US Offering $10 Million Reward for Capture of 2 Brothers Heading Sinaloa Cartel

The money is being offered under a reward program that has so far brought more than 75 foreign violators of U.S. narcotic laws to justice.

An image of René Arzate-García, also known as “La Rana," on a poster offering a reward for information on the individual. Courtesy of the DOJ

The Department of State’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs is offering rewards of up to $5 million each for any information that leads to the arrests or convictions of two brothers leading Mexican criminal group Sinaloa Cartel’s Tijuana operations, the department said in a Feb. 26 statement.

Information is being sought for René Arzate-García, also known as “La Rana,” and his brother Alfonso Arzate-García, who goes by “Aquiles,” the department said.