The affluent neighborhood of Las Colinas in Irving, Texas, is one of the first-planned communities in the United States of America. Some Dallas residents consider Las Colinas to be the 'Highland Park' of Irving, where wealthy and influential families dwell. Yet, Las Colinas may also be home to a dirty secret.

The Dallas Blog has conducted an investigative report to determine whether Mexico's drug cartels are covertly operating in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. It has been revealed that quite possibly Irving is the base of operations for the cartels in the North Texas region, since it is centrally located between Dallas and Fort Worth.

A notable fact about Las Colinas is that numerous wealthy families from Mexico reside in the neighborhood. Researching local property records does prove that true. Many of these families lead respectable lived and perform their financial transactions in a legal, ethical and honest manner.

Nonetheless, one Las Colinas resident revealed that some families have 'black sheep' relatives in Mexico who are deeply involved in drug cartel operations. This source explained that the northern Mexico state of Durango is a hotbed for the catels' leaders and their internationally-linked criminal activities. Allegedly, these bosses in Durango stay in constant communication with people in Irving to spread their criminal organization across the country.

Other sources, who also wish to remain anonymous for safety reasons, have revealed that a non-descript Mexican restaurant, which is a few minutes drive from the Irving Mall, is a special location for weekly local-area crime summits every Saturday night.

Yet, those sources also explained that this particular eating facility is family owned and they unwillingly, due to threats of violence, permitted these alleged crime bosses to gather there. in the interest of the family's safety, the name of the location will not be publicly revealed. However, the Dallas Blog was able to confirm the address and phone number of the restaurant and performed a mapquest, which determined that the Irving Mall resides just a few miles away.

According to a restaurant review on a google search engine, it is described as a "hole-in-the-wall" dive, but each Saturday evening it hosts a glamorous event where alleged Mexican crime bosses drive into the ordinary parking lot in their luxury-made automobiles and dress in elegant attire, mostly in fancy suits. They meet to discuss so-called problems and how to resolve them while playing cards.

Knowledgeable sources claim that the alleged cartel leaders are locally involved in kidnapping wealthy Mexican citizens living here, drug and gun-running, as well as extortion rackets. The sources use the term "setas" when referring to Mexico's drug cartels. At the weekly crime summit, the "setas" conspire future criminal activities and assign hit men to kill anyone they perceive as a threat.

Hence, this undisclosed restaurant could be deemed the unofficial headquarters for Mexico's drug cartels in the DFW metroplex.

Perhaps, Dallas-area residents may be shocked to learn about the alleged drug cartel presence in the upwardly middle-class town of Irving. Yet, after listening to numerous people, claiming to have inner-knowledge of the Mexican crime ring in Texas, their coinciding stories seem plausible. Irving is not a flashy suburb, so cartel bosses can live there without bringing too much attention to their nefarious presence.

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