Commander Nitro had been in the State Police for 10 years and was murdered on his day off In Culiacan, Sinaloa. La Mayiza / MF Targets Police Members Linked To Los Chapitos

 CHAR 

JULY 17, 2025 

VIDEO TRANSLATION 

SAMUEL MARISCAL: Today we have information related to the follow-up of the case of Commander Nitro, a member of the state police who was murdered yesterday. The governor, Rubén Rocha Moya, has already spoken out on the matter. 

JOSE RODRIGUEZ: Yes. Uh, this issue is causing a lot of talk because of how he was executed, how he was murdered in broad daylight, between 1:32 p.m. on Pedro Infante Boulevard, along the tourist car corridor, one of the most important thoroughfares here in Culiacán, in front of the Secretariat of Public Education and Culture. There, they executed him with bullets, a quantity of bullets that the armored truck in which Commander Nitro was traveling was, accompanied by a woman, and so many bullets, so I managed to get past the armored vehicle. Yes. And Commander Nitro took his life, eh, says Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, and also the Sinaloa Public Security Secretariat. He had been with the corporation for approximately 10 years. But this is what Governor Rubén Rocha was talking about during a visit to the port of Mazatlán. He is at the Pikachos dam at a Fisheries Secretariat event, and commenting on this issue, Commander Nitro dismisses the report of violence following the murder and

affirms that the case is already being investigated. Let's listen to the governor.

RUBEN ROCHA MOYA: Well, remember that I don't talk to well, I don't talk to security issues because that should be provided by the commissioner for that purpose. He's now in the morning giving eh, information about that. I know more about the incident, more than what was said at the meeting. Well, that the incident occurred, but I don't know. An investigation file has begun, but there's no further progress. Eh, today there were fewer homicides than usual. I'm not saying it's over, I'm not saying that, but that doesn't represent any increase of violence**** 

JOSE RODRIGUEZ: Well, the murder of Commander Nitro doesn't represent any increase, and well, today at the conference between the state government spokesperson and the Secretary of Public Security, they talked about Commander Nitro's career: 10 years of service in the state police, and she was murdered on her day off. Details with Rocío Sánchez. Go ahead, Rocío. Good afternoon.

ROCIO SANCHEZ: Good afternoon, José Samuel, Luz Noticias Audience. That's right. Just as you're reporting, the State Secretariat of Public Security revealed that Commander Nitro had been in the state police for 10 years and was murdered on his last day off. Through the State spokesperson, the Secretariat also detailed that the police officer was 32 years old and was assigned to the southern part of the state, specifically in Mazatlán. Let's listen to what the spokesperson told the corporation on August 15, 2015. He was assigned as coordinator of a special group of the State Preventive Police in November 2023, and was relieved of his duties in February of this year due to normal changes in the security department. He was on his day off. The spokesperson for the State Public Security Secretariat detailed that Commander Nitro joined the corporation on August 15, 2015, and at that time held the rank of first officer. She explained that in November 2023, he was assigned as coordinator of a special group of the State Preventive Police, and in February 2025, he was relieved of his post due to normal changes in the agency. 

JOSE ROGRIGUEZ: José, yes, what happened yesterday is such a regrettable situation.

Cars were also hit in this shooting. Imagine, Samuel, passing through Pedro Infante at this same time, 1:30, 2 p.m. Yes. And getting hit by a bullet, 

SAMUEL: Very dangerous at any time, but it also depends a lot on the area, right? When there are explosions in some neighborhoods and communities, collateral damage is less likely. But here in this case, José, the peak traffic time is a time when many people go to eat, right? And it's an area of the city through which many vehicles pass, working in this very eastern part, with so many companies, with so many businesses in Culiacán. So, fortunately, we don't have reports of any other people injured other than the person who was with the commander, but there was material damage to several vehicles. Yes, collateral damage, that's what they've called it. Uh, several vehicles. Yesterday, we counted at least four vehicles that were shot, and that's the reality of Culiacán. At those times, you can be stopped at a traffic light, and the person behind you may be an armed group, or the person on one side may be carrying long guns, or the person on the other side may be carrying long guns as well. Armed people are circulating right now in the city of Culiacán with total impunity, Samuel.

