A MS-13 gang member has gone viral for her busty mugshot after her arrest for drug trafficking in Honduras – with some even offering to post her bail.
Heidy Ulloa, aged 28, was taken into custody during a police operation in San Pedro Sula on Friday, as per a statement by the National Police.
Police seized 120 bags believed to contain cocaine, along with 20 transparent bags reportedly filled with crack, and six bags containing marijuana. They also confiscated two cellphones and 900 lempiras, equivalent to $32.
Ulloa, also nicknamed ‘La Garra’ (The Claw), was arrested twice for drug trafficking within a period of three months in 2022.
‘This operation highlights the continuous commitment of the National Police in the fight against drug trafficking, contributing to the preservation of public health and safety in the country,’ the police said.
But her racy mugshot, which shows her surrounded by two police officers and wearing a low-cut bra, captured the attention of social media users.
‘How cute is your top,’ Mary Calix commented on X.
Others pardoned Ulloa and volunteered her a get out of jail free card.
‘I forgave her,’ a user named Carlos wrote.
‘How much is the bond?’ Franklin Gómez inquired. ‘Someone knows how much the bail is,’ Yahir Rivera asked.
‘I hope she comes out,’ Yasmin Rodríguez chimed in.
A police officer said he was there when Ulloa was arrested. He complimented her appearance and expressed hope that she changes her life after her third arrest.
‘She is so beautiful,’ he wrote on Instagram. ‘I had the opportunity to spend time with her yesterday when she was stopped and sadly she has chosen the wrong path.’
‘But hopefully she will manage to correct those bad deeds,’ he continued. ‘Because she is so beautiful that it is not worth her wasting her life this way.’
People on social media criticized the judicial system in Honduras for letting Ulloa go free despite her past arrests for drug possession. They questioned whether she would have been released if El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele was in charge, as his government has arrested over 75,000 individuals as part of its crackdown on gangs.
‘We need a Bukele to remove all this (garbage),’ Floren Bonilla declared.
‘Tomorrow she will be free due to lack of evidence,’ Mike Flores claimed. ‘If she was in El Salvador, oh man.’
