Nightly News | July 16, 2013
Mexican drug lord captured near US border
The leader of Mexico’s most-feared drug cartel, the Zetas, is now in custody. Miguel Angel Trevino Morales was captured by Mexican marines. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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>>> he led mexico's most feared drug cartel , but tonight miguel anhel travino morales is in custody, captured by mexican marines, near a city not far from the texas border. his capture was the biggest victory against organized crime since mexico's new president took office seven months ago. u.s. intelligence contributed in this capture.