 SAMUEL: Yes, that's the most delicate thing, and one isn't a fortune teller, José. One has to live one's life. And I personally imagine that all of us who live in Culiacán, when we're driving, traveling through the streets, in some corner of our minds, the thought of what if it were me here, a shooting, a gunshot, an attack were to happen. I think we all think about it. Fortunately, it hasn't happened to all of us, but all the people who were traveling yesterday on Pedro Infante Street did have this bad experience. It's the current reality of Culiacán. We would like it to be different, but, well, unfortunately, it is.

COMANDANTE NITRO TARGETED BY LOS MAYOS / MF 

Los Mayos /MF targeted the police commander known as Nitro, who was allegedly linked to the Los Chapitos group. The passenger hurt by gunfire was the wife of Nitro, who was reported as stable but in critical condition. 

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Fentanyl Now Listed as Schedule I Controlled Substance

 "Socalj" for Borderland Beat

President Donald J. Trump officially signed the HALT Fentanyl Act into law, permanently classifying fentanyl-related substances as a Schedule I drug under the Controlled Substances Act.

As President Trump said, the legislation is “delivering another defeat for the savage drug smugglers and criminals and the cartels."

The bill, introduced in Congress earlier this year, permanently places fentanyl-related substances as a class into schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act. A Schedule I controlled substance is a drug, substance, or chemical that has a high potential for abuse; has no currently accepted medical value; and is subject to regulatory controls and administrative, civil, and criminal penalties under the Controlled Substances Act.

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The Army and the National Guard carried out a land and air operation in Lagos de Moreno: Jalisco

 CHAR 

JULY 15, 2025 

INFORMATION BY EL OCCIDENTAL 

The elements would have arrested seven men

Elizabeth Ibal

Members of the Mexican Army and the National Guard carried out a major operational deployment by land and air in the municipality of Lagos de Moreno, in the Altos Norte region.

The members arrived around 12:00 p.m. this Tuesday at a home on Flores Magón Street, in the San Miguel neighborhood, near the Paso de las Ovejas neighborhood. They closed off vehicle and pedestrian access.

According to residents, the officers arrived at a home where drugs were allegedly being sold.

From inside, they brought out seven men with their shirts covering their faces, who were allegedly detained.

While the ground operation was underway, a black helicopter belonging to the federation flew overhead, astonishing residents.

The results of this operation, which astonished residents of this El Alto town, have not yet been released.

SOURCE: EL OCCIDENTAL 

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Navy personnel carry out a major operation in the Bamoa Station area; at least one person is reported arrested. Navy Raids In Chapo Isidro Territory Continue.

 CHAR 

JULY 15, 2025 

During the federal forces' intervention in the Guasave region, officers intimidated journalists covering the operation.

Ernesto Torres

July 15, 2025

A heavy security operation, consisting of a dozen trucks with personnel from the Mexican Navy, invaded the Bamoa Station area of the municipality of Guasave and reached the border with the municipality of Sinaloa on Tuesday.

According to reports, federal forces arrived just before noon and implemented a massive operation with at least 10 police vehicles in the 6 de Febrero neighborhood, located on the border with Maquipo, Sinaloa.

Security Operation

It was established that upon arriving in the community, naval personnel were stationed in front of three homes where searches and raids were allegedly carried out simultaneously.

According to residents, the marines detained at least one person and removed items from a white vehicle parked in front of one of the homes. It is unknown whether the items were illegal, such as drugs or weapons.

After more than two hours of intervention by federal forces, the convoy finally headed down the state highway that connects Estación Bamoa with Mexico 15.

The results of the operation are unknown.

These surprise operations disrupted the tranquility of the area, but above all, they shocked the population of this rural area of the municipality of Guasave. Although no violent incidents have been reported for months, the specific objective of these federal interventions remains unknown.

To date, neither the Navy nor the Attorney General's Office has issued an official bulletin on the operation and its results. It is also unknown whether the searches were carried out legally and pursuant to court orders.

