Thread: por poner a la gente

I'm trying to translate this message but I can't make sense of the "por poner a la gente" phrase that's used here. From what I can make of it, it means "for putting the people" but that doesn't make any sense. Can someone help me out with this one? The message originated from México.

Message:
Esto le pasará a todos los traicioneros y por poner a la gente. Atte. Cártel de Sinaloa. Aquí está tú gente padrino.

My Translation:
This will happen to all traitors and for putting the people. Best Regards, Sinaloa Cartel, Here are your people 'Padrino'.

This sentence does not even make sense in Spanish...

I think we can speculate many things. But the bottom line is that we cannot do an accurate translation off a non sense sentence.

For example, I think it could **perhaps** be ( I deleted the "y" )

Esto le pasará a todos los traicioneros por poner a la gente. Atte. Cártel de Sinaloa. Aquí está tú gente padrino.


This will be the punishment to all traitors who use people.

Regards, the Sinaloa Cartel.
Your people are here "padrino"