“Sol Prendido” for Borderland Beat
Breaking news: Omar García Harfuch, Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection, announced the arrest of Iván Cazarín Molina, alias “El Tanque”—identified as an alleged regional operator for the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, with activities in Veracruz, Oaxaca, Tabasco, and Puebla.
Via his X account, he detailed that the arrest resulted from a joint operation involving the Secretariat of National Defense, the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection, and the National Guard.
The operation was carried out by Mexican Army Special Forces and the SSP’s Operations Group, utilizing intelligence from the National Intelligence Center and investigative work by agents from the SSP and the Criminal Investigation Agency of the Attorney General's Office, who tracked his movements and located him.
Investigations link him to homicide, extortion, unlawful deprivation of liberty, hydrocarbon theft, money laundering, and drug trafficking. He is also implicated in the 2015 attack on a Mexican Army helicopter in Jalisco, which claimed the lives of Army and Federal Police personnel.
He was arrested in the act, and authorities seized a vehicle, a firearm, and various drugs. In September 2024, the U.S. Department of the Treasury sanctioned him for his ties to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, identifying him as a member of the inner circle of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes—alias "El Mencho"—a process that involved information sharing with the DEA.
He will be turned over to the Specialized Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime. And I repeat: this is breaking news released by the Secretary of Security and Protection, Omar García Harfuch.
Source: NMás
Por lo menos sabemos que nunca anduvo regalando el culo como aquel grupo rarito. 😅
ReplyDeleteHablas del grupo que empienza con M y terminas con Z?
DeleteIdk man, Michoacán and Jalisco are hotbeds for the geys
DeleteDoes anyone remember what got Deelucky1 banned from the site? I’m pretty sure Sol has done much worse. Get this puto out of here already.
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DeleteShut up Sol. We all know that you are a CJNG cheerleader. How much do those scumbags pay you? You’re a wannabe journalist! Nuff Said!!!
DeleteWhen are you going to stop posting? Or at least stop commenting?
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DeleteClaro Que es joto si es de las jaliskas .. las jaliskas dan el culo y las mayitas se lo revientan .. los dos bandis son jotos pero en Zacatecas queso comprobado que las jaliskas se doblan en cuatro hasta bien les quedo el nombre y gritan con placer “jalo con las cuatro”
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DeleteYou sound like an apologist
DeleteInterrogate him and send him over to the gringos. Claudia might not like it but by sending him to el norte, she assures he stays in standard jail cell. No early release due to bribes, no luxury jail cell and no crooked judges.
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DeleteThey all look like dirty bums and always dressed like shit. Nothing like real mafio$o$
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He also ran San Luis Potosí for his brother El Tornado.
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Lol irrelevant ...no narco blockades from the deltas or elite . 03 and Rosalinda figured he wasnt aligned with the vision they have for the future of the ferocious 4 letters CJNG . Gave his ass up , 03 and ultra attractive Rosalinda are playing the jalisco version of chess.
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