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Sunday, September 2, 2012

September 2nd Badanov's Buzzkill Bulletin


By Chris Covert
Rantburg.com

Mexican army and naval infantry forces have since August 24th seized 42.286 kilograms of methamphetamine , 398.77 kilograms of cocaine, MX $205,700 (USD $15,595.27) and USD $25,300.00 (MX $333,704.41) in cash, according to information provided by official Mexican government sources.
  • A Mexican Army unit with the 9th Military Zone detained five unidentified individuals and seized weapons in Sinaloa state August 24th.  The arrests took place near the village of Buchinari  in Sinaloa de Leyva municiality where soldiers seized one rifle, two handguns, six weapons magazines, 133 rounds of ammunition and a stolen vehicle.
  • An army unit with the Mexican 45th Military Zone located an abandoned vehicle with weapons aboard in Sonora state August 27th.  The unit was on patrol in Agua Prieta municipality when soldiers located the vehicle containing five rifles, including a Barrett 0.50 caliber rifle,  50 weapons magazines 2,875 rounds ammunition and tactical gear.
  • A Mexican Army unit in the 6th Military Zone detained two unidentified individuals following an exchange of gunfire in Coahuila state August 27th.  The unit was on patrol in Piedra Negras municipality when soldiers came under small arms fire by an unknown number of armed suspects.  After ending the gunfight, soldiers detained two of the shooters and seized two handguns, seven weapons magazines, 35 rounds of ammunition and USD $13,000.00 (MX $171,468.60) in cash.
  • An army unit with the 22nd Mexican Military Zone detained two unidentified individuals and seized weapons and munitions in Mexico state August 28th.  The arrests took place in Luvianos municipality where soldiers seized four rifles, 24 weapons magazines, 730 rounds of ammunition and two tactical vests.  Note these detentions and seizures took place two days after 30 unidentified gang members were reportedly killed in an intergang firefight in the same municipality. 
  • A total of three unidentified armed suspects were killed in a firefight involving a Mexican Army unit in Veracruz state August 30th.  The gun fight took place in New Tuxpan colony in Cordoba municipality where an army unit attached to the 26th Military Zone came under small arms fire.  Army return fire killed three armed suspects and soldiers detained two others.  An unidentified man who was apparently a kidnapping victim, was released following the gunfight. Three rifles were seized in the aftermath.
  • A Mexican Army unit with the 36th Military Zone seized a large quantity of cocaine in Chiapas state August 29th.  The unit  searched a truck which was found to have 398 coffee packages with 389 kilograms of cocaine.  One unidentified suspect, the driver, was detained at the scene.
  • An army unit with the Mexican 45th Military Zone seized quantities of guns in Sonora state August 29th.  The unit was on patrol in Plutarco Elias Calles municipality, when soldiers spotted a suspect presumably with a weapon.  A search of a residence located three rifles, six handguns, 575 rounds of ammunition, 19 weapons magazines, three vehicles and quantities of tactical gear.  The suspect was detained at the scene.
  • A Mexican Army unit with the 19th Military Zone detained two armed suspects in Veracruz state following a gun fight August 29th.  The unit was on patrol in Ciudad Cuauhtemoc municipality when it came under small arms fire.  Army return fire ended the gunfight and led to the arrest of two unidentified suspects.  Soldiers also seized one rifle, two handguns, 45 rounds of ammunition, six weapons magazines, one stolen vehicle and MX $8,700.00 (USD $659.60) in cash. 
  • A joint raid involving municipal police from Mexicali municipality in Baja California state and soldiers with the 2nd Military Zone netted drugs and drug laboratory equipment August 29th.  The raid took place near the intersection of Calles Bambu and Saratoga in Ejido Los Algodones where a total of 6.650 kilograms of methamphetamine were seized along with quantities of precursor chemicals, one handgun and 56 rounds of ammunition.
  • Soldiers with the 2nd Military Zone posted at the Abelardo L. Rodriguez International Airport in Tijuana municipality in Baja California state, detained two unidentified individuals with large sums of cash in their possession August 29th.  One suspect had USD $12,300.00 (MX $162,235.74) and MX $4,500.00 (USD $341.17),while the other had MX $192,500 (USD $14,594.50).
  • One unidentified armed suspect was killed in a firefight with a Mexican Army unit in Guerrero state August 29th.  The unit with the Mexican 35th Military Zone was on road patrol near the village of Las Anonita in Ajuchitlan del Progreso municipality when it came under small arms fire.  Army return fire killed one.  Soldiers seized weapons in the aftermath including  ten rifles, one handgun, four homemade grenades, 31 weapons magazines, 1,907 rounds of ammunition and two vehicles.
  • A Mexican Army unit with the 45th Military Zone seized a number of weapons in Sonora state August 31st.  The unit was on patrol in the municipality of Carborca when soldiers found an abandoned vehicle containing five rifles, 13 weapons magazines, 378 rounds of ammunition and tactical gear.
  • A Mexican Army unit with the 2nd Military Zone seized quantities of cocaine and methamphetamine at a checkpoint in Baja California state August 31st.  A truck carrying bottled water from Sinalo state was stopped near Ejido Guadalajara in Mexicali municipality where soldiers located 50 packages with 27.7 kilograms of methamphatamine and nine packages with 9.77 kilograms of cocaine.  Then driver was detained at the scene.
  • An army unit with the 2nd Military Zone seized a quantity of methamphetamine at a checkpoint in Baja California August 30th.  The checkpoint was located at Kilometer 36.7 of the Tijuana-Ensenada road where a truck was searched.  Soldiers found 3.546 kilograms of methamphatamine hidden aboard. The unidentified driver was detained at the scene.
  • Soldiers from the 2nd Military Zone performed a traffic stop in La Herrera colony in Playas de Tijuana delegation in Tijuana municipality, finding 2.19 kilograms of methamphetamine August 30th.  The driver was detained at the scene. 
  • A Mexican naval infantry unit seized drugs and wepons in Ciudad Guzman in Jalisco state August 26th.  Several members of the  Jalisco Nueva Generacion criminal cartel were detained, including Raul Sosa Jimenez AKA El Bufalo,  Guillermo Alberto Ramirez Mundo AKA El Wily, Jose Antonio Reyes Mundo AKA El Tres and Maria Nélida Flores Reyes AKA La Gorda.  A quantity of methamphetamine totalling 1.2 kilograms were seized along with five assault rifles, five handguns, weapons magazines ammunition, tactical gear, two vehicles and communication equipment.
  • Mexican naval infantry troops detained two individuals and seized quantities of drug and guns in Jalisico state August 30th.   José Javier Ramirez Chavez AKA El Bocho and Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes AKA El Mencho were arrested in Ciudad Guzman. Both detainees were said to be leaders in the Jalisco Nueva Generacion criminal cartel.  Marines seized a total of one kilogram of methamphetamine, two rifles, a grenade launcher attachment, two pistols, five grenades, weapons magazines and ammunition.
Chris Covert writes Mexican Drug War and national political news for Rantburg.com