Were the searches carried out irregularly?

But it is presumed that they were carried out irregularly, judging by the behavior of the Navy officers. Upon realizing that they were videotaping and that reporters from various media outlets had arrived at the scene to document the operation and the "seizures," they became annoyed and intimidated them.

During their movement, the officers even blocked the way for journalists at one point to prevent them from continuing to cover the operation. There, the Navy officers demanded that the media representatives back off and leave the area, arguing that they were in the middle of an official procedure.

SOURCE: LUZ NOTICIAS 

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Military Special Forces Raid In Estancia de Los Garcia, Sinaloa, Results In The Death Of Jesus Norberto Larranaga Herrera "El 30" Financial Operator Of The Los Mayos / MF Criminal Group.

 BY: CHAR 

JULY 13, 2025 

JESUS NORBERTO LARRANAGA-HERRERA

EL 30

OPERATION IN ESTANCIA DE LOS GARCIA RESULTS IN THE DEATH OF EL 30

A heavy military operation was reported on Saturday, July 12, 2025, that included a helicopter gunship being used against a criminal group. The military took place in Estancia de Los Garcia, considered a town of the municipality of San Francisco de Tacuichamona, Sinaloa. The following towns are considered Los Mayos/MF strongholds and were once controlled by Guadalupe Tapia Quintero, also known as "Lupe Tapia," a former high-ranking member of the Sinaloa Cartel. 

The military operation took place early in the morning on Saturday, with reports of heavy clashes against the military special forces. Information was scarce on Saturday, although sources claimed several vehicles were seized and numerous armed hitmen were dead, but no confirmation of the following news. 

EL 30 CONFIRMED DEAD AND SEVERAL VEHICLES SEIZED 

The local Sinaloa news site, Los Noticieristas, confirmed on Sunday, July 13, 2025, that an operation that took place in Estancia de Los Garcia, Sinaloa, resulted in the death of four armed subjects that assaulted military personnel. 

El 30 was considered a financial operator for his father-in-law Victor Lizarraga Martinez, "El 20," a high-ranking member of the Los Mayos / MF criminal group. El 30, along with his father-in-law El 20, were both sanctioned by the United States government in March 2024 for actively participating in the Sinaloa Cartel. 

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Ovidio Guzmán López Pleads Guilty in US

 "Socalj" for Borderland Beat

“Do you admit to your participation in kidnapping and murder plans?” the judge asked. “Yes,” said Ovidio Guzmán López.

With those words, heard in a Chicago federal courtroom, one of the sons of imprisoned Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman pleaded guilty on Friday, July 11 to 4 criminal counts in two related drug trafficking cases targeting the notorious Sinaloa Cartel.

Ovidio Guzman Lopez, 35, pleaded guilty to two counts of Drug Trafficking and two counts of participation in a Continuing Criminal Enterprise before U.S. District Judge Sharon Coleman in Chicago.

He faces a possible life sentence, however, according to the plea agreement filed on June 11, Ovidio is fully cooperating with prosecutors.

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Harfuch responds to Bukele's accusations about the cocaine plane: "We reiterate our respect for El Salvador." Harfuch and Bukele Spar Over Cocaine Seizure In Tecoman, Coliman.

 CHAR 

JULY 10, 2025 

THIS INFORMATION WAS POSTED BY INFOBAE 

The Central American president requested that the Secretary of Security correct the information regarding a small plane seized in Colima.

By: Andrés Martínez

Photo: SSPC

The Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), Omar García Harfuch, corrected the information that the seized aircraft carrying nearly half a ton of cocaine was located off El Salvador heading toward Mexico and not originating from the Central American country, as he stated on July 8 from the National Palace.

On Wednesday afternoon, El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele asked Secretary Harfuch to rectify his July 8 report, stating that an aircraft from the Central American country was seized in Tecomán, Colima.

"In Tecomán, Colima, as a result of surveillance and protection of Mexican airspace, personnel from the National Center for Surveillance and Airspace Protection detected an aircraft from El Salvador carrying 428 kilos of cocaine, and three people were arrested. The value of the drugs is 96 million pesos," Harfuch explained during the "People's Morning Press Conference" conference.

