Mexican boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. spoke publicly for the first time since he was arrested in the U.S. on cartel-related charges, calling the incident a "shock."
"I went out to skate and five patrol cars arrived on the second lap," Chavez told TUDN. "When I was first arrested me they took me to a temporary detention center. There, they fill out the paperwork and I thought 'I'm being deported, take me to my dad.' But that's where the ordeal actually began."
