Having gotten an undergraduate degree in Criminal Justice and having lived in a US border town, these are the things you learn about. These things have been going on for years. The cartel do not allow for violence in these resort cities because it is bad for business. They even own clubs and bars on the Mexican border. It doesn't end there. They own restaurants and small businesses, they have politicians and police in their pockets in US border towns. They also own alot of real estate in the US. Almost anywhere in the US where Mexican communities exist, they have investments and ties to the community. There's a whole underworld going on behind the scenes that the majority of the population isn't even aware of. Drugs coming in to the US and money going South. We walk past people everyday, drive next to cars on the street, and are neighbors with people we would never suspect who are a part of this underworld. There are sweet old ladies with kilos in their houses, cars with compartments driving by us and drop offs taking place in garages and restaurants. It would blow your mind if you knew.
@kevinhullinger8743 That's how we've gotten to this point. People think that if they ignore the problem, it'll just go away. In fact, the opposite happens. It just keeps getting worse.
This guy is spot on! During the pandemic, I left the U.S. with a one-way ticket to Cancun. I ended up befriending a local, and it quickly became clear that the cartel's presence was everywhere-Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Cozumel, you name it. They keep tabs on everything (you can’t even SEE them because they look like normal people, older people, people with normal jobs, yet they’re wearing an earpiece). My friend sat me down at a taco spot across from Coco Bongo and told me I was being watched. I mentioned the TSA officer who asked how much money I had when I landed, and I simply responded, “enough.” I left for Playa del Carmen that day, but they were there too. You can’t escape them.
There is a story about foreigners couple being ambushed in a resort. They tied the males hands and feets and raped all their girlfriends except 1 mexican female.
Exactly. All the people that say Mexico is safe... are either tourists who are visiting the vacation spots, or non-locals who have moved there to buy a cheap home. What they don't realize... is that the only reason it seems safe, is because all those spots are owned and ran by the cartels. It is in their best interest to keep tourists and non-locals safe. It's all business.
As a black person that grew up in dangerous hoods and survived it's no way I'm going to Mexico for anything. That's not a vacation to me. I don't see any reason to go to Cancun. I don't have to see all of the world.
I lived 50 years in Southern California , this is real! I used to go to Mexico a lot, I will never go there again, have not gone for many years, it is not safe
@@wendyhannaford7696 that's like someone saying I'll never go to the US after visiting Chicago I've gone multiple times over the years and never had a bad experience
These are the types of guests I want to see more on here - who really know the underworld and are ready to fight against it. Ex mob bosses and gangsters are interesting to hear, but this is really the type of guys that should get more publicity instead of them
My dad worked for federal police in Mexico from the 60's through the 80's and would say there's was an agreement not to mess with the tourist, because of the money they brought in. But now they not honoring that agreement.
So basically, the Cartels own Mexico. Never go to a country where Cartels run everything. I don't care how luxurious the resort is, I'm not fuckin' with Mexico.
This is mind blowing!! I thank god for this man! I’ve been planning a trip to Mexico for years to Cancun or Tulum but after listening, it’s truly not worth the risk. Their own natives don’t come out at night or once they move they never return. That’s scary! I couldn’t imagine living my life like that.
Honestly the US is very unsafe as well, I go to Mexico all the time, I stay in nice resorts, I feel safe. My step dad also worked with DEA, we love Mexico but there are dangerous areas just like any other country
Been to Mexico countless times. If you’re nervous just take a cruise ship. Rules apply everywhere you go on the planet, “stay main stream, lay low and mind your own business.”
My understanding about why the Cartels own hotels, it allows them to launder money. Basically what happens, they rent out 100 rooms, then show an additional 100 rooms as 'ghost' guests who pay 'cash'. This allows them to put their money into banks without questions as to where they got it.
@@smatte-loupexcept it’s not just Mexican resorts they own… so they do need to account for that income at a certain level. Especially because they’re silent partners with civilians who aren’t criminals.
Jesus has defeated the devil. We need to pray. People in Mexico need to pray and get under the Shadow of The Almighty 🙏 For example: El Salvador gang and the president Bukele
@AceRampageCO I don't know who Old boy is. God does answer prayers and God is protecting those people who have chosen to be Children of God. Mexico doesn't have a government under God and or laws that mirror moral values. The cartels gain power because of the powers and wickedness in high places. The battle is spiritual. God doesn't think like we do. I am sure God has protected more people from the darkness in towns and streets and people. We aren't God so we can't say God should do things our way and think there would be an end to something.
I’ve been saying this since 2006. Everybody that got rich in the 80s and 90s off crack and heroin all invested their money in the major resorts throughout Mexico. That’s why when the resorts were off the hook and tourists stopped vacationing for a while all of a sudden everything miraculously calmed down. All the adults looked at me like I didn’t know what I was talking about because I was like 12 and they couldn’t wrap their mind around what I mentioned. People are delusional if they really think the Mexican government did anything to encourage the tourism to come back 😂
Hector is very enlightening to say the least. I have been all over Mexico many times and travel alone. The past several years I would go to Puerto Vallarta and also walk around at night. After hearing this interview I doubt I will ever go back. I grew up on the Southside of Chicago so I know danger--but nothing like this.
When I went to Playa Del Carmen, the resort “staff” encouraged us to stay at the resort, resort recommended excursions or the tourist shopping district. I remember them saying DO Not go exploring Mexico on your own. I see why now, geesh.
@@SU_fan_44Just because you were ignorant and made a bad decision and was lucky to not have to get kidnapped or killed doesn't mean your right. It just means you were and idiot who got lucky .
I have homes in the U.S and in Tijuana. He is not lying. I know women who been kidnapped and people who been murdered by cartels. Prople like him are Heros and thank you for bringing awareness to those who do not know
yea but this is literally saying "I have homes in the U.S. and in the fifth most dangerous city on Earth". he is idiotic for implying all of Mexico is like this.
@@mariothemenace5303 he is referring to Hector basically saying that no business in Mexico is safe, since rivals try to ruin eachothers business (which was a dumb statement on his part).
@@plinkertonmanhe never said all of Mexico is like this. He said the safe resort areas are cartel run and parts of Mexico are very dangerous, then said he generally advises not to go there.
They did arrest people who killed those Black tourists. The Cartel themselves turned in the members who did it and apologized for what they did. They wanted no parts of the US government being given a reason to be able to go there. A smart move.
US Government isn't coming down there no matter what. The US Government is the same government who caught a big drug dealer in the States who ended up being the Secretary of Defense of Mexico. They let him go for nothing because Mexico put pressure on the US and threatened to have every DEA agent removed from the country. The US gave him back and asked Mexico to investigate him. Mexico did and cleared him of all charges. The US didn't like that and asked Mexico to prosecute him or send him back up for an indictment. Mexico said no and that was the end of that.