The aircraft landed on a clandestine airstrip in the state of Colima. Photo: Special

However, the Salvadoran president clarified that the aircraft never flew through his airspace.

“On July 3, at 1:00 p.m., Costa Rica reported a suspicious aircraft track northwest of its territory. They activated the regional alert through APAN, a Central American air safety network. According to their own report, the aircraft track entered Costa Rica, briefly disappeared from radar, and then reappeared, heading out into the Pacific,” Bukele wrote on his X account.

Photo: @nayibbukele

He added that his "radars did not record any aerial contact within our airspace."

In his post, the Salvadoran president attached an image showing the plane's route: "very south of El Salvador and Nicaragua, with no proximity to national airspace. The route was also confirmed by JIATFS Key West (USA), which monitors illicit air traffic in the region."

"Their report is clear: the aircraft flew over the Pacific Ocean and never touched Salvadoran territory."

He stated that "El Salvador does not hide criminals or tolerate drug trafficking; we didn't do that before, and we won't do that now. Nor will we allow them to try to involve us in operations that are not our responsibility or ours."

Federal authorities reported that three people were arrested during the operation. Photo: Special

Therefore, he demanded that the "Government of Mexico immediately clarify and correct the statements made by its Secretary, Omar García Harfuch."

Later, the secretary responded to the Central American president and changed the word "originating," mentioned at the July 8 conference, to "altitude" above El Salvador.

"At 1:00 p.m. on July 3, 2025, CENAVi personnel detected a trace of interest 200 km south of San Salvador, El Salvador, as can be seen in the aircraft tracking graph."

Photo: @OHarfuch

He stated that in response to this information, CENAVI ordered aircraft to take off from various Military Air Bases to intercept the clandestine route toward the probable landing sites (Tecomán, Colima).

"Three people were arrested, and 427.65 kilograms of cocaine and the aircraft were seized. Indeed, the detainees are Mexican nationals and are being prosecuted for various crimes."

"We reiterate our respect and appreciation for the people of El Salvador," the Mexican secretary concluded his message.

SOURCE: INFOBAE 

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223 bags containing human remains have been found in Las Agujas In Zapopan, Jalisco. UPDATE

 CHAR 

JULY 9, 2025 

THIS INFORMATION WAS POSTED BY EL OCCIDENTAL 

So far, 38 victims have been classified, of which 18 have already been pre-identified. They continue working with heavy machinery.

Román Ortega

This Wednesday, eight more bags containing human remains were found in the grave in the Las Agujas neighborhood, in the municipality of Zapopan. This brings the total to 54 since work began on the second site last Sunday, June 29, and 223 bags, including the 169 bags found on adjacent land since last February.

Maribel, a member of the Guerreros Buscadores collective of Jalisco, indicated that so far, less than a quarter of the land has been worked on, despite the work being carried out with heavy machinery.

"There hasn't been much progress. In other words, we were talking about not even a quarter of the land being worked on. Today, eight bags were found."

I think progress has been made. Well, the truth is, we only made a few meters to where we had left off yesterday, to the limit of where work was done yesterday, and I think this will take a long time, for several months, because it does indicate and hint at more pockets.”

He added that one reason why little progress was made today is because one of the two excavation machines broke down, so he hopes it will be working again by tomorrow, Thursday.

Sources close to the investigation indicate that 38 victims have been classified so far, 18 of whom have already been pre-identified through tattoos; none have been released to their families.

On Tuesday, personnel from the National Search Commission joined the search due to a lack of personnel from the State Search Commission and the high demand for work.

Members of the Luz de Esperanza collective and Lupita Aguilar, founder of the Familias Unidas por Nuestros Desaparecidos collective, also joined the search.

SOURCE: EL OCCIDENTAL 

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Hundreds of Navy Personnel are strengthening security in Navolato and Elota on land and air. Helicopters Of the Navy Fly over Navolato, Culiacan, And Elota.

