Toronto man known as “dictator” -s-focused for orchestration of multiple murders on behalf of a transnational drug trafficking ring led by a former Olympic Snowboarder-Shoted
Andrew Clark was among the 29 accused cartel related to the Mexico custody on Thursday, he states US Ministry of Justice.
“I can confirm that Clark is in the United States and in the federal custody,” said Ciaran Mcevoy, a spokesman for the Los Angeles US lawyer, CBC News said on Thursday night.
He said Clark would appear in the first court on Friday in Phoenix, where he holds himself, “but he will soon be sent to Los Angeles to face criminal charges.”
Clark, 34, is facing accusations of murder and crime in California. Last year, the big jury there accused Clark and nine other Canadians in a cocaine smuggling net allegedly led by Ryan Wedding, a former Olympian from Canada. The group was also associated with the Mexican cartel of Sinalo.
Thunder Bay, a wedding in Ont., is listed as one of the most important FBI fugitives. Clark was arrested in October at a restaurant in the Guadalajara area, in a dramatic daily operation that included the Mexican Navy.
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“This person is related to the transfer of fental and methamphetamine, as well as weapons trafficking and commercialization of synthetic drugs between Mexico, USA, Canada, Ecuador and Colombia,” said Mexican Security Minister Omar Garcia Harfuch after Clark’s arrest.
The US indictment lists 17 pseudone for Clark, including “dictator” and “El Niño Plill” or “problematic child”.
A large -scale extradition surgery was announced on Thursday after a US main Mexican drug cartel labeled as a foreign terrorist organization.
“This Ministry of Justice is dedicated to the destruction of cartel and transnational gangs,” General lawyer Pamela Bondi said in a statement. “We will prosecute these criminals to the greatest extent of the law.”
The FBI tells CBC News that he received tips on a possible place where the Canadian former Olympic Snowboarder and the suspicious Lord Lord Ryan Wedding, who was also sought over to three murders in the Toronto area.
Investigators said Clark and the wedding had ordered multiple murders in Ontario, including the shooting of the wrong identity Indian couple Visiting his children in Caledon in November 2023. Their daughter was also shot 13 times, but she survived.
According to US prosecutors, the wedding alleged US network delivered tons of Colombian cocaine via Mexico to glue houses in California and Canada. “They would use the killers of contracts for the assassination of anyone they saw as an obstacle to their surgery,” said the then lawyer from the US Martin Estrada last fall.
Court documents suggest that Clark used a encrypted message exchange application to send a list of HIT to an attacker based in Toronto Nickname “Mr. Perfect”. The first reported goal, the famous drug traders, was shot at the Niagar driver, Ont., Last April, and later died in the hospital.
Clark’s list of hits also included “Realtor to Van”, “Some Arabs” and “Mexi” who owned a restaurant and his wife, “according to evidence of US prosecutors filed at the Superior Court in Ontario this week. The new documents were presented as another of the Canadian co -defendants of the wedding, Gurpreet Singh, tried to be published in Torono.
According to court documents, Clark also agreed on the alleged Hitman Malik Cunningham that he was getting “military training” in Mexico last March, talking about the “procurement of grenade and firearms”.
Self -written elevator mechanic
As Clark seems to have described his interest as a elevator mechanic since April 2020 – he has succeeded in the ranks in the world of Mexican drugs for drugs.
Was presented in Toronto Life magazine article In April 2020. Pointing out that renters deal with the first weeks of pandemic. Clark said he and his wife had seven tenants in six real estate, and that the couple offered a reduced rent for those who influenced the Coidid-19.
“I wanted to show our tenants that I care about them, not just because they pay me,” said Ue -the creation seen by the CBC. “We are happy to have a good job and we are very frugal.”
