Priority Target Involved In The Kidnapping Of Chicken Vendors In Toluca Falls In The State Of Mexico.


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César Alberto “N”, a man accused of participating in the kidnapping of chicken vendors in the State of Mexico, was arrested because initial investigations indicate that he would be involved in the deprivation of liberty of four people who worked at a chicken shop located in Toluca.
The capture of said subject was reported by the General Prosecutor’s Office of the State of Mexico (FGJEM) on the afternoon of Monday, January 29th. Officers from the Ministry of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC) participated in the arrest.
The events with which I would be related occurred in December 2023, when there were reports that alleged members of the Michoacan Family had allegedly deprived four workers of their freedom in Toluca.

On the other hand, the man who was recently arrested was detained in the municipality of Chicoloapan. The authorities shared the photograph of the detained individual along with a brief video, and additionally detailed that Carlos Alberto will be taken to the state’s Preventive Center.
#Arrested. Elements of the #EdomexProsecutor’s Office and @SSPCMexico detained and executed an arrest warrant against César Alberto “N”, a priority target of the Prosecutor’s Office, allegedly involved in the disappearance of 4 workers from a chicken store located in the municipality of #Toluca, events registered on December 22nd, “was part of the message from the authorities.
It is worth noting that due to the aforementioned events, there have been arrests in past weeks, for example Santiago Ramón “N”, who could be a member of the Michoacana Family according to official reports.
Security sources close to the case, consulted by Infobae Mexico, pointed out that the man recently captured would be linked to a criminal group originated in Michoacán, according to the first investigations, which is consistent with previous reports that point to the Michoacán Family.
When images of the kidnapping of four people circulated, initial investigations indicated the possible responsibility of the criminal group originating from Michoacán, which is one of the delinquent organizations present in Mexican territory.

In addition, the owner of the site where the events occurred, identified as Lizbeth Karina, stated that for years she has been a victim of extortion by the Michoacan Family, actions for which she has already filed complaints. Likewise, the woman said that the arrests made by the authorities could be in response to them fabricating culprits, as they do not recognize Santiago Ramón as one of the responsible parties.
In the same way, the criminal group is involved in extortion of different basic basket products. For example, wholesale egg and tortilla merchants must pay an illegal fee of 2 pesos per kilogram of the product they trade.
The investigations carried out by the State of Mexico’s prosecutor’s office indicate that the profits from these activities are directed towards El Fresa and El Pez, brothers who lead the Michoacán Family. Meanwhile, Artemio Martínez, also known as Mala and/or Mencho, is a person for whom authorities offer a multimillion dollar reward for information that leads to his capture.

The money generated by Mala, who works for El Fresa in the municipalities of Tenango del Valle, Villa Guerrero, Malinalco, and Tenancingo was estimated at around 4 million pesos.
In other events, on January 23rd there was a confrontation between alleged members of the Michoacana Family and members of the Navy Secretariat (Semar), which resulted in the arrest of three people in a dirt area near the Tenango del Valle – Ixtapan highway, in the Azteca neighborhood in the municipality of San Pedro Tlanixco.
The arrests stemmed from an attack by civilians against the uniformed officers and after repelling the attack, the marines detained Guadalupe “N” 25 years old, Carlos “N” 18 years old, and José “N” 24 years old.
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