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|skills = Farming knowledge Business

|hobby = Growing marijuana Partying Staging [[kidnapping]]s

|goals = Control entire marijuana trade in Mexico (succeeded)

|goals = Control entire marijuana trade in Mexico (succeeded) Escape punishment for crimes (failed)

Escape punishment for crimes (failed ~~initially, but later succeeded~~)

|crimes = Drug dealing [[Murder]] Corruption [[Torture]] [[Rape]] [[Misogyny]] [[Kidnapping]] [[Terrorism]]

|type of villain = Drug ~~kingpin~~

|type of villain = Drug Kingpin

|Image = ~~RCQ~~.~~jpg~~}}

|Image = Rafael Caro Quintero - FBI Most Wanted Poster (cropped4).png

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'''Rafael Caro Quintero''' (October 24, 1952) is a Mexican criminal and former drug kingpin of the [[Guadalajara Cartel]]. One of its cofounders, he is considered the "Narco of Narcos" as his efforts in collaboration with corrupt police officer [[Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo]] would eventually led to the rise of [[Mexican drug cartels|Mexico's current drug cartels]].

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== Release ==

In 2013, Caro was ordered to be released by a Jalisco state court, on the ground that he had been tried and convicted in federal court of state crimes. In response, the United States Department of Justice decided to pursue new criminal charges against him in order to obtain an extradition warrant. He ~~remains at large, and is~~ believed to still be involved in the [[Illegal Drug Trade|illegal drug trade]]. With a bounty of 20 million USD, he is one of the most-wanted criminals by the United States.

In 2013, Caro was ordered to be released by a Jalisco state court, on the ground that he had been tried and convicted in federal court of state crimes. In response, the United States Department of Justice decided to pursue new criminal charges against him in order to obtain an extradition warrant. He was believed to still be involved in the [[Illegal Drug Trade|illegal drug trade]] until his arrest in July 2022 (see below). With a bounty of 20 million USD, he was one of the most-wanted criminals by the United States.

== '''Capture''' ==

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[[Category:Misogynists]]

[[Category:Rapists]]

[[Category:Living Villains]]

[[Category:Male]]

[[Category:Perverts]]

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 |skills = Farming knowledge<br>Business
 |hobby = Growing marijuana<br>Partying<br>Staging [[kidnapping]]s
-|goals = Control entire marijuana trade in Mexico (succeeded)
+|goals = Control entire marijuana trade in Mexico (succeeded)<br>Escape punishment for crimes (failed)
-Escape punishment for crimes (failed initially, but later succeeded)
 |crimes = Drug dealing<br>[[Murder]]<br>Corruption<br>[[Torture]]<br>[[Rape]]<br>[[Misogyny]]<br>[[Kidnapping]]<br>[[Terrorism]]<br>
-|type of villain = Drug kingpin
+|type of villain = Drug Kingpin
-|Image = RCQ.jpg}}
+|Image = Rafael Caro Quintero - FBI Most Wanted Poster (cropped4).png
+}}
 '''Rafael Caro Quintero''' (October 24, 1952) is a Mexican criminal and former drug kingpin of the [[Guadalajara Cartel]]. One of its cofounders, he is considered the "Narco of Narcos" as his efforts in collaboration with corrupt police officer [[Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo]] would eventually led to the rise of [[Mexican drug cartels|Mexico's current drug cartels]].
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 == Release ==
-In 2013, Caro was ordered to be released by a Jalisco state court, on the ground that he had been tried and convicted in federal court of state crimes. In response, the United States Department of Justice decided to pursue new criminal charges against him in order to obtain an extradition warrant. He remains at large, and is believed to still be involved in the [[Illegal Drug Trade|illegal drug trade]]. With a bounty of 20 million USD, he is one of the most-wanted criminals by the United States.
+In 2013, Caro was ordered to be released by a Jalisco state court, on the ground that he had been tried and convicted in federal court of state crimes. In response, the United States Department of Justice decided to pursue new criminal charges against him in order to obtain an extradition warrant. He was believed to still be involved in the [[Illegal Drug Trade|illegal drug trade]] until his arrest in July 2022 (see below). With a bounty of 20 million USD, he was one of the most-wanted criminals by the United States.
 == '''Capture''' ==
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 [[Category:Misogynists]]
 [[Category:Rapists]]
+[[Category:Living Villains]]
+[[Category:Male]]
+[[Category:Perverts]]