June 19, 2013
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Federal police stand over a gold and silver plated AK-47 assault rifle with clips and ammunition that allegedly belonged to Ramiro Pozos Gonzalez, aka "El Molca," the alleged founder and leader of a criminal organization known as "The Resistance" during his presentation to the press at the Federal Police headquarters after his detention in Mexico City, Wednesday Sept. 12, 2012. A spokesman for the federal police said "The Resistance" is a criminal gang that dates back to 2010 and is comprised of former members of the Gulf, Family and Millennium cartels and is now allegedly in alliance with the Zetas cartel. The Mexican government was offering a one million peso (about 76,000 dollars) reward for Pozos Gonzalez. (AP Photo/Leonardo Casas)
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