Unveiled: Chilling Threats in Tijuana
Dealers deposited during daytime in Tijuana's convenience stores.
Two harrowing incidents involving ominous messages and threats unfolded in the vibrant neighborhood of Playas de Tijuana on Thursday, May 1st, as revealed by Zeta Weekly. Both incidents linked back to establishments belonging to the OXXO chain.
The First Harbinger of Terror: 030, Be Warned
The first incident transpired at 16:06 hours on Bahía de La Paz Street, El Mirador neighborhood, where a narcomanta, a chilling reminder filled with menace, was discovered. Local police on patrol noticed several individuals planting this stark warning sign. The message, edged with vitriol, read: "JEFA DE PLAYAS 030 BÁJALE DE HUEVOS NO TE CREAS DE ULE PENDEJA (sic)."
Perpetrators intruded the store's warehouse during this incident, but a woman driving a black Jetta vehicle somehow managed to evade capture.
The Second Chilling Apparition: A Cross and a Warning
The second incident occurred just 20 minutes later on Berlín Street, in the Sección Costa Azul neighborhood, where another OXXO store bore the brunt of a sinister presentation. This time, the saying was coupled with a floral arrangement crafted into the shape of a cross and accompanied by a message: "For the 0-30." The repeated mention of '030' seems to tie these incidents together, as both messages apparently aimed at the same unknown figure.
The Cogs in the Machine
Authorities managed to apprehend two individuals tied to the occurrences. Reports by Zeta Weekly have identified them as Nelson Arturo Cervantes Moreno, aged 35 from Guanajuato, and Juan Enrique Camacho Castañeda, alias "El Güero", aged 40 from Monterrey, Nuevo León. More details about their specific roles in these incidents or connections to the cryptic messages are currently undisclosed.
Amenace en Tijuana: Un Cabeza de Cerdo y una Narcomanta a un Funcionario de CESPT
A mortifying incident unfolded during the early hours of Saturday, April 26th, at the central facilities of the Tijuana Public Services Commission (CESPT). An ice chest emblazoned with the legend "Oxxo" contained a pig's head, while a menacing message, written on a narcomanta, threatened: "Marco Antonio Barraza, subdirector de la CESPT: tienes las 24 horas para cumplir con tus acuerdos o te cobraremos lo que robaste. Estás muy bien ubicado..."
Witnesses reported that the objects were deposited by the occupants of a maroon Nissan Maxima vehicle, who made their getaway before the authorities were informed.
An Ongoing Battle Against Criminal Elements
The instances in Tijuana serve as a somber reminder of the ongoing security issues the city faces. Both the public and private sectors remain in the crosshairs of organized crime, with an alarming pattern of intimidation and control becoming increasingly clear through these alarming methods. The investigations are currently underway, and the specific suspects, motives, and connections behind these incidents are yet to be fully revealed.
- The ominous messages and threats in Tijuana, revealed in Zeta Weekly, are linked to establishments belonging to the OXXO chain, causing a sense of unease within the community.
- The first incident, a narcomanta, warned "JEFA DE PLAYAS 030 BÁJALE DE HUEVOS", while perpetrators planted the sign at an OXXO store on Bahía de La Paz Street.
- In general-news and crime-and-justice sectors, the repeated mention of '030' in the incidents ties them together, with both messages apparently aimed at the same unknown figure.
- Authorities are on the lookout for suspects like Nelson Arturo Cervantes Moreno and Juan Enrique Camacho Castañeda, who have been implicated in these chilling events, but the specific roles they played and their connections to the cryptic messages are currently undisclosed.