I'm so lucky I survived going to Mexico alone as a woman. The scariest time was seeing a cartel group in bullet proof vests and huge guns blocking off the hotel I was staying at
Even as a man it's not safe. I wouldn't go to Mexico even if I could take my weapons with me. No thank you. Many other beautiful countries. The Bahamas was gorgeous. I'm going again. I can visit Cancun via the internet.
I bought weed from the Cartel behind a watch shop in Quantana Roo. 2 days later they went into my hotel room in Playa Del Carmer while I was at the pool, took my cash and wifes jewelery, took money from our locked safe too and then asked us to come up from the pool. We walked up with smiley hotel staff and walked into a room of police. They tried to bribe us, but I was attending the resort with about 125 friends of mine for a wedding. We all walked into the room and stood outside of it. They left. When some of my friends went back to their rooms , they were robbed too. Fuck that place. Community is nice but its too corrupt. This was 2018. Did take a tour of the Mayan ruins which was fantastic but had to have a tour guide who was familiar with cartel and police. They both will rob you, especially the police. Our uber driver picked up somebody at a mall down the street and didn't let them know about it and they set his car on fire the next day. I spent 14 days there, will never go back. and yeah, its pretty much tacos everywhere you go
Well do you think all that would of happend if you didn't buy weed from them? I just got back from cancun on Sunday the resort was laid back and there were a lot of Asian and white people there.
Nothing new with corrupt police in Mexico, In the 1970's one of the slang terms for a police car on the C.B. radio in the USA was a "tjaunna taxi" Every other person was picked up and brought to jail with whatever you had on you as bail. Back then cartels were a Colombian thing for the most part. Up to the 1980's I never felt unsafe in Mexico. I wouldn't go now, prefer to remember it as it was. Some really good people & food.
@@bgonza2I’m Mexican and go to Michoacán. Trump wasn’t lying about gangs, killers and cartels are crossing the border illegally. THESE ARE MASS MURDERERS that DO NOT GET CAUGHT
I’m black and go to Mexico all the time to buy drugs and go to the night clubs , “ I don’t bring anything back over the border” I normally always feel safe . When something bad is about to happen you can kind of sense it. Like it prison the air gets dry when shit is about to kick off . I’ve been to Mexico atleast 600 times lol .
I just got back from my 100th visit. There were plenty of good Mexicans at the nightclubs.. a cop pulled me over, and told me how to get to Fastpass lane.. he didn’t ask for money. I’m sure it happens.. this Narc is someone that visited Mexico only to go into the lion’s den over and over and over.. so I get it.. big picture.. Mexico is without a doubt a Narco run country.. so is the US.. (ahem.. healthcare policies…Sacler family anybody..? Woooops).. it’s your world until you allow drugs to pick your pocket.. but what do we all know as humans.. drugs, sex, and rock n roll…. Pick your poison and someone will be there to sell it to you.
I needed to hear this. I pray this man stays safe. He reminded me just how corrupt different areas in Mexico are. I think I'll live with my memories and not make any new ones in this beautiful but sometimes dangerous country. Don't care to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Somebody broke this down, it was damn near unbelievable, dude said damn near every business in those specific neighborhoods are straight up fronts lmfao
Came across a truck stop like that in West Texas. None of the fuel islands were working, store was bare...maybe a few shelves scattered about with expired snacks...an old man sleeping behind the counter with a pistol holstered. I guess he was supposed to be guarding the stash. 😂
God bless Hector Berrellez. I would love to just hang around this guy and listen. What a wealth of information. He belongs in the next administration as a strategic advisor.
That happened in Iguala in the state of Guerrero, those 42 students had commandeered a couple of buses as was their annual tradition to protest against something I don’t recall, unknowingly a local cartel had put drugs to be smuggled on those buses just prior and when the students accidentally drove off with the drugs in those buses the local cartel had the local police chase them down shooting at them until they stopped the buses and rounded up and shot and killed all the students at the cartel’s direction as proved by the texting between them when eventually it all came out the local cartel lord and police chief were briefly arrested and let go !😮
This is true I live in Acapulco and the students find the drugs in luggage when the students cédete getting off bus but this cartel was the government and the governor of Acapulco was having a affair with the female governor i iguala
@7:26 from what I remembered, they presumed the cartel thought those other people were Haitians were connected to a drug group. But I also kind of remembered an article that stated once they realize it was mistaken identity, they released them, and a few of the lower level gunmen were given up and arrested. Obviously they were given up by the main cartels who wanted to bury the story
True the interviewer thinks African Americans are the only black people in Mexico, theres a huge Haitian population especially in border cities.also it was CDG not cjng how he states lol
Facts!! My family lives in Sinaloa. We went out and uncle told us to get back before sundown. Well we didn’t get back in time. We got pulled over by a check point. Dude dressed street clothes and in ski mask and ak47s. Luckily they let us go! It’s wild out there.
This guy isnt lying if u look at a map whole of mexico is carved up in territories wich are constantly competing mayors anything of power is under there obedience the ones whom are not and refuse well u know the story ....
@@ShrimplessScampidude is severely exaggerating. Tourist areas are perfectly safe. Obviously most rural areas are complete shit holes, but well populated areas are fine.
@@slimpski yeah I’d imagine. Another comment I glanced at said something similar. Basically saying it would be bad business if foreign tourists were robbed/killed at/around one of these resorts.
I was just there last year. I think it’s safer to say don’t drive through the border and don’t end up in a small town somewhere in the middle of nowhere.
That’s not how it works. The Cartel doesn’t want to bring any extra attention to Mexico so they’ll never go out of their way to touch a tourist. Plus that’s a large part of their economy. It’s usually against other native Mexicans .
I remember the story about the 42 kids.. my mom said her friend who was a mother of the college student. They were picked up because of sum protest & they were all burned near a river & no evidence was ever recovered.
My brother got married in Mexico bout 10 yrs ago. A year later the same hotel we stayed at got taken over by cartel! They came on the resort when tourist were there and kicked everyone out!
I was told by a taxi driver that Escobar had a house in Tulum and he was responsible for bringing electricity to all the resorts there. You can still see the power lines…idk
Yup, I remember the 42 university students missing. I'll nvr forget and often wonder if there are any updates. I empathize with their family and friends.
It's not just in Mexico. I worked in the ski industry from the 80's to the late 90's. The cartel has a stranglehold on the labor force in the tourist industry in the states & has for decades. Everyone I worked with that wasn't a US citizen was being trafficked. It's not just the fee to get across the border. They pay the cartel for their housing, their ID, their P.O. box, their phones, everything. They are indeed debt bonded.
Begs the question ,why did Biden open up the border and overwhelm our Customs and Border Patrol? Stopped construction of the wall on day one, paid off the contractors and sent them home, sold the left over materials at pennies on the dollar and basically said come one, come all? And the left thinks that's alright? If a conservative did that they'd be squawking and rightfully so.
