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Video of the raid on El Chapo...he almost escaped with ANOTHER elaborate tunnel (Pics and Video)
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Bruh...he ALMOST escaped again!!!
Dude came out of a tunnel in the middle of a street,
stole a car (which got reported and tracked),
drove a while,
stole ANOTHER car
then got caught.
Bruh...he ALMOST escaped again!!!
Dude came out of a tunnel in the middle of a street,
stole a car (which got reported and tracked),
drove a while,
stole ANOTHER car
then got caught.
He is the Ace Hardware Man, James Bond, Bruce Willis, John Shaft & Scarface all wrapped into one life sized burrito of a man.....
fukk what they say EL CHAPO should be on the cover of TIME...
as the MAN OF THE YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dude really gotta have that movie made.
He is James Bond, Bruce Willis, John Shaft & Scarface all wrapped into one life sized burrito of a man.....
fukk what they say EL CHAPO should be on the cover of TIME...
as the MAN OF THE YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I mean fukking hell...you can't make this shyt up if you TRIED
That house 
Was that narco on Netflix?
Was that narco on Netflix?
skokiaan
African original
What was the price tag on his head. .el Chapo gets someone to snitch, get caught, sit around jail until he gets paid, escape...repeat.
Trajan
Veteran
Ricky Gervais called Sean Penn a snitch
KyokushinKarateMan
Train hard, fight easy
Video is INTENSE
What kind of life is this
Its gonna be studied for ages to come by law enforcement.
Those dudes have MASSIVE balls to roll up in there. These are the type of door knockers who are ready to go in 10 minutes and risk it all to get their guy.
shyt was brave...but they got VERY lucky cause a lot of their techniques were clearly not working. A lot more people could have gotten hurt
skokiaan
African original
The whole army failed to fight 5 people, if dude had transport on the other side he would have escaped.
when the government comes for you
when the government comes for you
Pictured: Inside the squalid tunnel El Chapo spent hours in
Pictured: Inside the squalid tunnel El Chapo spent hours holed up in before he was forced to emerge when it began to flood
PUBLISHED: 20:59 EST, 11 January 2016 | UPDATED: 04:29 EST, 12 January 2016
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These pictures show the inside of the squalid tunnel the world's most wanted drug lord spent hours holed up inside as he mounted his futile escape plan.
Images of bullet-riddled walls, blood-splattered floors and a completely ransacked house paint a picture of the bloody battle which led to the capture of Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman following an early morning raid on Friday.
On Monday, the interior of the house looked much the same with bullet holes pocking the white concrete walls. Clothing and food, including a wheel of cheese, were scattered throughout. Beds were tossed and blood was smeared on the walls.
Five of the notorious Sinaloa cartel were slain by marines and six were arrested following a gun battle at 4am, but El Chapo made another of his infamous escapes, slipping out through a sewer system with his right-hand man El Cholo Ivan.
Guzman gave Mexican security forces the slip after opening a secret doorway hidden behind a mirror before descending into the sophisticated tunnel leading to the drains in Los Mochis.
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Squalid: Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman initially gave security forces the slip by opening a secret doorway hidden behind a mirror before descending into the sophisticated tunnel (pictured) leading to the drains in Los Mochis
Futile escape plan: Guzman and his security chief traveled several blocks through the meter-tall storm sewer before emerging when rainwater started to fill the drains. Pictured, a journalist films inside the tunnel on Monday
Hidden: As his henchmen distracted Marines, El Chapo made another of his infamous escapes, slipping down these stairs and out through a sewer system with his right-hand man El Cholo Ivan
The six-foot tall tunnel complete with lighting, wood-paneled walls and a concrete floor leads to more stairs and then a metal hatch that opens into the city's storm sewer.
Below, there were submarine-like reinforced metal doors to prevent the tunnel from flooding when water levels in the drains rose. Marines found another hole beneath a refrigerator which proved to be a red herring, the apparent beginnings of a project to build another escape route.
They also found two women cowering in one of the home's five bathrooms.
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Before his capture, Guzman had spent hours below ground as his henchmen sought to lure pursuing Marines toward the roof of the house - but was forced to emerge when rainwater started to fill the drains.
Guzman and his security chief traveled several blocks through the meter-tall storm sewer before popping out from a manhole in the middle of an intersection a mile across town.
He and Ivan stole a car at gunpoint, drove a bit, then stole another.
