Navy seizes 826 rounds at suspected Mazatlán camp
Original reporting: Ríodoce Policíaca
What happened
Ríodoce reported that Navy personnel disabled a suspected organized-crime camp near La Guásima and seized two long guns, 826 rounds of ammunition and 21 magazines.
Reporting and context
Mexican Navy personnel located and disabled a clandestine camp near the village of La Guásima in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, seizing two long guns, 826 rounds of ammunition and 21 magazines, according to Ríodoce. Authorities said the site was suspected of being used by organized crime.
Ríodoce reported that naval personnel found the camp while conducting surveillance patrols. The account, published November 2, described the discovery and seizure as part of that operation. The ammunition figure refers to rounds recovered at the camp, alongside the two firearms and their magazines.
Authorities said personnel disabled the camp at the location. The weapons and ammunition were turned over to the relevant authorities to be incorporated into the investigation file, the outlet reported.
The brief account did not identify a criminal organization associated with the site or name any suspects. It also did not report arrests or describe how long the camp had been in use.
Original reporting: Ríodoce.