He's talking about specific areas. I live in Yucatan. As long as you aren't involved in drugs, etc.- and don't have conflict with the locals, even if you're right- you'll be fine for the most part.
Mexico needs another president like El Salvador's to take care of this crap. I'm learning Spanish and yet I can't even visit a Spanish-speaking country for fear of death!
The interviewer is trying to find a reason for things that do not need a reason. Hector B is saying they might kill you because you did something, they might kill you because you didn’t do something, they might kill you because someone else did something, or they just might kill you because they can. There’s no reason.
That's the whole point. Getting anywhere in "this world" should never be an objective and I know exactly what you mean by getting anywhere. This life is a blur of opportunities to cultivate love - or the alternative - and then boom guess what. You're in eternity. That's one thing these pathetic cartel demon possessed people don't understand. Life's short eternity is forever. Embrace Christ NOW
The bad guys who run this world will lose, sooner, or later. Materialistic people are never fulfilled. Many end up with drug addictions, overdose, become possessed by demons and go crazy, or end their lives. People who have God are happy with what they have, and they are the winners.
@@ዐጸዐጸዐጸዐጸዐጸ so ambition is a sin? Building a better future is a sin? Striving forward for a better life is a sin. Your all whack jobs. And lazy. And Christ probably sees that to.
I visited Mexico one time, and I will NEVER go back. We saw 2 things that made us uneasy 1st was a zodiac boat with a 50cal circling the cruise ships; definitely making their presence known and the 2nd we rented a golf cart as we were just going around with no real plan in place we just wanted to get to the beach and shop the little shops; a Duece and a half, full of guerilla men in tactical gear came up from behind. It was very unnerving. After us seeing them, the guy that rented the golf cart pulled up to us in a car and told us we could not be in that area and to hurry and leave as he drove away. That was my one and only time in Mexico, and I will never return. It's a beautiful country but not beautiful enough to lose my life over.
I will relate a true story I was part of over 40 years ago to show to you what he is saying is 100% true. In the late spring of 1980 I took my very pretty 19 year old student girlfriend to Ensenada for the weekend. We were returning on a Sunday late afternoon when the sun was beginning to set near Rosarita. A large round rock rolled down off the side of a berm in the middle of the road and my front left tire hit the rock and the car was disabled. I stopped as soon as it happened and my car was partially blocking the northbound right lane. In less than 30 seconds a white Ford LTD had pulled up and stopped in front of my car. Four men quickly got out of the car and surrounded my car with guns drawn. My car was locked and my girlfriends window was up and closed so they could not grab her. I told her forcefully do not open the door or the window. My window had been rolled down and one of the men, I later learned who were Mexican state plain clothed police officers, put a revolver in my face while he tried to unlock the door. Almost like divine intervention was involved because the door lock was stripped and pulled right off with the car door in the locked position. He could not get me out nor could they get my girlfriend out. They were screaming at us in Spanish for less than a minute before they were intimidated by the cars slowly passing by and honking at the scene they were witnessing. They got back in their LTD and sped off. We got out after they left and someone also driving north let us jump into their car and got us across the border. So, this kidnapping and killings of Americans and young pretty women is not new and it does happen.
I drove Mexico in a car with my family in 2004. We were treated very well. As long as you take normal precautions and don't sell drugs on cartel turf you'll be fine.
Im first generation mexican/american and i will never go back mexico again. I used to go once a year as a child. As i got older, i started having more and more weird encounters with people down there. One time i was sitting at the bar at a restaurant in zacatecas and a lcoal started a conversation with me. After a litlle while it occurred to me that this individual was basically fishing for information/ trying to find a mark. He was asking what i do for work, if it paid well, where was I from, where am i staying, how did i get there, ext........ and they do it in a charming sneeky way. This guy almost got me. Once you experience something like this, you learn to be careful how you speak to people and what you say to them in Mexico.
Complicity is what gives cartel power - it’s everyone who is willing to go along - the mother the daughter the sons, everyone who knows a cartel member and shuts their eyes is complicit in everything that happened - all the murders, rapes, and drug trafficking
Mexico used to have a 2nd ammendment much like in the u.s. constitution. Without the ordinary citizens having the right to bear arms you leave them defenseless against tyranny, which is where they are.
@@ratfinkie62bullshit. The 2nd amendment was written for the people , and by the people for the right to bare arms against any threat being individuals or the government. So you can take your communist California beliefs elsewhere traitor. We aren’t giving up our guns get that through your traitor skull.
@@tinyherc9162 specifically he just confirms what we all know and felt. I just know, they kill the wrong American and it will be curtains for the whole ball of wax. I would be interested if there was a better solution to this issue than more violence. Maybe I am being naieve.?
@@tinyherc9162 I know this much Tiny, you kill the wrong American and these cartels and the politicians who protect them will have much, much larger issues. Eventually, when you keep rolling the dice, snake eyes come up.
Serious sarcasm. Great king and great crimes. Hector took some serious bribes and did some serious assault beating people to get where he is and to get the information he’s gotten. Please nukkas , this man is a ‘semi’ bad man. There’s way worse but he’s nothing good. @@ShrimplessScampi
He'll be safe. He probably was involved in cartels and hence is so knowledgable in the topic. Look at his expression, he surely doesn't care if he gets killed, and has definitely lived much.
I got a friend, he was in Cancun & law enforcement stopped him told him to give them money in order for them to leave him alone he asked no questions gave them money equivalent to about $300 & then they left.
If you go to Jamaica and rent a car don't tell them the real place you are staying at. They stole my spare tire and charged me $70. This was back in 1986.
Good thing drugs are kept incredibly profitable by making them hard to get. Kind of how DeBeers did with diamonds. Just limit the supply, pump up the demand, and the market will figure out the rest. Except diamonds aren't consumable, and drugs are - so the drugs market is infinitely more profitable.
Just telling my story, I just came back from Cancun 2 days ago, I rented a car and had a great time. The only thing, I was pulled over and the police told me he was going to give me a ticket or give him $20, so hell i gave him $20, went on my way.I just didn't want to sit at the resort my entire trip, so I ventured out, everyday. But I had a great time, went to their malls, shopped with the family, drove to 2 hours to chichen itza. I said I had a great time twice, but small minds will focus on the $20. I didn't like it, but it didn't spoil my trip. Hell police here just beat a man to death last year, they just took $20
that’s scary! i would literally never go out of where i’m at bcuz what would have happened if i don’t give them my money 😳 and then tourists being taken for what? How are you suppose know what cartel bosses own what? it doesn’t seem safe
@@oliviafucku9960 he said i was speeding. He gave me an option, ticket for 300 pesos or $20 usd. He took my kids phone to make sure they didn't record, but no big deal the rest of trip was cool.
Yoooo this happened to me too!! We got pulled over and said we were speeding..they demanded $50. We only had 20 so they took it and let us go!! Corruption at its finest. It's how These loser cops make money.
@@cross6588 bro he gave it back, plus he didn't really take them, they were on the phones at the time, he told them to go their videos to make sure they hadn't recorded, me giving him $20. He held it, took a look & gave them right back.
Having gotten an undergraduate degree in Criminal Justice and having lived in a US border town, these are the things you learn about. These things have been going on for years. The cartel do not allow for violence in these resort cities because it is bad for business. They even own clubs and bars on the Mexican border. It doesn't end there. They own restaurants and small businesses, they have politicians and police in their pockets in US border towns. They also own alot of real estate in the US. Almost anywhere in the US where Mexican communities exist, they have investments and ties to the community. There's a whole underworld going on behind the scenes that the majority of the population isn't even aware of. Drugs coming in to the US and money going South. We walk past people everyday, drive next to cars on the street, and are neighbors with people we would never suspect who are a part of this underworld. There are sweet old ladies with kilos in their houses, cars with compartments driving by us and drop offs taking place in garages and restaurants. It would blow your mind if you knew.
If you're from the frontera you understand perro. Stay safe
@@panchoramirez2965 definitely!
Stop using drugs perro
People do not want to know, they stay in their own little bubble.
@kevinhullinger8743 That's how we've gotten to this point. People think that if they ignore the problem, it'll just go away. In fact, the opposite happens. It just keeps getting worse.
This guy is spot on! During the pandemic, I left the U.S. with a one-way ticket to Cancun. I ended up befriending a local, and it quickly became clear that the cartel's presence was everywhere-Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Cozumel, you name it. They keep tabs on everything (you can’t even SEE them because they look like normal people, older people, people with normal jobs, yet they’re wearing an earpiece). My friend sat me down at a taco spot across from Coco Bongo and told me I was being watched. I mentioned the TSA officer who asked how much money I had when I landed, and I simply responded, “enough.” I left for Playa del Carmen that day, but they were there too. You can’t escape them.
There is a story about foreigners couple being ambushed in a resort. They tied the males hands and feets and raped all their girlfriends except 1 mexican female.
Exactly. All the people that say Mexico is safe... are either tourists who are visiting the vacation spots, or non-locals who have moved there to buy a cheap home. What they don't realize... is that the only reason it seems safe, is because all those spots are owned and ran by the cartels. It is in their best interest to keep tourists and non-locals safe. It's all business.
Easiest place to get extorted , it’s happened to everyone I knw that’s gone there lol
@@305raider3gone where?
@@alfredosanchez76where are non locals from that move there for a cheap home?
As a black person that grew up in dangerous hoods and survived it's no way I'm going to Mexico for anything. That's not a vacation to me. I don't see any reason to go to Cancun. I don't have to see all of the world.
lol “I don’t have to see all of the world” man for real shit right here lol
They don’t want you there lol
@@fireluvr feeling is mutual homie
@@SalKay-ur5nk wtf does that even mean those people in Mexico don’t want you there .
@@SalKay-ur5nkfrfr
The problem is that people (tourists) don't think such will ever happen to them - until it does.
Why would it happen ?
This is one of the most terrifying interviews i've ever heard.
Its fear mongering its like me saying don't travel to Maine because of how Chicago is and if you have nothing to do with the cartel you're safe
I lived 50 years in Southern California , this is real! I used to go to Mexico a lot, I will never go there again, have not gone for many years, it is not safe
@@wendyhannaford7696 that's like someone saying I'll never go to the US after visiting Chicago I've gone multiple times over the years and never had a bad experience
Check out Dominic Morrow Near Death Experience that will top anything you have ever seen. It’s life changing
@@noelramirez1551its not like that at all idiot
These are the types of guests I want to see more on here - who really know the underworld and are ready to fight against it. Ex mob bosses and gangsters are interesting to hear, but this is really the type of guys that should get more publicity instead of them
no, because he doesnt know anything, im sorry but cartels are kidnapping tourists? like american women, most of them are ugly
this is a great informative interview
I hope he stays safe
OG was a reliable UA-camr from Mexico. He has not posted recently. Many of his followers are wondering what happened to him.
My dad worked for federal police in Mexico from the 60's through the 80's and would say there's was an agreement not to mess with the tourist, because of the money they brought in. But now they not honoring that agreement.
Drugs provide more revenue than tourism
@@shereeschumacher8849 contracts for mexico government projects provide way more. drugs is just a side business
And human trafficking
So basically, the Cartels own Mexico. Never go to a country where Cartels run everything. I don't care how luxurious the resort is, I'm not fuckin' with Mexico.
Pretty much.
Your loss, Mexico is a phenomenal country.
@@LucianodevinciWe’ll take the loss then. Gladly. I’d rather miss out.
@@Lucianodevinciwhy do they run to the US then 🤔
@@Lucianodevinci there are way better and less corrupt countries to visit
Yeah….I’m 120 miles from Mexico. No Thank you. Not inviting to go there at all. The people are scary and the stories are true. This sucks.
Actually, the people are hard working and charming but the Cartel owns their spirit now.
I live in san diego and go down to TJ once a month at least. In the day time and night time.
Mexicans aren’t scary 😂
Stop sniffing easy, tell that to your cousin that does that every day, drug war is your country’s fault! PERIOD!
This is mind blowing!! I thank god for this man! I’ve been planning a trip to Mexico for years to Cancun or Tulum but after listening, it’s truly not worth the risk. Their own natives don’t come out at night or once they move they never return. That’s scary! I couldn’t imagine living my life like that.
Honestly the US is very unsafe as well, I go to Mexico all the time, I stay in nice resorts, I feel safe. My step dad also worked with DEA, we love Mexico but there are dangerous areas just like any other country
Been to Mexico countless times. If you’re nervous just take a cruise ship. Rules apply everywhere you go on the planet, “stay main stream, lay low and mind your own business.”
My understanding about why the Cartels own hotels, it allows them to launder money. Basically what happens, they rent out 100 rooms, then show an additional 100 rooms as 'ghost' guests who pay 'cash'. This allows them to put their money into banks without questions as to where they got it.
Bingo.
WTF😂it doesn’t have to be that complex bro it’s not the USA, all they have to do is say this my shit and it’s their shit end of story
@@smatte-loupexcept it’s not just Mexican resorts they own… so they do need to account for that income at a certain level. Especially because they’re silent partners with civilians who aren’t criminals.
@@_Just_V_ incorrect. They’re in business with silent partners who don’t appear as criminals.
and they own the best resorts, best food, best service......it just is what it is.
Pure evil. This is what happens when good men no longer oppose evil with force.
The bad man always kept the bigger gun
Jesus has defeated the devil.
We need to pray. People in Mexico need to pray and get under the Shadow of The Almighty 🙏
For example: El Salvador gang and the president Bukele
@@huelaura4691well I’m pretty sure the people have of Mexico have been asking ol boy to come help them, so far he ain’t showed yet.
