Mexican navy kills gang chief 'El Neto' in shoot-out following escape from jail

EXCLUSIVE — A Mexican gang chief who escaped jail throughout the border from El Paso, Texas, this week was killed in a single day following a shoot-out with Mexican authorities, based on two federal authorities sources who shared an unreleased image.

Los Mexicles gang chief Ernesto Alfredo Pinon, or “El Neto,” died late Wednesday after a run-in with Mexican authorities on his fourth day at-large in Ciudad Juarez, based on two federal legislation enforcement officers in El Paso who spoke with the Washington Examiner Thursday.

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“They took him into custody injured. [Piñón] didn’t 'make it' to the hospital,” one official wrote in a textual content message.

A photograph taken by Mexican authorities that has but to be formally launched to the general public confirmed Pinon’s face, bloodied from wounds.

The escape and killing come three days earlier than President Joe Biden is slated to go to El Paso on Sunday. El Paso sits instantly on the U.S.-Mexico border subsequent to Ciudad Juarez, a metropolis of two million individuals and probably the most harmful locations on this planet due to the heavy presence of competing cartels.

Roughly two dozen different jail inmates who escaped, together with one other cartel chief who's on the FBI's Most Needed Fugitives Checklist, stay at giant.

Former Chihuahua Gov. Javier Corral described him because the “hardest and heartless drug trafficker of the Mexicles felony group.”

“He has been one of many turbines of the best violence within the metropolis from jail, and now he's again on the streets,” Corral wrote on Twitter following his escape Sunday.

Pinon joined Los Mexicles in 2007 on the age of 18. The gang served because the enforcement arm of Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s former Sinaloa Cartel. He had been serving a 224-year sentence for kidnapping and homicide expenses.