Mexico catches senior drug baron from Juarez cartel  MEXICO CITY
Thu Apr 2, 2009 2:24pm EDT  1 of 4. Suspected Mexican drug
trafficker Vicente Carrillo Leyva is presented to the media in
Mexico City April 2, 2009. Carrillo is the son of Amado Carrillo
Fuentes or 'Senor de los Cielos' (Lord of the Skies), the
founder of the Juarez cartel.   Related Topics  MEXICO CITY
(Reuters) - Mexican police have captured a leading drug baron
from the border city of Ciudad Juarez, the country's most
violent town in a turf war that killed 6,300 people last year.
Vicente Carrillo Leyva, a leader of the Juarez cartel, was
seized while exercising in a park in an upscale residential
district of Mexico City, police said on Thursday.  The Juarez
cartel is locked in a bitter war with traffickers from the state
of Sinaloa for control of smuggling routes into Texas. The
fighting forced the government to send 5,000 extra troops into
Ciudad Juarez last month.  Carrillo Leyva is the son of Amado
Carrillo Fuentes, a late drug lord who f