 CHAR 

JULY 9, 2025 

WRITTEN BY: ERNESTO MARTINEZ

Culiacán, Sinaloa.- Members of the Mexican Navy deployed a strong mobilization by land and air on the morning of Wednesday, July 9, in the municipalities of Culiacán, Navolato, and Elota as part of the security reinforcement in the central region of the state and in anticipation of the arrival of the 400 SEMAR members who were deployed since Monday in these last two municipalities.

Although some of the aircraft flew at very low altitudes over Navolato during the overflights, it was confirmed that no arrests have been made so far by this agency, while dozens of units known as "rapid" patrolled the city of the sugarcane municipality this morning.

Authorities hope that with the presence of federal forces, crime rates will decrease in the coming days, but so far, there is no information on how long the marines will be in the state carrying out these tasks.

NAVY HELICOPTERS FLY OVER NAVOLATO, CULIACAN, ELOTA

BY: CHAR 

The following three videos are of Navy helicopters that flew over the city of Culiacán, Sinaloa, on Wednesday, July 9, 2025. Please follow my Telegram channel, "Ivan's Daily News," where I have uploaded the three videos mentioned. 

ELOTA, SINALOA 

La Cruz, Elota, and Potrerillo Del Norote have seen heavy armed clashes between Los Mayos / MF vs Los Chapitos, so Navy special forces were sent to keep peace in those areas. 

SOURCE: LOS NOTICIERISTAS 

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Those detained at the Izaguirre ranch will spend 141 years in prison: Jalisco

 CHAR 

JULY 8, 2025 

THIS INFORMATION WAS POSTED BY EL OCCIDENTAL 

They will also have to pay 1.3 million pesos to repair the damage.

Román Ortega

The 10 people arrested on September 18, 2024, at the Izaguirre ranch in Teuchitlán were each sentenced to 141 years and three months in prison after being found criminally responsible for the crimes of disappearance committed by private individuals, aggravated disappearance committed by private individuals, and aggravated homicide, against three victims.

The State Attorney General's Office reported that they are Lennin "N"—or Kevin "N"—David "N", Gustavo "N", Christopher "N", Juan "N", Óscar "N", Erick "N", Luis "N", Ricardo "N", and Armando "N", who, in addition to their prison sentences, must pay almost 1.3 million pesos in reparation for damages.

On September 18 of last year, National Guard officers responded to the Izaguirre ranch to respond to several reports of gunshots. Upon arrival, they were greeted with gunfire, so they repelled the attack.

After several minutes of gunfire, federal agents brought the situation under control and arrested 10 individuals at the scene. They also rescued two people alive and found a body wrapped in plastic bags.

The 10 individuals face at least six other criminal charges for the crime of disappearance committed by private individuals against different victims.

In March of this year, members of the Jalisco Searchers Warriors collective found thousands of items of clothing at the Izaguirre ranch, which, according to investigations by the Attorney General's Office, was used as a training camp for the Jalisco New Generation cartel.

SOURCE: EL OCCIDENTAL 

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Sinaloa, with more murders than Guanajuato

 CHAR 

JULY 8, 2025 

THIS INFORMATION WAS POSTED BY RIODOCE 

Author | Roxana Vivanco

June records the highest monthly homicide rate nationwide and the highest in the state since April 2011, when 227 homicides were recorded.

On the morning of Monday, June 30, four decapitated bodies were hung from the access bridge to the Seminary, on the Culiacán-Los Mochis highway, north of Culiacán. A few meters away, 16 more bodies were piled inside a white panel-type truck with messages written on the sides. One of them was also mutilated. The murder rate that day reached 30. Culiacán travel guide

In total, in the sixth month of the year and the tenth since the beginning of the fight between the Mayos and Chapos, 207 people were murdered in Sinaloa, according to the State Attorney General's Office, and 210, according to the National Security Cabinet. Both figures are the highest since April 2011, when 227 crimes were recorded amid the war between the Beltrán Leyva brothers and the Sinaloa Cartel, and when the highest monthly homicide figure was 228 in August 2010.

