By Holmes Lybrand, Valeria Leon, CNN(CNN) — Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum pushed back during a press conference Thursday on suggestions that law enforcement in the country worked closely with the FBI to apprehend former Canadian Olympic snowboarder and alleged cocaine kingpin Ryan Wedding. Instead, Sheinbaum said Wedding had self-surrendered and was handed over to US authorities. “We are never going to accept joint operations or operations by US federal or state forces on our territory,” Sheinbaum said when asked about comments made by FBI Director Kash Patel on the operation. His attorney, Anthony Colombo, said this week that Wedding did not surrender and that US law enforcement was part of an arrest operation. Johnson also called it a “voluntary surrender.”Patel, who was quick to tout the arrest of Wedding — one of the FBI’s top ten most wanted — did not say during his press conference whether Wedding turned himself in.