U.S. State Department: Miguel Angel Trevino Morales

Miguel Angel Trevino Morales: The bodies were left together on abandoned property near the town of Buenavista along with a sign indicating they may have been members of the Knights Templar cartel, prosecutor's spokesman Alejandro Arellano said. Cartel boss captured, according to CBC. The U.S. State Department was offering a reward of $5 million US for his capture. It follows the arrest July 15 of Miguel Angel Trevino Morales , alias "Z-40," leader of the brutal Zetas cartel and Nine bodies, with their hands bound and signs of an execution-style shooting, were found Saturday in a remote area of Mexico's western Michoacan state, where drug cartels, vigilantes and federal forces have been fighting much of this year, the state prosecutor's office said. A top leader of Mexico's Gulf Cartel was captured Saturday in a military operation near the Texas border, the second major capture of a drug capo in a month. Mexico's government said the army netted Mario Armando Ramirez Trevino, a drug boss in who had been vying to take over the cartel since the arrest of its top capo, Jorge Eduardo Costilla Sanchez, alias "El Coss," last September. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.