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What Are The Criminal Cells That Hinder The Progress Of The Unión Tepito In Cuautla, Morelos?

Welcome to our latest post on cartelinsider.com, where we provide in-depth coverage on the inner workings of Mexico’s cartels. Today, we will be focusing on the Tepito Union, one of the most powerful criminal organizations in Mexico City, and its expansion into other states, specifically Morelos. Recent reports have confirmed the presence of the Tepito Union in Cuautla, where it is engaged in a dispute for control with three other criminal cells. This escalation in violence has been linked to the increase in extortion and protection money collection throughout the state. The Tepito Union’s rivals, including the Michoacan Family, Tlahuica Command, Colombians, and Linos, are also vying for control over this lucrative territory. With expert commentary and statistics on extortion cases in Morelos, we dive deep into the ongoing struggle for power and control in this region. Stay informed and follow us on Twitter for more updates and insights. Thanks for reading!

Operativa Barredora From CJNG Threatens Puebla Police Commanders And Exposes Former Kidnapped Agent.

If you found this post interesting, stay tuned for more updates from Cartel Insider. We strive to provide in-depth and crucial information about the inner workings of the Mexican cartels. Today, we share the shocking story of José Alejandro Vega Flores, a former policeman known as ‘The Shark’, who reappeared in a threatening video from the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). This video is a message to the governor of Puebla and police officials who work for him. The CJNG accuses them of being involved in criminal activities, and even show evidence with the murder of former police officer Adán Montes Rosales. Keep reading to find out more about this disturbing case. Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter and subscribe to our email list for more updates.

Raids In Tulum Result In Drug Seizure Recently, Tulum Has Been The Site Of Several Raids That Have Led To The Confiscation Of Drugs.

“TULUM.- The State Attorney General’s Office reports that, in collaboration with the National Defense Secretariat (Sedena) and National Guard, Investigators carried out two search warrants issued by the judicial authority of the municipality of Tulum. The search resulted in the seizure of illegal substances, believed to be drugs, as well as tactical equipment and radio transmitters.

The first search took place at a property on Faisán Street in the Tumben Ka’a neighborhood, where the police found various amounts of solid crystalline substances similar to crystal meth, dried green herbs resembling marijuana, and bags of synthetic material containing solid white fragments resembling crack cocaine.

During the search, officers apprehended Irving Ronaldo “N” who was acting suspiciously near the property. Upon a physical inspection, transparent nylon bags containing dried green vegetation, similar to marijuana, were found on his person. He was then taken to the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office in the Fight against Drug Trafficking for further investigation.

In the second search, at a residence on 1 Poniente street in the La Veleta neighborhood, police seized green and dry herbs resembling marijuana, as well as white fragments resembling crystal meth. Additionally, they found clothing items such as tactical gear, radio holders, and black caps with the emblem of a security and logistics company for events.

Specialists from various fields collected evidence from both properties to aid in the investigation. After completing the proceedings at both locations, official seals were placed and the properties were secured. Follow-up on the investigation will continue after the evidence is analyzed.

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The Mexicali Airport Could Resume Operations By Monday.

In the city of Mexicali, a severe windstorm caused chaos and destruction at the local airport. Pieces of the ceiling fell, air traffic was disrupted, and 250 people had to be evacuated. The airport was indefinitely closed, leaving passengers and employees stranded. However, there is hope that the airport could potentially reopen on Sunday afternoon, depending on weather conditions. Airlines are communicating with passengers to find alternative solutions for their flights. The airport is currently undergoing repairs and there is no guarantee that it will be fully functional before Sunday afternoon. Stay updated on this developing situation by following our Twitter page and email contact. Thanks for reading about the events at Mexicali airport from Mica and the team at cartelinsider.com.

Families Are Evacuated From The Sierra De Juárez Due To Bad Weather Conditions

Welcome to cartelinsider.com, your source for all the latest news and updates on Mexico’s drug cartels. In this post, we’ll be discussing the recent evacuation of 78 camping families in the Sierra de Juarez area, as reported by the Municipal Civil Protection Coordination. According to their report, three vehicles were stuck and had to be evacuated, with nine more vehicles being prevented from entering the area. This comes after a previous tour by the Municipal Public Security Department, where they found around 430 people camping in the area. Due to inclement weather conditions, the San Pedro Mártir Park has also been closed until further notice. Stay tuned for more updates and remember to follow us on Twitter at @cartelinsider1 for the latest developments. Thank you for reading! – Mica (Email: mica@cartelinsider.com)