The Mencho Special Operations Group (GOEM) Executes Three Police Officers

Criminals recorded the attack in which three municipal police officers were killed in Huixcolotla, Puebla.

After three officers of the San Salvador Huixcolotla Municipal Police were killed in an ambush where gunmen fired more than 150 shots at them, it was revealed that the criminals recorded the attack.

Through a video obtained by this newspaper, it can be seen how the occupants of two white pickup trucks had already located the patrol car of their intended victims on Cuauhtémoc Boulevard, which they blocked in less than 30 seconds after intercepting it.

The seven assailants got out of the trucks, wearing tactical gear, ski masks, and carrying long guns, which they fired at least 154 times at the Municipal Police pickup truck. From the very first moment, the gunmen got out and shouted, claiming their actions belonged to a criminal group, before killing the officers, getting back into their vehicles, and escaping, all the while recording the entire incident.

This is how the alleged cell of the “four-letter” cartel has revealed how they carried out the crime, which left officers Roberto Pérez Trinidad, Arturo Jiménez, and Commander Yusami Monterrosas Apolinar dead and defenseless.

While this video isn’t accompanied by any message detailing further aspects of the attack, it should be noted that a piece of cardboard with a threatening message was left at the crime scene.

So, while the remaining officers of the Municipal Police have resigned, the State Public Security Secretariat (SSP) has taken control of security in the town and the families of the victims are grieving their loss, the criminal group boasts and exposes how it operated in the ambush that is still under investigation by the Attorney General’s Office of the State of Puebla (FGE).

Source:s: René del Valle, Diario Cambio, Milenio