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In a candid 2023 interview, El Primo addressed his 2011 arrest tied to receiving 800 kilograms of cocaine linked to El Chapo’s cartel. Initially facing a life sentence well above the maximum chart due to the massive quantity involved, El Primo revealed that the official paperwork understated the true amounts for undisclosed government reasons. Despite the severity, he insists the government never directly asked him to cooperate or testify against cartel figures, including El Chapo. When pressed about whether he snitched to avoid life imprisonment, El Primo was clear: he never provided information on anyone or testified in court. However, he acknowledged supplying some unspecified data requested by authorities—information unrelated to cooperating against other criminals. Ultimately, El Primo took a plea deal reducing his sentence from life to roughly 12 years, but maintained that cooperation as "snitching" is often misunderstood and he remained loyal to those involved.
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