Red herring: Marines found another hole beneath a refrigerator, the apparent beginnings of a project to build another escape route
Plan: The six-foot tall tunnel complete with lighting, wood-paneled walls and a concrete floor led to more stairs and then a metal hatch opened into the city's storm sewer
Stained: Blood in a room inside the house where five alleged gang members were killed in the military operation which resulted in the recapture of Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, in Los Mochis
Mess: DVDs, a water bottle, cosmetics and other objects are seen on bed sheets inside a safe house, where five people were shot dead
Destroyed: On Monday, bullet holes were seen pocking the white concrete walls of the house after the bloody gun battle on Friday
Federal police eventually found them on a highway outside of town and Guzman's flight ended six months after his stunning escape from the same maximum security prison where he now sits.
It took the Marines 90 minutes to find the tunnel entrance, giving Guzman a crucial headstart. The lever to open the reinforced door behind the mirror was concealed in the light of the dressing room.
Beside a ground floor bedroom littered with clothing, they entered a walk-in closet and found the unusual panel behind a mirror.
'My holidays are over,' Guzman said when he was finally caught, Televisa reported.
Video footage broadcast by the Mexican TV channel on Monday showed Marines firing shots inside the house during the dawn raid and images of the ground-floor dressing room where the tunnel entrance was hidden.
A marine involved in the assault who gave a tour of the house to a reporter from Televisa said there were more people inside than expected and they were more heavily armed, including with rocket-propelled grenades and .50 caliber sniper rifles.
Tunnel vision: Beside a bedroom littered with clothing, marines entered a walk-in closet and found the unusual panel behind a mirror
Secret: Guzman gave Mexican security forces the slip after opening a hidden doorway behind a mirror before descending into the sophisticated tunnel. Pictured, a journalist walks along the tunnel on Monday
Pictured: Inside the squalid tunnel El Chapo spent hours holed up in before he was forced to emerge when it began to flood
- Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman gave security forces the slip after opening a secret doorway hidden behind a mirror
- He descended into the sophisticated tunnel leading to the drains in Los Mochis in his native Sinaloa state
- The six-foot tall tunnel is complete with lighting, wood-paneled walls and a concrete floor that leads to storm sewer
- Guzman spent hours below ground as his henchmen sought to lure pursuing Marines toward the roof of the house
- But the drug lord then emerged out of a manhole a mile across town and federal police found him on a highway
PUBLISHED: 20:59 EST, 11 January 2016 | UPDATED: 04:29 EST, 12 January 2016
60
View comments
These pictures show the inside of the squalid tunnel the world's most wanted drug lord spent hours holed up inside as he mounted his futile escape plan.
Images of bullet-riddled walls, blood-splattered floors and a completely ransacked house paint a picture of the bloody battle which led to the capture of Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman following an early morning raid on Friday.
On Monday, the interior of the house looked much the same with bullet holes pocking the white concrete walls. Clothing and food, including a wheel of cheese, were scattered throughout. Beds were tossed and blood was smeared on the walls.
Five of the notorious Sinaloa cartel were slain by marines and six were arrested following a gun battle at 4am, but El Chapo made another of his infamous escapes, slipping out through a sewer system with his right-hand man El Cholo Ivan.
Guzman gave Mexican security forces the slip after opening a secret doorway hidden behind a mirror before descending into the sophisticated tunnel leading to the drains in Los Mochis.
Scroll down for video
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Squalid: Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman initially gave security forces the slip by opening a secret doorway hidden behind a mirror before descending into the sophisticated tunnel (pictured) leading to the drains in Los Mochis
Futile escape plan: Guzman and his security chief traveled several blocks through the meter-tall storm sewer before emerging when rainwater started to fill the drains. Pictured, a journalist films inside the tunnel on Monday
Hidden: As his henchmen distracted Marines, El Chapo made another of his infamous escapes, slipping down these stairs and out through a sewer system with his right-hand man El Cholo Ivan
The six-foot tall tunnel complete with lighting, wood-paneled walls and a concrete floor leads to more stairs and then a metal hatch that opens into the city's storm sewer.
Below, there were submarine-like reinforced metal doors to prevent the tunnel from flooding when water levels in the drains rose. Marines found another hole beneath a refrigerator which proved to be a red herring, the apparent beginnings of a project to build another escape route.
They also found two women cowering in one of the home's five bathrooms.
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Before his capture, Guzman had spent hours below ground as his henchmen sought to lure pursuing Marines toward the roof of the house - but was forced to emerge when rainwater started to fill the drains.
Guzman and his security chief traveled several blocks through the meter-tall storm sewer before popping out from a manhole in the middle of an intersection a mile across town.
He and Ivan stole a car at gunpoint, drove a bit, then stole another.
