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Boom Brothers defeat Mexican drug cartels in border war as seen in Tucson, Arizona, television news video.

Indianapolis, IN / May 5, 2009 - The death toll from the drug war on the Mexican and United States border has continued totaling 7,943 in an 18 month period. But early Sunday morning, April 19th, the murder of the cartel rivals and the killing of local police and citizens were stopped cold.

A battle had apparently broken out Saturday evening in a south side Tucson, Arizona, neighborhood between Juarez and Sinaloa Coalition Cartel "soldiers" fighting over control of the distribution of cocaine and marijuana coming into the U.S. The fighting increased in intensity when local police and their SWAT teams were brought in to control the situation and make arrests. Reports from several police officers on the scene indicated that they could not withstand the massive automatic weapons fire from an estimated 50 or so cartel "soldiers" involved. In the melee, numerous residents in the area and innocent passersby in traffic where shot and killed or wounded. The situation became out of control when the ambulances, rescue personnel and hospital resources were exhausted and the activity continued to escalate.

At approximately 11:30 PM, authorities interceded by bringing in what appeared to be contract mercenaries to contain the violence. A single TV crew on the scene for Tuscon's KAZZ TV, reporter Kyle Hopkins and his cameraman, were embedded for their own protection with the private security force reportedly called the "Boom Brothers" by an advisor from an undisclosed Federal agency. The paramilitary force then pushed both cartels' soldiers out of the area and into a protracted running battle south on Interstate 19 to the border town of Nogales, Mexico. By about 3:30 AM, the remaining cartel soldiers were trapped on the banks of the Rio Grande River near the Nogales bridge crossing. Expecting to be captured and jailed, the two dozen or so remaining cartel members begged their surrender.

The KAZZ TV news video recorded what happened that night and can be viewed on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnC7kKrsP1U or www.BoomBrothers.net. The private security professionals apparently took matters into their own hands ignoring the reported criminals' pleas. At that point, they instantly cut loose with a barrage of M203 grenade launchers, mini-gun and .50 caliber armor piercing incendiary tracer machine gun and automatic rifle fire that turned the banks of the river and night sky into a pyrotechnics display. There were no known Jaurez or Sinaloa Cartel survivors. Drug related incidents along the entire U.S. and Mexico border have literally stopped in the past ten days.

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