Overview

• José Luis Luquín Delgado, known as “El Jabón” and identified as part of the Cártel del Pacífico Sur, was found guilty in a federal court based in Tamaulipas.
• He received a 293-year prison term and a court-ordered fine of 2,530,386 pesos, according to the FGR’s announcement.
• The conviction covers kidnapping, organized crime involvement, and possession of firearms reserved for the armed forces.
• The case centers on the March 28, 2011 abduction in Jiutepec, Morelos, of seven people whose bodies were later found in Temixco, including sco Sicilia OrtSicilia Ortega.
• Earlier proceedings in December 2024 yielded lengthy sentences for co-defendants Julio de Jesús Radilla (“El Negro”) and Ángel Taboada (“El Conejo”), following arrests in Veracruz in 2011.