Reynosa, Tamaulipas, - Samuel Flores Borrego known as Commander "Metro 3" who was one of the most important figures within the Gulf Cartel (CDG) in recent history within the cartel primarily in northern Tamaulipas and native of Matamoros .
Major Metro 3 served many years as the head of CDG Square in the city of Reynosa and influence remained strong throughout the corridor area Reynosa, Rio Bravo, Valle Hermoso and Matamoros.
In the beginning Samuel Flores served as an element of the former Judicial Police
Tamaulipas, after his experience and relationships in the criminal world was integrated as personal bodyguard of Osiel Cardenas Guillen then top leader of the CDG with who was under his orders until after they captured Cardenas Guillen who learned all business traffic drugs and managing contacts in South America for sending cocaine and marijuana via the border of Tamaulipas to the United States in the years when there was not a declared war by the government.
After the capture of Osiel in 2003 Samuel Flores allied with Jorge Eduardo Costilla Sanchez alias "El Coss" who was ceded control of the cartel with other important figures in the criminal organization as the brother of Osiel "Tony Tormenta" and Heriberto Lazcano to own that would control Nuevo Laredo after the capture of Cardenas Guillen.
Then the Metro 3 becomes right hand "El Coss" that had control of cities in the northern part of Tamaulipas with "Tony Tormenta", the Metro 3 is assigned the task of operating in the border city of Reynosa conducting business cartel and protect against any intrusion square mainly in those times in the years 2004 through 2010 of their enemies Sinaloa cartel with other major cartel as "El Karis" died in 2009.
Since the capture of Jaime Gonzalez Duran alias "El Hummer" in November 2008 relations between the Gulf Cartel and Los Zetas then its armed wing and elite group their relations were distancing but without internal conflicts even kept some I respect both organizations but gradually Los Zetas were growing in their firepower and were almost independent in the cities of Victoria and Nuevo Laredo but kept their distance.
The beginning of War
But it was a January 18, 2010 when an armed commando of the Gulf Cartel rose to Victor Peña Mendoza known as "The Concorde 3" who at the time was serving as lieutenant No. 2 of Los Zetas Miguel Angel Trevino Morales "Z- 40 ".
Members of the CDG had kidnapped to question him that part of the side pulled and during interrogation was brutally beaten for refusing to leave the orders of the leaders of the Zetas and refuse to go over to the side of the CDG after his refusal was finally executed in the criminal underworld emerged that he was killed by orders of Samuel Flores Borrego the Metro 3 actions that would change the history and course of the cartel.
After hearing what happened Z-40 Miguel Trevino Morales supported by Heriberto Lazcano Lazcano Los Zetas leader gave an ultimatum to Samuel Flores Borrego and his boss Costilla Sanchez El Coss way for narcomensaje saying verbatim:
"Hand over the murderers of my friend, motherfuckers. You have until January 25 to do so. If they do not cooperate, there will be war."
Both El Coss as Metro 3 they ignored the warnings of Los Zetas feeling confident of their power but The Z-40 was quick to react and meet on January 30 only five days after his warning several members of Los Zetas entered Reynosa and kidnapped 16 members of the Gulf Cartel in its own territory an unusual action and that came as a surprise to members of the Gulf, after being abducted by the gunmen of the Zetas killed them kicking one of the most violent wars in the world of drug trafficking between the Zetas and the Gulf Cartel in Tamaulipas that soon spread to states like Veracruz.
The federal government attributed the breakdown of CDG and Los Zetas Samuel Flores Borrego in 2010 after the death of a zeta leader at the hands of the Mets, the Zetas to fix things asked them surrender those responsible for the kidnapping and execution of the leader Zeta nicknamed the "Concord 3" which also included the delivery of Metro 3 who pointed as responsible, after refusing a fierce battle began soon put an end to itself Flores Borrego.
The beginning of the End
After nearly more than a year of war between CDG and the Zetas who had become their battlefield several cities of Tamaulipas on September 2, 2011 would end an important figure within the cartel, Samuel Flores Borrego Metro 3 is found dead in the back of a Ford Lobo just outside the city of Reynosa where it stayed with its operational since its inception there, next to the Metro 3 body truck was also found executed Eloy Lerma Garcia, a former police Gustavo Diaz Ordaz , who worked as his bodyguard, the initial version was that his own allies CDG put him to take revenge for the death over a year ago Victor Peña Mendoza Concorde 3 Trevino Morales lieutenant Z-40.
It was pointed out as being responsible for the death of Metro 3 to Juan Mejia alias González "R-1" who is said still operating and that time stood outside the crime scene after being identified as the author of the death of Samuel Flores as R-1 after committing the murder was one of the most wanted members of the CDG seeking to avenge the death of one of their leaders so the R-1 remained refuge in various areas.
When they found the bodies, police said both men were found with their pants to his knees, severely beaten, and with a grace shot in the neck. A message addressed to the group of the Gulf Cartel who commanded Flores Borrego The Metros that remain operational in Reynosa was also found. The authorities were never able to confirm who were the ones who carried out this event, but the way they were executed indicates that the event was a settling of accounts within the same organization. Unofficial sources mention that Flores Borrego was executed on the orders of Juan Mejia Gonzalez "R-1" a man who could not confirm his capture or killing and there are reports that say still operating in the southern part of Tamaulipas.
Successors
After the death of Metro 3 leadership succession in Reynosa he fell into the hands of Mario Ramirez Trevino aka "El Pelon" or "X-20" who at the time was the right hand of Flores Borrego.
Flores Borrego's death caused a stir within the Gulf Cartel and intensified infighting that led to the deaths and arrests of several leaders between 2011 and 2012.
When leaders Mario Cardenas Guillen and Jorge Eduardo Costilla Sanchez were arrested in September 2012, the successor to the Metro 3 Ramirez Trevino decided to take the leadership of the cartel under his absolute command to do so, sent to assassinate the lieutenant nicknamed The Metro 4, who was found dead in Reynosa on 15 January 2013. His death, however, intensified control of the city with other disloyal sides Ramirez Treviño that after the capture of the X-20 still power struggles within the CDG in northern Tamaulipas and some factions continue to operate and pointing in Reynosa who have the school of "Lord Metro 3" as are the successors of the "criminal brand" Metros but now under the command of Juan Carrizales alias 98 and Commander "Toro "and other leaders of lower rank but with strong control in their zone of influence but far from what was once the CDG in its heyday before its break with the Zetas that caused a decline in both criminal organizations to grade and only operate with regional managers and small cells that operate independently but still call themselves Zetas CDG or without a leader who controls all these groups or factions in different cities of Tamaulipas.
At Metro 3 have made him several corridos and even monuments in the city of Reynosa, in the corridos one of the most notorious is one played by the Tucanes de Tijuana and others also sung in the style of "narcorap" by other performers of the border tamaulipeca.
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