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Mexican drug lord arrested for ordering influencerâs live-streamed murd£r after she broke up with his son
A Mexican cartel leader has been arrested for allegedly ordering a TikTokkerâs live-streamed murd£r because she and his son had broken up.
Ramón Ãngel Ãlvarez Ayala, a senior figure in the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, was captured by special forces in downtown Atotonilco el Alto, Jalisco, on Thursday, Mexican outlet Excelsior reported.

He was also wanted in the ass@ss!nation of Carlos Manzo, the mayor of Uruapan who was k!lled during a Day of the Dead festival in November 2025.

Fashion and beauty influencer Valeria Marquez was k!lled in her Jalisco beauty salon in May 2025 after a gunman stormed the business and sh0t her in the chest and head.
Marquez was broadcasting to her tens of thousands of followers when the assassin entered the salon and could be heard asking off-camera if her name was Valeria.
The 23-year-oldâs body then slumped onto the table, and a woman could be seen rushing to turn the livestream off.
Ãlvarez Ayala allegedly organized Marquezâs murd£r after receiving a call from his son, Francisco Ãlvarez, who was previously in a relationship with the influencer, according to Omar GarcÃa Harfuch, Mexicoâs Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection.
âHe [Ãlvarez] had threatened her on several occasions, and everything indicates, and this will be proven, that the son asked his father, R-1, to carry out the femicide,â the official said.
Cops have not yet arrested Francisco Ãlvarez or the gunman who carried out the ass@ss!nation.
Just hours before the slaying, Marquez had shared a selfie on her Instagram Story of herself posing in the salon.
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