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Tuesday, January 10, 2023

In The Second Culiacanazo, 443% More Cars Were Stolen

"Sol Prendido" for Borderland Beat

Violence escalated beyond measure in Sinaloa, mainly in the state of Sinaloa, and the reported material damage is increasing.

Second Culiacanazo, 443% more cars stolen

With the second capture of Ovidio Guzmán, heir to the Sinaloa Cartel, property damage has increased by approximately 443 percent, if only the number of stolen cars is considered, and if they are compared to the events that occurred in October 2019, in the first "Culiacanazo", point out figures collected by La Verdad Noticias.

So far, the figures of vehicles stolen by the capture of Guzmán in Culiacán this Thursday has left the report of 250 stolen cars and others burned, a figure more than five times higher than that recorded by local media at the end of October 2019, days after the first event, which yielded the figure of between 46 and 50 illegally stolen cars.

At that time, it was reported that a group of about 50 criminals took over Culiacán, the capital of Sinaloa, and with long weapons, they were destroying the city to demand Guzmán's release. At that time their requests were granted by the Army and Ovidio returned to freedom.

This Thursday, was a darker one than that of October 17, 2019, the events escalated further, with greater severity and geographical extension.

The shootings, the burned cars, and the damage to patrimony happened in Culiacán, Mazatlán, the most important tourist port in the continental part of northeastern Mexico, Los Mochis, and Ciudad Obregón in Sonora.

The fire and gunfire even hit a couple of planes on the ground at the Culiacán airport, revealing the vulnerability of aviation security, including commercial aviation, as one affected aircraft was an Aeroméxico aircraft with a passenger crew on board.

There were also road blockades with burned cars and trucks, and closure of airports that until this morning remained in Culiacán and Mazatlán, but the aeronautical authorities have assured that they have returned to normal.

The number of deaths and stolen cars has not been determined so far by the authorities, which does not allow us to estimate the damage to the city.

In 2019, the authorities stated that the material damage amounted to 915 thousand pesos, which at the time was rejected by the people, considering that this could only be the equivalent to the value of three or four cars.

Even, the population had problems with the insurance companies to recover their units, or their money, due to the appeals made by these companies arguing that these were cases of terrorism.

The fact now is that the damages continue to add up and the uncertainty in the northeast remains in the face of the power of the Sinaloa Cartel.


Governor Warns Auto Theft Could Rise

"If they have insurance, the insurance pays, if they don't, we are going to help them, but they need to file a complaint," said the governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya. Rocha Moya admitted that vehicle theft could increase in the municipality of Culiacán as a result of the seizures of vehicles carried out during the operation last Thursday in Jesús María.

"They probably want to replace the vehicles that were lost in the operation, we are going to take care of the gas stations for the same reason, there are a series of points that must be maintained," he said.''

He also pointed out that they will implement an operation to take care of the gas stations and also prevent the theft of hydrocarbons.

Rocha Moya also warned that precautions should be taken in certain areas where it is believed that the dispossession of vehicles could increase more drastically, such as in the Primavera and Costerita sectors.

For his part, the Secretary General of the Government Enrique Inzunza Cázarez reported that around 120 complaints have been filed for vehicle theft derived from these events.

La Verdad, La Silla Rota

37 comments:

  1. There was some bright bulb who earlier today tried claiming all the stolen vehicles were from neighboring states. Yeah ok you fucking idiot keep living in your fantasy world while cheering for this piece of shit cartel.

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    1. @Sol roflmao 😹

      Yeah, and it kills me all the cheerleaders who don't seem to possess intelligence or empathy....

      I don't understand Chapitos strategy. So, if you throw a temper tantrum and light all of your toys on fire - then - then we can have our "capo Raton" back?

      I don't think SEDENA Marina Fuerzes Civil etc. Give a damn about how many cars get lit on fire

      From the articles you great people at BB have put together it would seem that all of Jesus Maria is part of the criminal enterprise

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    2. 11:55 You are not wrong, thats not part of federal functions, thats why estate and local agencies exists.

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    3. Por eso no los quieren en ninguna otra parte afuera de culiacan, porque son unas ratas

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    4. Shut up sol we know you are a michoacano that hates on Sinaloa

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    5. 3:02 whats your excuse for what the cds do? Give me a good one come on cheerleader

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    6. 3:02
      Sol is not from Sinaloa.
      Sol is not from Michoacan.
      He once said it in here.
      I will not easily say it.
      You have to find it in the archives of BB.

