Felix Herrera-Garcia was arrested Tuesday in Mexico in the Sinaloa state. DEA and Mexican authorities were involved, sources said.
Federal authorities claim large quantities of narcotics were being"And they were inspected a week before this happened. It's ridiculous," one neighbor said.
"I don't know how this happened. I don't know why this happened," neighbor Elizabeth Florentino added. The Drug Enforcement Administration alleges Paredes, nicknamed"El Gallo," or"The Rooster," played an instrumental role in the drug distribution operation. During a search of Paredes' apartment, investigators claim they found tools and instruments used to prepare and distribute narcotics, including strainers, tape, a grinder, plastic bags and digital scales.
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