On the same day the 20 bodies were found, Governor Rubén Rocha Moya stated at the weekly press conference that with the help of the Federation they would solve the problem of the increase in intentional homicides.

"We haven't actually improved; the president herself has said so. May-June represents more (murders) for us. We are also working on that, we also have sufficient personnel, we have extraordinary assistance from the Federation, and we will surely resolve it," he stated.

The governor affirmed that, just as a cabinet study was conducted on vehicle theft to implement strategies and reduce the incidence, the same is being done on intentional homicides.

The following day, Tuesday, July 1, three people were murdered, and on Wednesday, July 2, four more.

On the morning of Thursday, July 3, President Claudia Sheinbaum admitted that homicides have decreased in virtually every state in the country, except for Sinaloa, where "the highest levels" are recorded, and promised that next Tuesday she will present a reinforced security strategy. That day, there were 13 intentional homicides in the state.

In April, 119 murders were reported in the state, 165 in May, and 207 in June, according to statistics from the FGE. This means that, when compared to the previous two months, the increase was 25.45 percent.

Last month, Sinaloa also had the highest number of homicides nationwide, surpassing even Guanajuato, which recorded 171; the State of Mexico, which totaled 132; Chihuahua, with 128; and Baja California, which had 123 murders. In total, there were 1,818 murders nationwide, of which 11.55 percent occurred in the state.

The President's U-turns

On October 2, 2024, during the first "Mañanera del Pueblo" (People's Morning Conference), Sheinbaum was questioned about the wave of violence in Sinaloa, which had already lasted nearly two months, and responded that there were more homicides in Guanajuato.

“…Sinaloa doesn't appear among the five states with the highest number of homicides. Guanajuato remains the first. Chihuahua and the State of Mexico were also the first, but Guanajuato is the highest, again,” he said.

Since the start of the war between the Los Chapitos faction and El Mayito Flaco, murders have been on the rise. Until then, the highest number had been 52 intentional homicides recorded in January 2024, but 142 were committed in September.

October saw the second highest number, with 182. Since then, the trend had been downward, with 175 in November, 156 in December, 138 last January, 119 in February, and then again in March with 135 intentional homicides, before dropping again in April with 119.

The downward trend halted in May and rebounded in June, which became the month with the most murders since the start of the war between factions of the Sinaloa Cartel on September 9.

From January to December 2024, the state Attorney General's Office recorded 993 intentional homicides, of which 655 occurred in the last four months of that year.

Between January and June 2025, the statistic is 883 murders, meaning that by mid-year, 89 percent of all homicides in 2024 had occurred.

During the conflict between Chapos and Mayos, murders, clashes, blockades, kidnappings, and car thefts intensified in the state, centered in Culiacán and spreading to Navolato, Eldorado, Mazatlán, Rosario, Concordia, Escuinapa, and Elota, primarily. Culiacán travel guide

During May, blockades and clashes also occurred in Guasave, Guamúchil, and Los Mochis, but they later subsided.

To date, it is estimated that during the 10 months of the conflict, more than 1,600 people have been deprived of their liberty and more than 5,700 vehicles have been stolen in the state, while murders are on the rise, despite the operations and visits implemented by Omar García Harfuch, Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection, to reinforce the strategy.

Article published on July 6, 2025, in issue 1171 of the weekly Ríodoce.

SOURCE: RIODOCE 

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Cártel del Golfo Escorpiones Leader Arrested in Queretaro

By "El Huaso" for Borderland Beat

Mexican authorities have apprehended Felipe Jesús Ceballos Tovar alias "El Franco 6," identified as the presumed successor to José Francisco "N," known as "Alfa 1," a key figure in the Escorpiones faction of the Gulf Cartel in the states of Queretaro and Guanajuato.

Felipe Jesús Ceballos Tovar alias "El Franco 6"

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33 tons of Gold and Silver stolen in the municipality of Acatlán de Juárez, Jalisco.

 CHAR 

JULY 7, 2025 

THIS INFORMATION WAS POSTED BY EL OCCIDENTAL

The robbery occurred on July 4th, on a highway near Guadalajara.

