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El Primo Cries Talking About Day Feds Arrested Him: I Was Finally Free from El Chapo (Part 8)

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In a raw interview, El Primo emotionally recounted the moment federal agents arrested him after nearly two decades deeply involved with the Sinaloa cartel. “Relieved,” he said, fighting back tears, describing the arrest as a release from constant fear and pressure under Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán’s control. Though El Primo once ran major operations, managing extensive drug shipments and payments, he revealed the brutal reality of cartel loyalty during violent turf wars. Despite opportunities to quit earlier, the intensifying conflict left no room to walk away or retire. Loyalty was paramount — failure to pay the government meant losing territory and power. “I was the most valuable asset because I stayed loyal,” he admitted. His arrest, he said, symbolized freedom from El Chapo’s suffocating grip and the end of a violent chapter that shaped his life.

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