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Monday, March 9, 2015

319 kilos of cocaine seized in Tijuana

319 kilos of cocaine seized

Cerro Colorado, Tijuana
This morning in Tijuana, Mexican Army working in a counter narco operation seized 290 packages of cocaine, containing 319 kilos of cocaine, and 162,000 in cash.  The money and product was in a safe house in the Lake Gardens private upscale community, in Cerro Colorado.  

The operation was performed quietly, and efficiently, with no shots fired. Interestingly, no detainees have been named or announced at this time.  This is the largest seizure in the last 2 years in Tijuana, according to General Gabriel Garcia Rincon, commander of the second military zone.  The kilos are assessed at roughly 21,000 per, before crossing the border.  The last large seizure of cocaine was the 325 pounds seized from the narco tunnel discovered in fall of 2013 , in an industrial warehouse in Otay Mesa, along with 8 tons of marijuana. 

In 2015, 400 kilos of cocaine, more then 400 kilos of methamphetamine, and 3.5 tons of marijuana have been seized in Tijuana.  Last week, at the Otay Mesa crossing, 19 tons were confiscated by US Border Patrol and Customs agents, one of the larger marijuana seizures in recent years.  

As a whole cocaine trafficking has declined slightly, as consumption has ceded slightly in US markets, making overseas destinations more desirable to traffickers.  Prices in the US remain high, even in border cities.

 No information was given on a particular group, or individual the product belonged too.  Due to the circumstances, it is likely the seizure was derived from information from a suspect in custody, through (very) enhanced interrogation techniques, or even likelier a tip, that may have come from a rival group or organization.  The General offered little commentary on the success, except saying 'they are taking drugs off the streets that harm our children".    


Sources: AFN Tijuana, Frontera, El Diario. 


23 comments:

  1. I wonder to what criminal organization this cocaine belonged to. From what I've heard in Tijuana there are a few different groups operating like Sinaloa, Caballeros Templarios, and whats left of the Tijuana Cartel. The good thing is that innocent people aren't being killed or extorted in TJ.

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    1. Either Tijuana or sinaloa most likly cds from guessing that they move the most weight

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  2. Someone didn't pay their smuggling tax

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  3. Por hay se comenta que anda el hijo de Benja, Franky junto con el hijo del Mon. Los primos andan con todo levantando de nuevo la dinastía. They speak good english too.

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    1. There are some formerly "la oficina" bars and new taquerias now named "los primos" on the us, Don chuyito labra aviles was famous for good tacos, could it be possible?

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    2. Ramon only had a daughter, and Franky works with cds.

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    3. No way Franky works with CDS. He wouldn't stab Benja his father in the back like that. Till this day that bad blood between the Arellanos and chapo/mayo is fresher than ever. Only because the street capos make truces which is beneficial and booming for the business does not mean that all that war from the 90s was resolved. The only reason Mayo gained territory in Tijuana was because Fernando "Inge" didn't have the muscle nomore since he disobeyed his uncle Benjamin. The nephew and uncle are not in good terms And yes Ramon had a son in the late 80s with all that partying and hooking up he was into.

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  4. I say provide funds to create paint ball parks. Free admission to Sicarios. But no paint balls. Only real bullets.

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  5. Its all Sinaloa en Tijuana. Although they recently caught a guy in las playas that was a caballero. The coke is Sinaloa and everything in between. Crystal is being pushed by all groups.

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  6. Its a new guy he used to be cjng and now hes independent also hes pushing weight they call him El Gordo or JP theres narco ballads about him in tj and his "mob"

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  7. Whats worse for them than to loose their merchandise. But it was probably just a small hit for them, if they are able to stash hundreds of kilos like if it was nothing. Must be some group moving a lot more than that. Maybe just the leftovers that nobody wanted.

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    1. Oh please stop. Someone always wants this and there will never be left overs in this world. And 319 Kilos is a gannnnnnnnggggg of narcotics and a lottttttttt of money!

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    2. Bullshit, this load is just ant trafficking, unauthorized, artisan...
      --The real shit comes in military planes and boatloads that are not into gambling independently...

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  8. 'Enhanced interrogation techniques'...the mexican army kicking their buddies in the ass to save el puñetero mayor epn and their own asses by distracting from Tlatlaya and Ayozinapa crimes of the state done by their mexican army buddies...
    --giniral garcia rincon, from gafes, english speaking knowitall is no better than the corrupt mexican army elite in charge of kissing peña nieto's ass...

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  9. Its all CDS dope and they pay taxes to push their shit through tijuana

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    1. So who is CDS paying taxes too?

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    2. They had a truce with the remaining caf to pay tax I'm not so sure I could be very wrong but idk if it's there anymore with what's going on in zona Norte looks like its not valid anymore and baja California is about to turn into a shit storm.

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  10. West has been out of the news for a long time.

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  11. Time for prices to go up in the Los Angeles area. CDS has been taking alot of hits these last few months. A bird in Los Angeles last year would run about 20k right now they are going for up to 30k. Supply and Demand my friends.

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    1. Lol your still getting ripped off dam bro your connects suck

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    2. Los cuadros limpios estan ha 32-36K en chicago. All depends on who you know and how many hands it goes through. Supply has been steady the last month but your going to pay for the clean work.Todos los carteles and heavy independents land work in Chiraq. Crystal has taken over most of the country but here and the east coast demand is high and will always b that way. The order is pretty much sold before it even lands, and they say that demand has lessened, not here in the windy, business as usual.But gone are the days when a brick was 18K, its now double that.Guess inflation has hit everybody across the board. The show goes on like 10:49 ain't lying supply and demand. Streets are even paying 40 to 44K in the Twin Cities. Crazy, but we're talking clean work, keep that in mind people. be safe out there

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    3. 32 to 36 is right about Chicago....

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