@AceRampageCO I don't know who Old boy is.
God does answer prayers and God is protecting those people who have chosen to be Children of God.
Mexico doesn't have a government under God and or laws that mirror moral values.
The cartels gain power because of the powers and wickedness in high places.
The battle is spiritual.
God doesn't think like we do.
I am sure God has protected more people from the darkness in towns and streets and people.
We aren't God so we can't say God should do things our way and think there would be an end to something.
@@AceRampageCO😭😭😭😭😭😭
I’ve been saying this since 2006. Everybody that got rich in the 80s and 90s off crack and heroin all invested their money in the major resorts throughout Mexico. That’s why when the resorts were off the hook and tourists stopped vacationing for a while all of a sudden everything miraculously calmed down. All the adults looked at me like I didn’t know what I was talking about because I was like 12 and they couldn’t wrap their mind around what I mentioned. People are delusional if they really think the Mexican government did anything to encourage the tourism to come back 😂
Yes ma'am. You know exactly what your are talking about. Glad you’re not so blind and dismiss it as most do.
Agreed
You know nothing.
@@CallmeBotakaOrcclown communist
@@CallmeBotakaOrcexplain why shes wrong if your gonna say something
Hector is very enlightening to say the least. I have been all over Mexico many times and travel alone. The past several years I would go to Puerto Vallarta and also walk around at night. After hearing this interview I doubt I will ever go back. I grew up on the Southside of Chicago so I know danger--but nothing like this.
When I went to Playa Del Carmen, the resort “staff” encouraged us to stay at the resort, resort recommended excursions or the tourist shopping district. I remember them saying DO Not go exploring Mexico on your own. I see why now, geesh.
BS, explored all over and met some really cool and interesting people.
@@SU_fan_44 kudos to you, troll of the evening. 😂
@@whipking1760 my solo week vacation eating tacos and visiting the sights wasn't trolling. I actually enjoyed myself. Whatever.
I was told that same thing
@@SU_fan_44Just because you were ignorant and made a bad decision and was lucky to not have to get kidnapped or killed doesn't mean your right. It just means you were and idiot who got lucky .
I have homes in the U.S and in Tijuana. He is not lying. I know women who been kidnapped and people who been murdered by cartels. Prople like him are Heros and thank you for bringing awareness to those who do not know
But I feel perfectly safe at HK…y is that?
@@drozz1107 because it's a business.. they are not going to mess with their own business. Simple
yea but this is literally saying "I have homes in the U.S. and in the fifth most dangerous city on Earth". he is idiotic for implying all of Mexico is like this.
@@mariothemenace5303 he is referring to Hector basically saying that no business in Mexico is safe, since rivals try to ruin eachothers business (which was a dumb statement on his part).
@@plinkertonmanhe never said all of Mexico is like this. He said the safe resort areas are cartel run and parts of Mexico are very dangerous, then said he generally advises not to go there.
They did arrest people who killed those Black tourists. The Cartel themselves turned in the members who did it and apologized for what they did. They wanted no parts of the US government being given a reason to be able to go there. A smart move.
US Government isn't coming down there no matter what.
The US Government is the same government who caught a big drug dealer in the States who ended up being the Secretary of Defense of Mexico. They let him go for nothing because Mexico put pressure on the US and threatened to have every DEA agent removed from the country.
The US gave him back and asked Mexico to investigate him.
Mexico did and cleared him of all charges.
The US didn't like that and asked Mexico to prosecute him or send him back up for an indictment.
Mexico said no and that was the end of that.
For are we know they could of just been decoys and extorted to confess crimes they didn’t commit
@@joseg93ifyexactly , some innocent person was grabbed off the streets and forced to confess to the murder otherwise their families will be killed
@@joseg93ify , that was my first thought! Smoke screen in effect!
Sounds like he'll on earth
Violence is a language that everyone can understand.
Wow, well put.
I'm so lucky I survived going to Mexico alone as a woman. The scariest time was seeing a cartel group in bullet proof vests and huge guns blocking off the hotel I was staying at
It sucks! I travel solo myself to scuba & have had serious issues too! Im old now & too afraid to travel
Even as a man it's not safe. I wouldn't go to Mexico even if I could take my weapons with me. No thank you. Many other beautiful countries. The Bahamas was gorgeous. I'm going again. I can visit Cancun via the internet.
I bought weed from the Cartel behind a watch shop in Quantana Roo. 2 days later they went into my hotel room in Playa Del Carmer while I was at the pool, took my cash and wifes jewelery, took money from our locked safe too and then asked us to come up from the pool. We walked up with smiley hotel staff and walked into a room of police. They tried to bribe us, but I was attending the resort with about 125 friends of mine for a wedding. We all walked into the room and stood outside of it. They left. When some of my friends went back to their rooms , they were robbed too. Fuck that place. Community is nice but its too corrupt. This was 2018. Did take a tour of the Mayan ruins which was fantastic but had to have a tour guide who was familiar with cartel and police. They both will rob you, especially the police. Our uber driver picked up somebody at a mall down the street and didn't let them know about it and they set his car on fire the next day. I spent 14 days there, will never go back. and yeah, its pretty much tacos everywhere you go
Wow
Well do you think all that would of happend if you didn't buy weed from them? I just got back from cancun on Sunday the resort was laid back and there were a lot of Asian and white people there.
Nothing new with corrupt police in Mexico,
In the 1970's one of the slang terms for a police car on the C.B. radio in the USA was a "tjaunna taxi"
Every other person was picked up and brought to jail with whatever you had on you as bail.
Back then cartels were a Colombian thing for the most part.
Up to the 1980's I never felt unsafe in Mexico.
I wouldn't go now, prefer to remember it as it was.
Some really good people & food.
Quit lying lol
44 years old life long San Diego resident. I stopped going to Mexico long ago. Back in the day I felt completely safe but at some point that changed
But what about Hong Kong 😏
There’s nothing wrong with Hong Kong! La plaza está blindad, enjoy my guys!
You are not a Trump supporter by any chance are you Mr. Guevara? Are you Mexican or of Mexican decent?
@@bgonza2I’m Mexican and go to Michoacán. Trump wasn’t lying about gangs, killers and cartels are crossing the border illegally. THESE ARE MASS MURDERERS that DO NOT GET CAUGHT
@@617Breezyhow is Hong Kong relevant
I lived there and he’s not lying but when you’re there it’s much more scary than you can describe
Where have u lived at
Stop lying chump you did not live in 🇲🇽
I’m black and go to Mexico all the time to buy drugs and go to the night clubs , “ I don’t bring anything back over the border”
I normally always feel safe . When something bad is about to happen you can kind of sense it. Like it prison the air gets dry when shit is about to kick off . I’ve been to Mexico atleast 600 times lol .
