On March 19, the Gulf Cartel Metros faction placed at least three narco banners around Reynosa threatening the city government.
The messages stated: "Every post you put up is a post we will take down, let's see who gets tired first. Sincerely, Jefe Metro 9"
The message refers to Reynosa's C5, the surveillance arm of Tamaulipas State Police. In recent months, the state has been installing new security cameras in public areas as a crime deterrent. The Metros will often destroy these at night.
In addition to traditional "halconeo", using human lookouts to monitor police and rival movements, the Metros will also place CCTV cameras on light poles around the city, which security forces will remove while on patrol. In recent years, security forces have cracked down on overt cartel presence in the city. Whereas Metros halcones used to wait in public, at street lights and corner stores, holding radios, they now act more discreet to avoid arrest.
White Appreciated Boy Here- Fighting that will lead to bloodshed over security camera footage...again "alpha" men "running" the city as always...is Mexico great again or should I say...will ever be great?..more security camera footage near the US borders please!!!
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DeleteWhy can't the Mexican government hide military snipers near these cameras just waiting for the cartel members to show up to take them down. The snipers will kill them. We did this in Iraq with road side IED insurgents. Nuff Said!!!
ReplyDeleteThe cartel wld know theyre there. N killed them. Between the low level spotters the cab drivers the local police. All providing info to cartel is impossible to hide anyone there. And oh yeah the governor works with all criminal groups in the state to one degree or another.
DeleteSomeone should tell the Metro 9, this is not the time to fight with the government. This guy is just asking for it.
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