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Elements of the National Guard and the Mexican Army seized three vehicles with homemade armor, as well as ammunition and magazines for various weapons, during an operation carried out in the Valadeces community, in the municipality of Gustavo Díaz Ordaz, Tamaulipas.
According to official information from the Secretariat of National Defense, the seizure took place on December 13, as part of surveillance patrols and ground reconnaissance implemented in the region, in coordination between both agencies.
The operation was carried out by personnel assigned to the Fourth Military Region and the Eighth Military Zone, in compliance with the National Public Security Strategy, with the objective of deterring activities related to organized crime.
The seized items were placed at the disposal of the competent authorities to determine their legal status and to follow up on the corresponding investigations. The agency emphasized that the operation was carried out in accordance with the rule of law and with respect for human rights.
Source: El Mañana
What happens to these vehicles after the army takes them? I'm pretty sure that a lot of evidence can be found in them that can lead to some arrests. They can start with prior ownership. After they can have forensics pick up any DNA inside the vehicles. Knowing Mexico and how lazy they are the vehicles are probably just sent to a scrap yard right after they are seized. Nuff Said!!!
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Delete...picking up DNA inside the vehicle.
DeleteOh, nuffy! 😔🥺