I just got back from my 100th visit. There were plenty of good Mexicans at the nightclubs.. a cop pulled me over, and told me how to get to Fastpass lane.. he didn’t ask for money. I’m sure it happens.. this Narc is someone that visited Mexico only to go into the lion’s den over and over and over.. so I get it.. big picture.. Mexico is without a doubt a Narco run country.. so is the US.. (ahem.. healthcare policies…Sacler family anybody..? Woooops).. it’s your world until you allow drugs to pick your pocket.. but what do we all know as humans.. drugs, sex, and rock n roll…. Pick your poison and someone will be there to sell it to you.
@noahcarter1056 have you been to the spot called Hong Kong? I believe that's what it's called.
Lord, God protect this man!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Spreading lies
I needed to hear this. I pray this man stays safe. He reminded me just how corrupt different areas in Mexico are. I think I'll live with my memories and not make any new ones in this beautiful but sometimes dangerous country. Don't care to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
He look like the Mexican Sylvester Stallone 😂
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Spot on lol
Lol yeah he dose 😂
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My cab driver in puerto vallarta 15 years ago was telling me about this. This is nothing new.
Explains why you see these Mexican restaurants in the US with no customers but be in business for years
Somebody broke this down, it was damn near unbelievable, dude said damn near every business in those specific neighborhoods are straight up fronts lmfao
@@RylzRileswho?
Came across a truck stop like that in West Texas. None of the fuel islands were working, store was bare...maybe a few shelves scattered about with expired snacks...an old man sleeping behind the counter with a pistol holstered. I guess he was supposed to be guarding the stash. 😂
Lol, I just wondered about that ,too. I've seen those businesses..no customers yet somehow still in business. lol
Exactly
God bless Hector Berrellez. I would love to just hang around this guy and listen. What a wealth of information. He belongs in the next administration as a strategic advisor.
That's not who Trump is looking for! 🤣
Bruh will hear my guy clearly explain something and then ask the same question differently again and somehow, it works. Great interview.
That happened in Iguala in the state of Guerrero, those 42 students had commandeered a couple of buses as was their annual tradition to protest against something I don’t recall, unknowingly a local cartel had put drugs to be smuggled on those buses just prior and when the students accidentally drove off with the drugs in those buses the local cartel had the local police chase them down shooting at them until they stopped the buses and rounded up and shot and killed all the students at the cartel’s direction as proved by the texting between them when eventually it all came out the local cartel lord and police chief were briefly arrested and let go !😮
This is true I live in Acapulco and the students find the drugs in luggage when the students cédete getting off bus but this cartel was the government and the governor of Acapulco was having a affair with the female governor i iguala
@7:26 from what I remembered, they presumed the cartel thought those other people were Haitians were connected to a drug group. But I also kind of remembered an article that stated once they realize it was mistaken identity, they released them, and a few of the lower level gunmen were given up and arrested. Obviously they were given up by the main cartels who wanted to bury the story
Yes! I read that, too. The cartel apologized to the families and gave up 5 members they said acted on their own.
True the interviewer thinks African Americans are the only black people in Mexico, theres a huge Haitian population especially in border cities.also it was CDG not cjng how he states lol
CDC....?
@@josercardona75 Gulf cartel
@@briannan1446that's exactly what happened they were lower level members and they were forced by the cartel to turn themselves in
People ruin peoples lives
This world is going straight to hell
My sister invited me to Mexico for her wedding, I said naw I’m good. She said it’s Cancun, I said idgaf 🤣🤣
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Hell na , I wouldn't go down there either.
SISSYBOY GIRL STAY AT HOME
Good for you
Facts!! My family lives in Sinaloa. We went out and uncle told us to get back before sundown. Well we didn’t get back in time. We got pulled over by a check point. Dude dressed street clothes and in ski mask and ak47s. Luckily they let us go! It’s wild out there.
So what happened when you were stopped? What they say? What they want? What did you say?
This guy isnt lying if u look at a map whole of mexico is carved up in territories wich are constantly competing mayors anything of power is under there obedience the ones whom are not and refuse well u know the story ....
Are certain drug cartels friendlier than other drug cartels?
Extremely interesting and informative. Thank You.
"I would not recommend anyone to go to Mexico" is a wild statement
It’s wild but it’s also duly noted (on my end at least)
@@ShrimplessScampidude is severely exaggerating. Tourist areas are perfectly safe. Obviously most rural areas are complete shit holes, but well populated areas are fine.
@@slimpski yeah I’d imagine. Another comment I glanced at said something similar. Basically saying it would be bad business if foreign tourists were robbed/killed at/around one of these resorts.
Yea I’ll trust the DEA agent that is also of Mexican descent
I was just there last year. I think it’s safer to say don’t drive through the border and don’t end up in a small town somewhere in the middle of nowhere.
We need stuff like this to get the same kind of publicity as Keefe D did, smh
Amen
Keefe d ain't shit
Keefe D was a distraction, he’ll be released soon
Everyone in Mexico knows this. The corruption goes all the way up to the President. Nothing will happen. Mexican here.
Dayum wtf this gotta do with me??! Keefe D voice 😭😭🤣
This interview its amazing when are you gonna upload the full interview?? I already watch the first one and its a piece of work
Imagine a Karen having a complaint at the resort and demands to speak to the owner and the cartel shows up
When dey leave she gon wit'em
Nah dude the cartels are scared of Karens 😂
That’s not how it works. The Cartel doesn’t want to bring any extra attention to Mexico so they’ll never go out of their way to touch a tourist. Plus that’s a large part of their economy. It’s usually against other native Mexicans .
They gonna fuck her like crazy
@@djmacjamz😂😂😂
Thanks!
These are the guys the CIA is in business with.
You must have seen that video, "American Re-made" by Carnage On Ice, that outlined exactly how the CIA and congress is in bed with these guys.
Amen the U.S government is in bed with the cartels !
Hopefully, Trump + Tulsi can make some waves.
Thank you.
@dialecticalmonist3405 Kennedy tried that too with the Cubans. It didn't end well.
I hope nothing ever happens to hector his speaking facts !
I remember the story about the 42 kids.. my mom said her friend who was a mother of the college student. They were picked up because of sum protest & they were all burned near a river & no evidence was ever recovered.
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It was 43! The Iguala mass kidnapping is what it's called I believe
What's the bigger problem.. the Cartels or the USA Federal government ?
Remove Mexico from the list of places to retire 1000% after watching this video on U-Tube!
😊Montazumas Revenge is Real,too. Mystery Meat 🌮
Come To Indonesia Dexter.
@@pamspencer5733 It's also the water and even the Ice you have to look out for. I know from first hand experience.
@@derekdemarco28 That's why I only drink beer in Mexico
Stop sniffing easy, tell that to your cousin that does that every day, drug war is your country’s fault! PERIOD!
