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Headlines:CJNG Suspects Bust in Chalco, Mexico City with Gunfire and Funeral Arrangements
Scoop:Three individuals - a man and two women - were apprehended in the Union de Guadalupe neighborhood of Chalco, State of Mexico. Authorities believe they belong to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) due to evidence uncovered at a market on Ruiz Cortines Avenue. The bust followed a report about an intimidating message and a banner, along with the use of a pickup truck. Detectives tracked and arrested the culprits, seizing a long gun, two pistols, and a blue Yamaha motorcycle. Plausibly, one of the women, identified as Dulce "N", has an outstanding warrant for qualified homicide.
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Meat of the Burger:In a bust acquiring national attention, three suspects were nabbed in the Union de Guadalupe neighborhood of Chalco, State of Mexico. The Shorty's market on Ruiz Cortines Avenue served as the scene for an unfolding saga that led to these arrests. Authorities suspect that the trio, consisting of two men and a woman, are associated with the notorious Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).
An initial tip-off led to the discovery of a banner bearing an ominous message against vendors, later recorded on April 17. Further probing and a review of security footage revealed that the perpetrators fled in a pickup truck. Upon following the leads, investigators managed to locate the match for the described vehicle, and a traffic stop ensued. Among the passengers was a man identified as Damian "N", who has a warrant for qualified homicide.
Searching the vehicle, agents found a long gun and two pistols, as well as a blue Yamaha motorcycle. Along with additional evidence, they took the individuals and the material to the Public Ministry to open an investigation file. According to the Security Secretariat of the State of Mexico (SSEM), these detainees might belong to a criminal group stemming from Jalisco.
Social media posts by reporter Fernando Cruz showed a cross made of flowers, accompanied by a message written on a white cardboard, allegedly penned by "The Company" and had a cellphone number. In addition to this, Mexico State authorities reported the arrest of four individuals suspected of being involved in the homicide of Alejo Cedillo, the regidor and secretary of Ocuilan municipality, 21 days prior. The arrested persons include a minor and three others with the aliases Santiago "N", Arturo "N", and Eulices "N".
The Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) remains one of Mexico's most powerful and violent drug cartels, with widespread influence and ongoing operations across several states.
- The bust in Union de Guadalupe, Chalco, State of Mexico, has become a general-news topic as three suspects, believed to be linked with the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), were detained.
- Investigations following a reported intimidating message and a banner led to the apprehension of the trio - two men and a woman - in Chalco, Mexico City.
3.detectives found elements of crime such as a long gun, two pistols, and a blue Yamaha motorcycle in the possession of the detainees, indicating they might be part of a criminal group related to Jalisco.
- Concurrently, social media reports have surfaced, claiming that "The Company" is linked to a homicide in Ocuilan municipality, as Mexico State authorities detained four individuals, including a minor, with aliases Santiago "N", Arturo "N", and Eulices "N".