Román Ortega

An organized crime group stole a shipment of 33 tons of gold and silver in the municipality of Acatlán de Juárez.

In a statement, the mining company Grupo Bacis reported that the robbery occurred on July 4th, on a highway near Guadalajara, as the trailer was heading to the Port of Manzanillo.

According to the company, the tractor-trailer with registration number 104 was intercepted by two white vehicles with tinted windows. Their occupants neutralized the security guards and subdued the driver, who was detained for at least an hour and a half.

"A group of organized criminals aboard two vehicles robbed a truck belonging to Fletes Durango S.A. de C.V., which was loaded with at least 33 tons of gold and silver concentrate belonging to Grupo Minero Bacis, bound for the port of Manzanillo."

After being released, the victims notified the National Guard. The workers were unharmed, and the empty trailer was located shortly afterward. To date, there are no leads on the whereabouts of the merchandise. The State Attorney General's Office reported that it has not received any complaints regarding the theft.

SOURCE: EL OCCIDENTAL 

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206 bags containing human remains have been found in the graves of Las Agujas, Zapopan, Jalisco. UPDATE

 CHAR 

JULY 7, 2025 

INFORMATION POSTED BY EL OCCIDENTAL 

They will continue working in the coming days

Román Ortega

The Guerreros Buscadores collective of Jalisco reported that this Monday they found four bags containing human remains in the second grave in the Las Agujas neighborhood of Zapopan, where they began work last Sunday, June 29.

Thus, 37 bags containing human remains have been located at this second clandestine burial site, located next to the fenced property where the State Attorney General's Office and forensic experts found 169 bags containing human remains.

Indira Navarro, founder of the collective, noted that this brings the total to 206 bags on the same property, which is only divided by the wall, but which are part of the same investigation folder.

"Look, today's work continues with the prospecting process at the Las Agujas pit. Four more bags were extracted today, bringing the total to 37 on the property, which is the same folder as the 169 bags, which unfortunately now totals 206."

She added that due to the large area, personnel from the National Search Commission will integrate the search for human remains on the property, which is located near the University Center for Biological and Agricultural Sciences.

She also indicated that advanced technology is needed to conduct more precise searches.

"The National Bureau of Investigation (CNB) will also be coming tomorrow to provide support, given the circumstances and the magnitude of the grave. The work being done recently has been done with heavy machinery and excavation work using rods, but we do need slightly more advanced technology to make this more accurate."

Finally, he indicated that the land measures 220 hectares, so the search efforts will last several days.

SOURCE: EL OCCIDENTAL 

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There were three armored vehicles! Secretariat Of Navy seized vehicles, long-range weapons, explosives, and tactical equipment in Cosalá. The Following Seizures Is A Result Of A Raid Against Efrain Trejo Retamoza In Cosala, Sinaloa.

 CHAR

JULY 7, 2025 

THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WAS POSTED BY LOS NOTICIERISTAS 

WRITTEN BY: ERICK VALENZUELA 

Cosalá, Sinaloa.- A significant seizure of vehicles, some with armored vehicles, long weapons, explosives, ammunition, and tactical equipment was the result of a ground and air operation carried out by federal authorities in the municipality of Cosalá.

As part of efforts to reduce criminal activity in the state, federal security personnel carried out ground and air operations, resulting in the seizure of vehicles, weapons, ammunition, improvised explosive devices, tactical equipment, tire-puncture devices, among other items.

This occurred during prevention and surveillance patrols in the towns of Ipucha and Cosalá, in the municipality of the same name, located in the south of the state.

The result was the discovery of 14 long-range weapons, a grenade launcher, 6,527 cartridges of various calibers, 31 magazines for different calibers, 35 improvised explosive devices, which were disabled on-site, nine vehicles, three of which were armored, 89 tire-punctured ammunition, and various tactical equipment.

It should be noted that everything seized was made available to the corresponding Public Prosecutor's Office agent for inclusion in the case's investigation file.

SOURCE: LOS NOTICIERISTAS 

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