My brother got married in Mexico bout 10 yrs ago. A year later the same hotel we stayed at got taken over by cartel! They came on the resort when tourist were there and kicked everyone out!
If that's all they did then they should consider themselves lucky.
I was told by a taxi driver that Escobar had a house in Tulum and he was responsible for bringing electricity to all the resorts there. You can still see the power lines…idk
I never thought about who might own the resorts.
😂😂😂. Snatched
That's why you need a man to protect you. He would've thought of that and told you to stay home
Ur a smart man@@BlocoBlow
@@tinyherc9162lol at your name. Herc is that dude.
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Yup, I remember the 42 university students missing. I'll nvr forget and often wonder if there are any updates. I empathize with their family and friends.
It's not just in Mexico. I worked in the ski industry from the 80's to the late 90's. The cartel has a stranglehold on the labor force in the tourist industry in the states & has for decades. Everyone I worked with that wasn't a US citizen was being trafficked. It's not just the fee to get across the border. They pay the cartel for their housing, their ID, their P.O. box, their phones, everything. They are indeed debt bonded.
Interesting. Vail has a lot of Mexicans and some with highly suspected cartel ties.
Remember that, they murdered their own for mistaking tourist and killing them. Then posted sorry letter with the bodies.
I thought this was the guy from dust till dawn smh😂😂
I wish i could give this 1k likes lol
It isn't sex machine?
@@reinman1987cancer 😂😂😂😂😂😂lmao
Same! lol
Thought the same 😂
This Man needs to be protected at all cost!
And you're going to protect him through your device? 🤣🤣🤣
@@onceagain6184Did he say he was going to be the one to protect him?
They don't care about him it's a known fact what happens with these people
@@TheReal-pw9tk Yes
Why do you think that's not his face or hair color
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This guys a hero. Godspeed Hector Berrellez. Peace.
The insane question is why would you still go there,simple.
I spent 8 days in Mexico City last summer and it was the best vacation of my life. People were awesome. 🤷♂️
Begs the question ,why did Biden open up the border and overwhelm our Customs and Border Patrol? Stopped construction of the wall on day one, paid off the contractors and sent them home, sold the left over materials at pennies on the dollar and basically said come one, come all? And the left thinks that's alright? If a conservative did that they'd be squawking and rightfully so.
He's talking about specific areas.
I live in Yucatan. As long as you aren't involved in drugs, etc.- and don't have conflict with the locals, even if you're right- you'll be fine for the most part.
How is this guy not on rogan yet🤔 💯😵💫😵💫 he has exposed as much as that Epstein list 💯💯🤣
This is why in America we have to live by the rule of law, so that we don't have to live under this type of sh*t life and evil.
This guy would be willing to die to protect thr weak. Obviously a man of faith
Mexico needs another president like El Salvador's to take care of this crap. I'm learning Spanish and yet I can't even visit a Spanish-speaking country for fear of death!
They have ruined the charm & character of the country.ive been there 4 times ..on business..back in the 1990$..it changed shortly after..
Man the interviewer is doing a helluva job, kudos
Okay Mayweather
Vlad loading up old Katt Williams flash backs
Remember all of those tourist dying from alcohol poisoning in those mexican resorts and Americans were still going!
I'm going there this summer.
I wanna say that was in the D.R but you could be right.
@@DIMEbagg23 that was happening in the DR big time a few years ago
yup DR@@Fistofflames
@@DIMEbagg23I think it happened in both places
The interviewer is trying to find a reason for things that do not need a reason. Hector B is saying they might kill you because you did something, they might kill you because you didn’t do something, they might kill you because someone else did something, or they just might kill you because they can. There’s no reason.
A nation of serial killers.. 💀
@@christopherfritz3840 I don't know about "a nation" but certainly a group of extremely wealhty and powerful people who view life as expenedible.
Like he said, the cartels are already living here😮.
The world is run by the bad guys. And it always has been. You never get anywhere in this world by being nice. You just don’t.
That's the whole point. Getting anywhere in "this world" should never be an objective and I know exactly what you mean by getting anywhere. This life is a blur of opportunities to cultivate love - or the alternative - and then boom guess what. You're in eternity. That's one thing these pathetic cartel demon possessed people don't understand. Life's short eternity is forever. Embrace Christ NOW
Screw the whole objective of getting anywhere in this world. This world is bogus. Eternity is forever and loving like Christ is our way in.
Including our so called leaders
The bad guys who run this world will lose, sooner, or later. Materialistic people are never fulfilled. Many end up with drug addictions, overdose, become possessed by demons and go crazy, or end their lives. People who have God are happy with what they have, and they are the winners.
@@ዐጸዐጸዐጸዐጸዐጸ so ambition is a sin? Building a better future is a sin? Striving forward for a better life is a sin. Your all whack jobs. And lazy. And Christ probably sees that to.
I visited Mexico one time, and I will NEVER go back. We saw 2 things that made us uneasy 1st was a zodiac boat with a 50cal circling the cruise ships; definitely making their presence known and the 2nd we rented a golf cart as we were just going around with no real plan in place we just wanted to get to the beach and shop the little shops; a Duece and a half, full of guerilla men in tactical gear came up from behind. It was very unnerving. After us seeing them, the guy that rented the golf cart pulled up to us in a car and told us we could not be in that area and to hurry and leave as he drove away. That was my one and only time in Mexico, and I will never return. It's a beautiful country but not beautiful enough to lose my life over.
I will relate a true story I was part of over 40 years ago to show to you what he is saying is 100% true. In the late spring of 1980 I took my very pretty 19 year old student girlfriend to Ensenada for the weekend. We were returning on a Sunday late afternoon when the sun was beginning to set near Rosarita. A large round rock rolled down off the side of a berm in the middle of the road and my front left tire hit the rock and the car was disabled. I stopped as soon as it happened and my car was partially blocking the northbound right lane. In less than 30 seconds a white Ford LTD had pulled up and stopped in front of my car. Four men quickly got out of the car and surrounded my car with guns drawn. My car was locked and my girlfriends window was up and closed so they could not grab her. I told her forcefully do not open the door or the window. My window had been rolled down and one of the men, I later learned who were Mexican state plain clothed police officers, put a revolver in my face while he tried to unlock the door. Almost like divine intervention was involved because the door lock was stripped and pulled right off with the car door in the locked position. He could not get me out nor could they get my girlfriend out. They were screaming at us in Spanish for less than a minute before they were intimidated by the cars slowly passing by and honking at the scene they were witnessing. They got back in their LTD and sped off. We got out after they left and someone also driving north let us jump into their car and got us across the border. So, this kidnapping and killings of Americans and young pretty women is not new and it does happen.
My son went to Cancun last month and he had a great time. I was so scared! I just prayed he’d be okay!
Should be fine. Cartel don't attack random tourist. Of course like the Hector guy said it did happen in the 90s once but it's very rare
Cartels dont normally mess with tourists because the tourist bring in money into THEIR business.
