"Sol Prendido" for Borderland Beat
It was located during patrols in the community of El Vergel.
The place, abandoned by the criminals when they noticed the presence of the security forces, showed clear signs of recent use.
Elements of the Mexican Army, National Guard and Immediate Reaction Forces Zacatecas (FRIZ) of the State Preventive Police (PEP) discovered and dismantled a camp used by a criminal group.
The camp was found during patrols on dirt roads in the community of El Vergel, in Tepetongo.
The place, abandoned by the criminals when they noticed the presence of the security forces, showed clear signs of recent use, including garbage, food remains and various personal items.
A long firearm, a magazine and rounds were found in the camp. In order to avoid any reuse or exploitation of the site by criminal groups, the security forces proceeded to destroy the objects and belongings found.
Subsequently, the firearm and other items seized were handed over to the relevant authorities to carry out the corresponding investigations in accordance with the law.
.jpg)
Camp Snoopy is done. It seems like they only had to pick up the trash and kick the camp fire rocks use to heat up water.
ReplyDelete8 bodies found in juarez with message "chihuahua tiene dueño"
ReplyDeletehttps://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.infobae.com/mexico/2024/04/21/hallan-nueve-cuerpos-mutilados-en-carretera-de-chihuahua-a-juarez/%3FoutputType%3Damp-type&ved=2ahUKEwim9v2uitSFAxWqLzQIHboiDmoQyM8BKAB6BAgFEAI&usg=AOvVaw29UEJliqQxeIz8DHd0qdIG
ReplyDeleteSusticacan is one of the cleanest and most beautiful towns in Mexico. The residents show great pride in their community. This whole area is occupied by honest and hard working campesinos. It's a shame to see the cartels destroy such a beautiful area.
ReplyDeletevery interesting news god damn
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised MZ Flechas didn't have a topon. Maybe they are not as chingon as all you cds nuthuggers preach.
ReplyDeleteuh-oh Triggered tweeker supporter over here
DeleteBefore the CDS fans come rushing in yes it seems you got the better of CJNG in Zacatecas now try to get your drugs back from them in TJ 😂🤷♂️
ReplyDeleteIts not them taking the drugs its caf
DeleteTrash ass meth lol.. that’s to pay off their survival in tijuas 👮🏻♂️ 👮🏻♂️
DeleteBaby got back
ReplyDeleteWith a caboose that size one would hope it's a females. Well fed...
DeleteThe bigger the cushion,
DeleteThe better the pushin'..
.. anonymous
That's a vato... a pole next to a hole makes you whole.
DeleteUS, German and other gun makers must love what is happening in Mexico
ReplyDeleteJa mein kommandeur
Delete5:27 they also love Mexican 🌮 tacos with carne asada, con red Chile.
Deleteat 5:27 ya thinking like ELMO.
DeleteGuns to come to Mexico by themselves, criminals bring them into Mexico. Elmo does not have much of his customs people checking what is coming into Mexico.
@08:39 I am from West Berlin, and I prefer chile verde all the way baby. Danke.
Delete10:46; if you don’t think gunmakers are so unsophisticated to buy materials, plan production marketing and distribution without a keen forecast of what level of production will be sold for acquisition and ultimate smuggling down to Mexico - you are keenly unaware of how business works. Birds of directors fire management for overproduction because it reduces their return on stock holder equity, and idle unsold inventory waiting to be sold yield production expense followed by idle capital as these weapons in inventory do not contribute to revenue - and indicate that capital and Human Resources were not maximized. Of course they know a significant portion of revenue is derived from DTOs and they both factor this into production and revenue; shareholder wealth above victimization and killings of the citizens and enforcement these weapons are smuggled and deployed to intimidate and kill.
Delete