An armed confrontation between civilians and security personnel in Chihuahua resulted in the death of two people arrest to Nine people.., in addition to vehicle insurance.
The facts were shared by the Head of the State Prosecutor’s Office (FGE), Cesar Jauregui Moreno. Violence occurred in the area The Suz.
“Yes, there was Confrontation together Armed group “Who was working illegally in the area, and we have many reports about his activities.”
For its part, local media reports indicated that it was an operation in which elements of Three levels of government Which did not lead to deaths or injuries. The names of the detainees have not yet been revealed.
For its part, El Diario de Chihuahua newspaper recorded that as a result of the operation, a BMW was also seized with several bullet holes in the windshield.
For its part, on November 15, an armed confrontation took place during a horse race in the area Santa Teresa Passin Baral Which left seven dead.
Likewise, reports indicate that those responsible for the armed attack are members of the criminal group. FontIt is an armed wing of the Juarez Cartel, and those killed would be members of the Juarez Cartel. SalgueirosThe latter is a family linked to the Sinaloa cartel.
While it was reported last October 13 that five people looked into the matter Objectives priority patriotic He was arrested in the municipality Mauricein Chihuahua mountain area and Golden triangle.
Among the detainees Rafael “N”40 years old and originally from Navojoa, Sonora, has been identified as a generator of violence in the Golden Triangle; adrian “n”26 years old and from Orochi, Chihuahuawho was appointed K Chief assassin The direct participant in the aggression against state agents; Michelle Jimena “N”19, and Adrian’s sister “N”, were also arrested during the operation.
They were also arrested diego “n”51, who appears to have devoted himself to replacing stolen vehicles Literal shielding also Serial modificationand Oscar Alexis “N”“, 22 years old, and in possession of an arrest warrant issued by the Public Prosecution Attorney General’s Office (FGR) in Sonora.