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Tactical Training Camp in Culiacan
54:59 - 1:00:34 (05:35)
A description of a tactical training camp in Culiacan where people wear military suits and receive instructions.
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A man suggests using cell phones to gain funding for transportation.
54:59 - 57:19 (02:20)
Summary
A man suggests using cell phones to gain funding for transportation. Later, a man scans the speaker and calls on some youngsters for transportation.
ChapterTactical Training Camp in Culiacan
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The speaker recounts his experience attending a narco training camp where he was taught how to use a modified AK-47.
57:19 - 58:22 (01:02)
Summary
The speaker recounts his experience attending a narco training camp where he was taught how to use a modified AK-47. He describes the tactical suits worn by the soldiers and the instructions given by their leader.
ChapterTactical Training Camp in Culiacan
Episode#23 Luis Chaparro - Inside the World's Deadliest Cartel
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
Witnesses spotted a group of around seven or eight young trainees who were preparing to be deployed to Zacatecas to fight against Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación.
58:22 - 59:13 (00:50)
Summary
Witnesses spotted a group of around seven or eight young trainees who were preparing to be deployed to Zacatecas to fight against Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación. Footage of the training camp was not obtained as the witnesses were only allowed to stay for two hours.
ChapterTactical Training Camp in Culiacan
Episode#23 Luis Chaparro - Inside the World's Deadliest Cartel
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
A TV production team visits a US military camp expecting to see a proper military training camp, but instead were disappointed as the shooting range was poorly lit and lacked the desired Hollywood-like elements for television.
59:13 - 1:00:34 (01:21)
Summary
A TV production team visits a US military camp expecting to see a proper military training camp, but instead were disappointed as the shooting range was poorly lit and lacked the desired Hollywood-like elements for television.