Shooting At Jakarta Clublife Bar In Hermosillo, Sonora Leaves Three Dead.

Mica for cartelinsider.com

Hours after a shooting was reported at the night club known as Jakarta Clublife in Hermosillo, Sonora, the State Attorney General’s Office (FGJE) confirmed the death of three people.

Through its official channels, the corporation revealed that among those killed in the attack are Luis Antonio ‘N’ and Felizardo Armando ‘N’, identified as alleged members of a criminal organization based in Nogales.

In addition, one of the people injured during the shootout was identified as Kevin Alejandro ‘N’, whose father was identified by the United States Department of the Treasury as a member of the same criminal structure.

The FGJES proceeded to secure the crime scene, in addition to conducting interviews and statements with employees of Jakarta Clublife to determine the specific circumstances of the events and, if necessary, establish whether there was cover-up or assistance to the attackers,” the corporation stated.

In response to this multiple homicide, agents from Forensic Services arrived at the scene to process the scene together with personnel from the Criminal Investigation Agency (AMIC).

According to initial investigations, Luis Antonio ‘N’ and Felizardo Armando ‘N’ were alleged responsible for coordinating the operations of their criminal cell in Carbó, Estación Pesqueira, Ures, and Rayón.

In addition, due to the family ties of Kevin Alejandro ‘N’ with a man sanctioned by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), the state agency requested the support of the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) for the corresponding legal effects.

Despite Sonoran authorities not specifying who is the injured person’s father, in recent months the OFAC has announced a series of sanctions against cells linked to the Sinaloa Cartel established, precisely, in the municipality of Nogales.

An example is the group led by Juan Carlos Morgan Huerta, also known as ‘Cacayo’, whose family clan is allegedly involved in the trafficking of cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, and fentanyl to the United States in favor of the faction controlled by Ismael ‘El Mayo’ Zambada.

Several members of ‘El Cacayo’s family, including four of his brothers, were sanctioned by OFAC in November 2023 for their involvement in a scheme to send drugs to the US and launder money from drug trafficking with various companies in Nogales.

Among the friends and associates of ‘Cacayo’ pointed out by the US for working for Los Mayos was his brother Miguel Ángel Morgan Huerta, who served as the director of Urban Image for the Nogales City Council.

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