Alex Trujillo

Alexander Capó Carrillo (born April 23, 1983), better known as Alex Trujillo is the son of Luis Alberto Capó, a liquor store owner who was once arrested and charged with illegal gun ownership, and Carmen Aida Carrillo.

According to the case, "United States vs. Rodriguez", soon after the murder of two drug dealers, one nicknamed "Bebe" and another nicknamed "Trumpi", at Residencial Covadonga and the run-out from the area of another one nicknamed "Casi", Trujillo joined "Bebe"s brother in law in running the drug trade from that area, including sales of cocaine.

When Trujillo was 16, his older brother, Polanski Capó

Trujillo evaded justice and was among the most wanted, but he was arrested on December 5, 2006, and sentenced to 20 years in prison on June 28, 2007, after declaring himself guilty during March of the same year, for drug trafficking. Trujillo was arrested again in February 2007, when he allegedly controlled 15 drug sales points in San Juan. According to the Orlando Sentinel, a drug war between competing factions arose after his capture, with newer gangs trying to break into Trujillo's former dealing spots. Some time after his arrest, police arrested six members of his gang who were apparently trying to cause a massacre of rival gang members.

Life in jail Trujillo's attorneys in 2019 asked for a reduction in his sentence.

Trujillo was paroled on November 2, 2021.