Leader of vigilante group released from jail in Mexico Nestora Salgado, a Mexican-American community leader who fought drug cartels alongside other vigilante groups in the state of Guerrero was freed from prison Friday, after being held for two and a half years pending trial -- a detention criticized by rights groups. Salgado and others had been accused of kidnapping at least six people, but she was cleared and left the Tepepan penitentiary as a free woman. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES