“Sol Prendido” for Borderland Beat
From January to August of this year, the Central Zone District Prosecutor's Office issued a total of 34 missing person reports covering the municipalities of Aldama, Manuel Benavides, Coyame del Sotol, and Ojinaga; of these, only five individuals have been located.
July recorded the highest number of missing person reports in these municipalities—seven cases—according to the Coordination of Outlying Units of the Central Zone District Prosecutor's Office.
Data provided by the agency indicates that four reports were filed in January; six were filed in February (with three individuals found alive); and four complaints were lodged in March (with one individual found alive).
April saw the same number of reports—four cases—while only one report was filed in May.
Meanwhile, June saw a total of three reports (with one individual found alive); July recorded seven missing person reports, making it the month with the highest incidence so far this year; and four cases were recorded in August.
Previously, Francisco Arturo Arizpe, coordinator of Outlying Units for the Central Zone Prosecutor's Office, noted that the conflict between two organized crime groups—which have maintained a presence in the region for approximately two years—has led to an increase in missing person reports during that period.
Months ago, activist Gabino Gómez told *El Heraldo de Chihuahua* that a significant portion of the missing person reports in the Ojinaga-Aldama region are likely linked to the ongoing conflict between two criminal groups in the area. According to intelligence gathered by state and federal authorities, the La Línea group—aligned with the Juárez Cartel—and Los Cabrera—aligned with the Sinaloa Cartel—are reportedly involved in the conflict that has driven an increase in violence in the northeastern part of the state, and consequently, a rise in this type of report.
Source: El Heraldo de Chihuahua
So much for the safest state in MX.
ReplyDeleteNo state is safe in Mexico, mijo.
DeleteThat's coahuila that's one of the safest states in mexico. Chihuahua hasn't been safe for years.
DeleteChihuahua is not Coahuila … Chihuahua has consistently ranked somewhere in Mexico’s top 5 states for murders with some years being number one during the peak of the Juárez Vs Sinaloa war.
DeleteNothing new, everything goes in Mexico, with impunity.
ReplyDeleteWant to murder,, no problem.
Want to kidnap, no problem.
Princesa sol
ReplyDeleteAgain with bullshit.
DeleteThe number is probably double. Godspeed to the missing. This should never be happening, we are in the 21 century for crying out loud.
ReplyDeleteCabreras are aligned with la Mayiza !
ReplyDeleteBy the way 2027 There will be a Rambo prequel movie .
CDS going for coahuila and chihuahua
ReplyDeleteThere is no CDS anymore.
DeleteThere are Cabrera's who work for Mayiza and the Chapiza now.
The marriage is over.
Conor donde estas menso
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