared and powerful national drug trafficking gangs on Jalisco.

But he said that there was no evidence that it was used as a doctor and toilet.

According to the Attorney General, the bone sculpture has not been found recently, and the forensic prosecutor suggested that a fire on fire on the ranch would not have been hot enough to dispose of human relics.

Gertz’s statement has been angered between the “searches” given to relatives looking for more than 120,000 people who have been reportedly missing in Mexico for the past 20 years.

They said that his press conference raised more questions than the answer and did not deal with many abandoned shoes found on the ranch and what they were.

Gertz insisted that the authorities would continue to investigate whether there was a competition between CJNG and local officials.

Murguía SantiaGo’s arrest is part of the continuous investigation.

Before he was arrested, the market had nothing to hide. “If they want to investigate me, I’m willing to tell them clean and willing to know what I know,” he told the local media.

But the prosecution claims that he knew the existence of the training center and did not act on that knowledge.