Mexican armoured vehicle called ´´ Moustro´´ made by the Zeta drug Cartel. 'A la guerre comme à la guerre, "as the saying of Gallic origin, and Mexican drug traffickers with the intention of not losing this war against the government, security services and local citizens, are developing their logistics capacity giving a twist to their computers. Thus, in an operation in Ciudad Mier, in the violent border state of Tamaulipas, was seized in a curious vehicle that was transporting the killers of the powerful cartel Los Zetas. An armored vehicle of home production called 'Monster 2011', capable of a speed of 110 mph and up to 12 people. The interior has two openings from which the killers have the ability to shoot and throw grenades. Moreover, according to Narco Blog detailing that showed pictures of the stunning 'monster', the vehicle has on the back of a mechanism for pulling nails and oil spill during a chase. The technical evolution of the Mexican hitmen is evident when you compare this car with another fantastic car seized in 2010, which could only run at 40 mph and had less capacity inside. By bumping the vehicle, the police officers involved in the operation were very surprised. The firing of the guns left not a single trace on the screen of the car. Fortunately, the ingenuity of Los Zetas still has not shield the tires and managed to 'defeat the monster' pointing to the rubber wheels. The Zetas have long since become the most criminal organization repudiated by Mexican society because of their practice of kidnapping, extortion and terrorism against civilians, especially in states like Nuevo Leon, Coahuila and Tamaulipas.The latter state, the U.S. border, is one of the regions most affected by the violence of organized crime. Since December 2006 in that area have been killed over 34,600 people.