Los Cabreras
A video and narcomanta geolocated near El Rosario, Sinaloa, appear to show Chapiza-aligned gunmen sending a warning to Mayito Flaco and Los Cabreras. The message, signed “80,” frames southern Sinaloa as off-limits and turns a roadside killing into a territorial announcement.
It’s been a difficult stretch for Mayito Flaco, and the pressure is no longer just external. A faction identifying itself as loyal to “El 71” and the “Old School 211” publicly breaks from the Mayito Flaco and Cabrera structure, accusing its leadership of abandoning past codes by engaging in extortion, kidnappings, and abuse against civilians.
Under a harsh light in the dirt, a young captive in a red shirt delivers a final message. Told what to say by the men behind the camera, he warns mothers in Durango not to let their sons enter this life. Promised twenty thousand a month, he now realizes what it cost him.
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Families of other missing persons attribute this crime to El Bizcocho, who is in preventive…
On a wooded slope, a shirtless man lies posed on camouflage as boots step into frame. Rifles are laid beside him, tattoos framed for the camera—a goat at the neck signaling Los Cabreras. The scene feels staged, deliberate, a visual preface before the voice begins.
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A significant security operation is underway in Durango, with multiple units reported on the ground and in the air. Authorities have not confirmed the objective, and the scope of the operation remains unclear.