@@BleuBelair Thank you for the info. 👍
Exactly why I don't go to those resorts. Those losers aren't getting any of my money.
I drove Mexico in a car with my family in 2004. We were treated very well. As long as you take normal precautions and don't sell drugs on cartel turf you'll be fine.
America's drug addiction is the fuel for this evil.
And human trafficking 😢😢😢
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I love this show. It really looks at the issues and talks openly about them. We have to do this to make change !
Im first generation mexican/american and i will never go back mexico again. I used to go once a year as a child. As i got older, i started having more and more weird encounters with people down there. One time i was sitting at the bar at a restaurant in zacatecas and a lcoal started a conversation with me. After a litlle while it occurred to me that this individual was basically fishing for information/ trying to find a mark. He was asking what i do for work, if it paid well, where was I from, where am i staying, how did i get there, ext........ and they do it in a charming sneeky way. This guy almost got me.
Once you experience something like this, you learn to be careful how you speak to people and what you say to them in Mexico.
Complicity is what gives cartel power - it’s everyone who is willing to go along - the mother the daughter the sons, everyone who knows a cartel member and shuts their eyes is complicit in everything that happened - all the murders, rapes, and drug trafficking
Money
"The mutilations the beheadings thats just business gotta keep up appearances" The counselor
Mexico used to have a 2nd ammendment much like in the u.s. constitution. Without the ordinary citizens having the right to bear arms you leave them defenseless against tyranny, which is where they are.
The 2nd Amendment was established to protect settlers on the frontier from Indian attacks. Doesn’t happen these days.
There was no frontier in 1776 wtf are you talking about. It was about a tyrannical gov being in check
@@ratfinkie62bullshit. The 2nd amendment was written for the people , and by the people for the right to bare arms against any threat being individuals or the government. So you can take your communist California beliefs elsewhere traitor. We aren’t giving up our guns get that through your traitor skull.
I've seen people say it's extremely racist to not want to go to Mexico because of the cartels because the resorts are "so safe"...
Lol, they can give their tourist dollars to cartels and be "politcally correct." I will vacation some where safe.
Racist is the new word used to threaten people, into making them do what you want. Be smart, use your own mind.
It's not racist to not want to be targeted by a crime group. Why do you think many Mexicans have too leave their homes !?
Interview of the decade !!!!!
I wish I could hang out with and learn more from Hector...this guys has so many answers to my questions..
@@tinyherc9162 maybe…just maybe…the questions that OP would like to ask are related to “how evil people are..”..?
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@@tinyherc9162 specifically he just confirms what we all know and felt. I just know, they kill the wrong American and it will be curtains for the whole ball of wax. I would be interested if there was a better solution to this issue than more violence. Maybe I am being naieve.?
@@tinyherc9162 I know this much Tiny, you kill the wrong American and these cartels and the politicians who protect them will have much, much larger issues. Eventually, when you keep rolling the dice, snake eyes come up.
@@tinyherc9162 Knowledge in power.
You can tell who work for cartels in the night clubs in Cancun
Man hector probably got endless crazy stories
amazing interview
This is what sacrificing your life for the world look like ✊🏾
Imagine if we had people like him at the top. Earth would be cleansed
what exactly do u mean?
@@zayytesla what don’t you understand? If he was at the top…the Earth would be cleansed!
Serious sarcasm. Great king and great crimes. Hector took some serious bribes and did some serious assault beating people to get where he is and to get the information he’s gotten. Please nukkas , this man is a ‘semi’ bad man. There’s way worse but he’s nothing good. @@ShrimplessScampi
You must be 12 years old
@@ShrimplessScampi simple mind.
Great Man 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 & we appreciate your honesty!!! Need more like you to get rid of the foul corruption like the stories you have told.
This the guy from dusk till dawn lol
Wow. I try telling my friend this, and he still be on that, "I'm going back to the all exclusive resorts." OK 👍 👌
God please keep this guy safe
He'll be safe. He probably was involved in cartels and hence is so knowledgable in the topic. Look at his expression, he surely doesn't care if he gets killed, and has definitely lived much.
A real G talking .
sean keep saying he's surprised. Man gotta wake up lol
Ikr? Sounds like a fucking "gringo" from Calabasas or somewhere similar. 🤣
Hector. … you are speaking 💯truth …. 🙏
I got a friend, he was in Cancun & law enforcement stopped him told him to give them money in order for them to leave him alone he asked no questions gave them money equivalent to about $300 & then they left.
Looks like the best way to visit Mexico is by watching Mexico Life 😳😳. God bless Hector always bringing the heat 👍
If you go to Jamaica and rent a car don't tell them the real place you are staying at. They stole my spare tire and charged me $70. This was back in 1986.
Wow!
US outrage needs to be directed at Mexican government and elites!!
US dictates Mexican policy and got
Good thing drugs are kept incredibly profitable by making them hard to get. Kind of how DeBeers did with diamonds. Just limit the supply, pump up the demand, and the market will figure out the rest. Except diamonds aren't consumable, and drugs are - so the drugs market is infinitely more profitable.
Wow I was looking at going to Baja thanks for this
Just telling my story, I just came back from Cancun 2 days ago, I rented a car and had a great time. The only thing, I was pulled over and the police told me he was going to give me a ticket or give him $20, so hell i gave him $20, went on my way.I just didn't want to sit at the resort my entire trip, so I ventured out, everyday. But I had a great time, went to their malls, shopped with the family, drove to 2 hours to chichen itza. I said I had a great time twice, but small minds will focus on the $20. I didn't like it, but it didn't spoil my trip. Hell police here just beat a man to death last year, they just took $20
that’s scary! i would literally never go out of where i’m at bcuz what would have happened if i don’t give them my money 😳 and then tourists being taken for what? How are you suppose know what cartel bosses own what? it doesn’t seem safe
@@oliviafucku9960 he said i was speeding. He gave me an option, ticket for 300 pesos or $20 usd. He took my kids phone to make sure they didn't record, but no big deal the rest of trip was cool.
Yoooo this happened to me too!! We got pulled over and said we were speeding..they demanded $50. We only had 20 so they took it and let us go!! Corruption at its finest. It's how These loser cops make money.
@@fourstars5270no big deal he just took my kids phone so they wouldn’t record 😂
@@cross6588 bro he gave it back, plus he didn't really take them, they were on the phones at the time, he told them to go their videos to make sure they hadn't recorded, me giving him $20. He held it, took a look & gave them right back.
I just left cancun like 3 months ago.....the cartel has done awesome with that town...waters/beaches beautiful, weed is pure, food is delicious
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Dead ass lmaoo
lol
Nah you lying they have dirt weed in Cancun its raining all the time
@@mixz9929 they do!..hate to admit..the coke was🔥🔥🔥 that flake...weed was garbage.."2017"🤐🤷🏾♂️🤣