Mexican drug poster H-2 The alleged leader Jesús Ricardo Patron Sánchez extradited to New York

New York – An alleged leader of the Mexican drug poster was extradited to the states of Sinito during the weekend, according to federal prosecutors.

Jesús Ricardo Patron Sánchez was supposedly the leader of the H-2 drug poster of Mexico.

His nicknames included “diabolical”, “James Bond” and “Xmen.” Supposedly he sat on a “brutally violent” company of narcotics “that flooded American streets with dangerous drugs,” federal prosecutors said Monday.

Sánchez, 39, was arrested in Mexico in 2019. During the weekend he declared himself innocent in a Federal Brooklyn Court of drug trafficking, firearms and money laundering charges.

H-2 is based on Nayarit and Sinaloa and is a consequence of the Sinaloa poster.

He had numerous distribution cells in the United States, even in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Ohio, Minnesota, North Carolina and New York.

According to the DEA, H-2 distributed, monthly, hundreds of kilograms of heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine, and thousands of kilograms of marijuana in the United States and earned millions of dollars in illegal income in return.

“To control its territory and promote the objectives of the organization, the H-2 Organization of H-2 drug trafficking bribed public officials in Mexico, including members of the Mexican Police. The H-2 also used firearms To promote their drug trafficking activities, even to carry out numerous murders in Mexico, “according to judicial documents.

The judge ordered that Sánchez retained without bail pending trial.

ABC News Aaron Katersky contributed to this report.