but after more than a decade of fear, something changed these men armed themselves, and town-by-town, they began to drive the cartel out. they call themselves autodefensas, or self-defense forces. their leaders claim that 20,000 have joined the armed movement. their advance has been welcomed by many, but it s also plunged this state into a new kind of lawlessness. we ve just arrived to michoacán and we ve heard that four heads have been discovered on the steps leading to this church here in this small town of zacan. it s a gruesome warning from the templars, as the autodefensas approach this town from the south the bodies were taken away by authorities before we arrived. but people here tell me they expect little more from the investigation. in mexico, it s estimated 98 percent of crimes go unpunished. failed by the state, the vigilants say they ve been left with no choice but to start a war we re here in los reyes to meet a wealthy avocado farmer called paco. he left
but after more than a decade of fear, something changed these men armed themselves, and town-by-town, they began to drive the cartel out. they call themselves autodefensas, or self-defense forces. their leaders claim that 20,000 have joined the armed movement. their advance has been welcomed by many, but it s also plunged this state into a new kind of lawlessness. we ve just arrived to michoacán and we ve heard that four heads have been discovered on the steps leading to this church here in this small town of zacan. it s a gruesome warning from the templars, as the autodefensas approach this town from the south the bodies were taken away by authorities before we arrived. but people here tell me they expect little more from the investigation. in mexico, it s estimated 98 percent of crimes go unpunished. failed by the state, the vigilants say they ve been left with no choice but to start a war we re here in los reyes to meet a wealthy avocado farmer called paco. he left
but after more than a decade of fear, something changed these men armed themselves, and town-by-town, they began to drive the cartel out. they call themselves autodefensas, or self-defense forces. their leaders claim that 20,000 have joined the armed movement. their advance has been welcomed by many, but it s also plunged this state into a new kind of lawlessness. we ve just arrived to michoacán and we ve heard that four heads have been discovered on the steps leading to this church here in this small town of zacan. it s a gruesome warning from the templars, as the autodefensas approach this town from the south the bodies were taken away by authorities before we arrived. but people here tell me they expect little more from the investigation. in mexico, it s estimated 98 percent of crimes go unpunished. failed by the state, the vigilants say they ve been left with no choice but to start a war we re here in los reyes to meet a wealthy avocado farmer called paco. he left
out. they call themselves autodefensas, or self-defense forces. their leaders claim that 20,000 have joined the armed movement. their advance has been welcomed by many, but it s also plunged this state into a new kind of lawlessness. we ve just arrived to michoacán and we ve heard that four heads have been discovered on the steps leading to this church here in this small town of zacan. it s a gruesome warning from the templars, as the autodefensas approach this town from the south the bodies were taken away by authorities before we arrived. but people here tell me they expect little more from the investigation. in mexico, it s estimated 98 percent of crimes go unpunished. failed by the state, the vigilants say they ve been left with no choice but to start a war we re here in los reyes to meet a wealthy avocado farmer called paco. he left his orchards four months ago to coordinate vigilantes on the northern front, and i wanted to know why. many of the leaders of the a
but after more than a decade of fear, something changed these men armed themselves, and town-by-town, they began to drive the cartel out. they call themselves autodefensas, or self-defense forces. their leaders claim that 20,000 have joined the armed movement. their advance has been welcomed by many, but it s also plunged this state into a new kind of lawlessness. we ve just arrived to michoacán and we ve heard that four heads have been discovered on the steps leading to this church here in this small town of zacan. it s a gruesome warning from the templars, as the autodefensas approach this town from the south the bodies were taken away by authorities before we arrived. but people here tell me they expect little more from the investigation. in mexico, it s estimated 98 percent of crimes go unpunished. failed by the state, the vigilants say they ve been left with no choice but to start a war we re here in los reyes to meet a wealthy avocado farmer called paco. he left