Red herring: Marines found another hole beneath a refrigerator, the apparent beginnings of a project to build another escape route
Plan: The six-foot tall tunnel complete with lighting, wood-paneled walls and a concrete floor led to more stairs and then a metal hatch opened into the city's storm sewer
Stained: Blood in a room inside the house where five alleged gang members were killed in the military operation which resulted in the recapture of Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, in Los Mochis
Mess: DVDs, a water bottle, cosmetics and other objects are seen on bed sheets inside a safe house, where five people were shot dead
Destroyed: On Monday, bullet holes were seen pocking the white concrete walls of the house after the bloody gun battle on Friday
Federal police eventually found them on a highway outside of town and Guzman's flight ended six months after his stunning escape from the same maximum security prison where he now sits.
It took the Marines 90 minutes to find the tunnel entrance, giving Guzman a crucial headstart. The lever to open the reinforced door behind the mirror was concealed in the light of the dressing room.
Beside a ground floor bedroom littered with clothing, they entered a walk-in closet and found the unusual panel behind a mirror.
'My holidays are over,' Guzman said when he was finally caught, Televisa reported.
Video footage broadcast by the Mexican TV channel on Monday showed Marines firing shots inside the house during the dawn raid and images of the ground-floor dressing room where the tunnel entrance was hidden.
A marine involved in the assault who gave a tour of the house to a reporter from Televisa said there were more people inside than expected and they were more heavily armed, including with rocket-propelled grenades and .50 caliber sniper rifles.
Tunnel vision: Beside a bedroom littered with clothing, marines entered a walk-in closet and found the unusual panel behind a mirror
Secret: Guzman gave Mexican security forces the slip after opening a hidden doorway behind a mirror before descending into the sophisticated tunnel. Pictured, a journalist walks along the tunnel on Monday
Failed plan: Guzman and his security chief traveled several blocks through the meter-tall storm sewer before popping out from a manhole
Reinforced: Below, there were submarine-like metal doors to prevent the tunnel from flooding when water levels in the drains rose
Plot: 17 Mexican marines began their assault on a safe house thinking there was a good chance Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman was inside
Dawn raid: Video footage broadcast by the Mexican TV channel on Monday showed Marines firing shots inside the house
Dramatic: Video footage broadcast by the Mexican TV channel on Monday showed Marines firing shots inside the house
Ruined: A journalists takes pictures of food, including a wheel of cheese, scattered on the kitchen floor of El Chapo's hideout
Clutter: On Monday, attorney general Arely Gomez said people in the house had ordered food for 13 people the night before the raid
Items found by Marines at the Los Mochis property included DVDs of 'La Reina Del Sur,' a fictional series about a female drug boss starring Kate del Castillo.
Blood and bullet holes are seen spattered on the white walls of the house.
In Chapo's downstairs bedroom, there were flatscreen TVs and a sofa littered with injectable testosterone, syringes, antibiotics and condoms. There was also a bottle of 'Miracle V Tonic', a dietary supplement which promises to enhance sexual performance.
The Marines burst through two doors to find 15 of Guzman's henchman armed with machine guns and rocket launchers. Five of the hitmen were killed in the shootout, one of them falling from the roof to a patio and another dying on the street, Televisa said.
Heavy gunfire exchanges follow shouts by the marines of 'Security upstairs' in an apparent reference to the men guarding the drugs trafficker.
Unexpected: A marine involved in the assault said there were more people inside than expected and they were more heavily armed, including with rocket-propelled grenades and .50 caliber sniper rifles
Route: Guzman and his security chief traveled several blocks through the meter-tall storm sewer before popping out of a manhole
Sophisticated path: The entrance to the hidden tunnel, behind a closet mirror on the ground floor, led to the city's drains
Caught: Guzman eventually emerged from the tunnel out of a manhole a mile across town and stole a car at gunpoint
Hideout: Mexico is formally starting extradition proceedings against Guzman, President Enrique Pena Nieto's government said on Sunday
One of the marines is injured during the gunfight and receives encouragement from a colleague who can be overheard telling him 'Stay calm kid' as he lies on the ground unable to move.
Another marine, his face covered and a camera on top of his helmet, responds by throwing several grenades into the room where El Chapo's lieutenants are hiding out before illuminating it with the light mounted on top of his weapon and firing off several rounds.
A superior appears to guide him into the room as he advances before pointing the way forward for reinforcements he has ordered to help out.
The bodies of at least two criminals can be seen lying in the dust-filled room - furnished with little more than a table and chair and a fridge with its door open and its contents spilled out on the floor - as the soldiers move forward between shouts of encouragement and warnings to be careful.
The official in charge of the operation can be heard yelling: 'Back him up here' and 'One more on this side' over the exchange of gunfire and explosions.
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