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    8. @11:55 on think that was many people’s thought re their strategy, including mine. However, what if they did it to prevent from rival groups taking over various cities/areas throughout the state? Not saying it’s ok cus I’m the end society suffered but from a strategic standpoint, perhaps that’s why? MZ, Isidro, BLO, CJNG on the Nayarit border. All these groups could have attacked while sicarios left their respective area of influence (mochis, guasave, Guamuchil, Maza, etc) to fight the military in Culiacan.

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    9. Sol is from Tamaulipas I think! Maybe a tejano but a tamualipas descendant! Anyways the biggest piece of shit cartels are from northeast méxico! Zetas, golfos etc, trash! Women and child killers! They kidnap deportees from usa that land in Tamaulipas for ransom! They kidnap Americans from the rgv from Texas! They collect ransom and still kill their victims! Cruel! They are extortionists! They have a green light in California prisons and county jails they have to be in PC!

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    10. 11:29 Cds is no better, same shit as Z,CDN,GOLFOS,BLO,CAF,CDJ,FM,CJNG you name any cartel and they are all the same shit, no difference what so ever, the only difference i see is one Cartel snitches way more than the rest

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    11. 11:04
      I regret to inform you that your answer, on Sols is not correct.
      I am sorry you don't win the 75" Sony TV.

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    12. 6:24 All cartels are bad but I’ve been to Baja California, Vallarta, Sonora, Sinaloa and even Chihuahua which are either CDS, CJNG or CDJ controlled areas and zero issues! I would never travel to northeast méxico such as Tamaulipas or Coahuila or Nuevo León or Veracruz because the cartels in those regions, Z, CDG are the biggest pieces of shit and the cops and government in those regions are also pieces of shits! So some cartels are worst than others! Even the U.S. government has a level 4 advisory not to travel to Tamaulipas lol more dangerous than Iraq due to the pos zetas there constantly kidnapping civilians! Just watch somos on Netflix about the massacre of a whole town by the zetas in Allende some Texas border town on the Mexican side!

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  2. Lo bueno es que los narcos en Sinaloa no se meten con gente inocentes.
    Jajaja. Bola de pendejos los que creyeron eso!!!

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    1. Aver ahora reto a todos los residents de Sinaloa que se pongan las camisetas polos con la cara de el Chapo.
      Y las que dicen plebes y Chapiza.
      Jajaja

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    2. Callate wey de seguro eres de michoacan

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    3. puro michoacan valii

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    4. Orale Viva Morelia, Michoacan!!!

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    5. 3:03 uhi si con eso excusas todas las pendejadas que hicieron tus hidolos

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  3. “CDS snitching or messimg w the commoners, no NEVER.”
    -every cds fanboy

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  4. los chaputos son los mas abusones por eso se ganaron el odio de la gente

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  5. ni les pagan a toda la bola de mocosos les deben semanas o meses y ahi andan de gratis los punteros y sicarios 🤣

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    1. jajaj si a mi me debían 2 meses y me tenian amenazado me vine a ensenada mejor corrientes no que mucho dinero pero como todos los plebes andando ahi andan bien grifos o prendidos les vale madre

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    2. Cuando le ha importado su gente a los nacos de CDS? NUNCA en su perra vida los carteles han tenido verdaderas atenciones con la poblacion.

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    3. Si les pagan mentirosa

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  6. Buggs is in the house.
    There was a Poll taken today on Inparcial, In Tijuana.

    "Do you trust Municipal Police Officers"?

    91% said NO
    8% said YES

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    1. they should do one for state police 🤣🤣🤣

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    2. They should do one for Federal Police.

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  7. That’s the problem with our culture too we glorify cartels and the underworld too and I am guilty too listening to the corridos back in the day but it’s out of control now.

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    1. As the mind matures you come to that realization.. narcos are worst than gang members absolutely no morals

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    2. 1:30 speak for yourself. Not all of us glorify narcos and we speak up. The problem is too many asses defending these idiots that we are actually laughed at until shit like this happens. Many of us are also afraid to say anything in fear of retaliation from a nutthuggers of a cartel that may dislike what is heard and can try and harm us. More so those of us living in Mexico.
      But forget all cartels!

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  8. I can't make any sense of this reporting.

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  9. Will Culiacan turn into the next Juarez??

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    1. ai fiesta en el rancho del ruso todos invitados🤣

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    2. Ta ta ta.
      It sure the hell ain't the paradise many nuthugger though it was.
      It was only peaceful as long as Chapos were allowed to work.
      Like every cartel though once a boss is captured or killed all hell breaks loose.

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