In addition to the arrest of former Vera Cruz deputy Xochitl Tress in Puerto Vallarta on Sunday, July 31, other "celebrities" of entertainment, business, terrorism and drug trafficking have been captured in this tourist destination.
In June of 2003 the American bounty hunter Duane "Dog" Chapman traveled to Mexico to catch Andrew Luster, heir to the cosmetics brand Max Factor, who had been convicted of rape in a California court. The millionaire, who had faced the trial in the United States, received a sentence of 124 years in prison.
The bounty hunter was accompanied by a brother, his son, a . . .
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