Security Operation Deployed in Bocoyna Communities Following Reports of Shootings

Several high-calibre bullet casings and a vehicle reported stolen in Cuauhtémoc were found in the area; no injuries or fatalities reported.

A major security operation was deployed in recent hours in the Sisoguichi region of Bocoyna due to alleged shootings. Authorities found several firearm casings from an AK-47 rifle and a vehicle reported stolen in Cuauhtémoc. However, there are no reports of deaths or injuries.

This Tuesday, the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) reported that, after receiving emergency calls and reports of an alleged shooting, an intense police and military mobilization was launched in the mountainous region of Bocoyna to interview residents and nearby residents.

According to the information, the operation was carried out by members of the State Investigation Agency, the National Defense Force, the National Guard, and the State Police. Together, they patrolled the roads and paths of Sisoguichi.

During the prevention and surveillance patrol in the area, several .223 and 7.62 x 39 millimeter caliber firearm casings were located on a road leading to the community of San Antonio. Ballistic evidence was packaged and secured for analysis by Forensic Services personnel.

Meanwhile, in a dirt road leading from that same town to the village of Sisoguichi, they found an abandoned white 1994 Ford Ranger vehicle, which had been reported stolen on November 4, 2024, in the municipality of Cuauhtémoc.

Police and military officers conducted interviews with residents to strengthen the investigation in the area; residents informed them that gunshots had indeed been fired; however, authorities did not find any injuries or deaths.

The Chihuahua Attorney General’s Office announced that they will continue operations in the Bocoyna region to ensure peace among its residents and neighboring municipalities.

Source: El Sol de Parral