David DeWayne Young, also known as Khaos, was apprehended in Hermosillo, Mexico in March this year in connection to a large-scale drug conspiracy case. The arrest was the result of a collaborative effort between the FBI and Mexican law enforcement agencies. During his arrest, Young claimed that El Chapo’s sons were aware of his presence in one of their strongholds and willingly surrendered him to the FBI as a gesture of goodwill.
He noted that the actions of the other sons, particularly Iván Archivaldo Guzmán Salazar, who are accused of flooding the US with dangerous fentanyl, were motivated by their disdain for his presence. According to a journalist, a source linked to Los Chapitos provided an “anonymous tip” to the Mexican National Guard, leading to Young’s arrest. This event sheds light on the complex dynamics and internal conflicts within drug cartels, as well as the collaboration between law enforcement agencies across international borders to tackle such criminal activities.