13 comments:

  1. I look forward to Buzzkill's crimes of the military bulletin. I don't mean disrespect for you Badanov. There is amble evidence of the military disappearing reporters, taking bribes, and being involved in the gun/drug running markets.

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  2. I dont care what anyone thinks about the Mexican Military,most of them are doin the right thing which is busting Cartels asses...good job Guys,keep it up.

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  3. so they caught el mencho i thought he was captured all ready

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  4. The cia agents shot were coming from Afghanistan with fake documents ,and apparently to what it looks,they were using. Covert operating style.
    http://www.historiasdelnarco.com/2012/08/agentes-de-la-cia-venian-de-afganistan.html?m=1#dsq-form-area

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  5. Great work. I like to hear the small victories against these bad guys.

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  6. dear chivis due to too many factors i do not register in forums so i must say my goodbyes from here. I will miss what you bring to the table, the grandmotherly way you informed me about the plight facing Mexico first and the USA second.
    I thank you with deep respect.
    our fight continues and i know you will continue doing more than your share, it's in your nature.
    anonymously yours

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  7. Obviously the military and naval forces are doing great work in cleaning up the mess in Mexico!!

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  8. There is amble evidence of the military disappearing reporters, taking bribes, and being involved in the gun/drug running markets.

    If the Mexican military is doing that, they're not supposed to be...

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    1. Not only is it the military, it's the police, politicians taxi drivers. I knew of a politician that was being sponsored by the CT. It's all of who you know and give a helping hand to.

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  9. Attention Admin. get on it shots fired at border patrol

    Mexican gunmen fire at Border Patrol agents near Hidalgo
    by Rafael Carranza
    Posted: 09.02.2012 at 10:49 PM


    Authorities are investigating an incident where Border Patrol agents came under fire by Mexican gunmen just east of Hidalgo.

    Border Patrol officials confirm the cross-border shooting happened on the Rio Grande River just east of city limits around 9:30 p.m. Sunday.

    Acting Assistant Border Patrol Chief Henry Mendiola spoke to Action 4 News about the incident.

    Mendiola said agents were out on boat patrol when they were ambushed by gunfire from the Mexican side of the river.

    No injuries were reported during the shooting.

    Mendiola confirmed that two Border Patrol boats were in the water and two agents were on the banks of the river at the time.

    According to Mendiola, some eight to 12 bullets were fired.

    The agents reported that they saw a car leaving the scene on the Mexican side of the river.

    Mendiola said Mexican authoriteis will be informed about the incident.
    http://www.valleycentral.com/news/story.aspx?id=796050#.UETefqP8hGM
    nothing from krgv yet

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  10. People are always that if mexico asks for help to destroy the narco there will be someone else to supply that need. I'm one thousand percent mexican and am absolutely tired of all this bs going on in mexico. We here in the us have enough against us and these criminals are just feeding to the stereotype. We are not criminals nor do we condone any criminal activity.. I know i speak for most of us here. If anybody else wants to keep supplying dope let them. We as mexicans have the responsibility to turn any dope dealers into the police even if they are family. Honest work honest money honest living..

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  11. Lol, they throw 400 kilos at the military to pass six tons. The military reports the bust and turn it over to the general. Then it disappears just like all the good citizens that have knowledge of it or act like they do. If this author thinks the Mexican Military or for that matter, the Mexican Government is striving for law and order in Mexico, let me give him some help. The Mexican Government and the Mexican Military are the biggest cartel. The just aren't the smartest. It is ok Chris, keep banging your drum though, It's ok.

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  12. On the Mexican side a lot of the goverment officials, the police & military are corrupt but then what about the American side?...How are thousands of kilos of Cocaine, Marijuana & Meth smuggled? Either a lot of American goverment officials, police & the DEA are on payrolls OR are incompetent!! (About the Mexican & American Politicians, CIA plus the Elite Bankers, they are dirty & without scruples)..Illegal narcotics trade is Capitalism at its crudest.

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