Ulises 'N' alias 'El 88', one of the main generators of violence in Tabasco, was hiding in Tlajomulco, Jalisco. Comandante 88 Was a Violence Generator In Tabasco And Was Backed By CJNG Cartel.

 CHAR 

JULY 23, 2025 

THIS INFORMATION WAS TRANSLATED BY EL OCCIDENTAL 

Federal authorities captured him in Los Gavilanes

Elizabeth Ibal

Federal authorities arrested Ulises "N," alias "El 88" or "El Pinto," in Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, the alleged leader of a violent criminal group in the state of Tabasco.

Members of the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection, the Secretariat of the Navy, in coordination with the Secretariat of National Defense and the Attorney General's Office, conducted investigative and intelligence work that led to the location of Ulises "N" in Tlajomulco.

Through collaborative work, his mobility and shelter areas were identified at different points in the state.

To capture him, fixed, mobile, and discreet surveillance was implemented, supported by technological tools, which allowed the vehicles and properties used by the alleged member of La Barredora to be identified.

Patrols were conducted in the Los Gavilanes neighborhood of Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, where Ulises "N" was located. He was accompanied by another individual acting as an escort, and they were stopped.

Upon reviewing his information, his identity was confirmed, and federal agents served an arrest warrant for him for the crime of aggravated criminal association.

Both were subsequently transferred to Guadalajara International Airport for onward transfer to Mexico City to be brought before the Attorney General's Office.

Ulises is considered by federal authorities to be second-in-command of the "La Barredora" group, supported by the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel.

He is also accused of being a former member of the Security Force, where he allegedly met the former Secretary of Security of Tabasco, Hernán Bermúdez, whose security guard he also allegedly served as.

OMAR GARCIA HARFUCH CONFIRMS THE CAPTURE OF ULISES "EL PINTO" OR "88." 

" Through collaborative work, his mobility and shelter areas were identified at different points in the state.

To capture him, fixed, mobile, and discreet surveillance was implemented, supported by technological tools, which allowed the vehicles and properties used by the alleged member of La Barredora to be identified.

Patrols were conducted in the Los Gavilanes neighborhood of Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, where Ulises "N" was located. He was accompanied by another individual acting as an escort, and they were stopped.

Upon reviewing his information, his identity was confirmed, and federal agents served an arrest warrant for him for the crime of aggravated criminal association.

Both were subsequently transferred to Guadalajara International Airport for onward transfer to Mexico City to be brought before the Attorney General's Office.

Ulises is considered by federal authorities to be second-in-command of the "La Barredora" group, supported by the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel.

He is also accused of being a former member of the Security Force, where he allegedly met the former Secretary of Security of Tabasco, Hernán Bermúdez, whose security guard he also allegedly served as."

SOURCE: EL OCCIDENTAL 

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GOEM Or Grupo De Operaciones Especiales Mencho Armed Wing Of CJNG Cartel In Puebla; Interrogates Six Male Subjects Involved In Home Invasions And Vehicle Thefts

 "Char"

APRIL 15, 2025

GOEM

GRUPO DE OPERACIONES ESPECIALES MENCHO 

Jalisco Cartel New Generation or CJNG Cartel's armed wing GOEM/Grupo De Operaciones Especiales Mencho (Mencho Special Operations Group) reappears in Puebla. This specific armed wing's last broadcast was on October 8, 2024, in which it targeted a fuel theft criminal figure. 

In the current videocast officially published on April 15, 2025, the GOEM armed wing of CJNG Cartel targeted a gang that appears to be involved in home invasions and vehicle thefts. The six male individuals were killed and found with a butcher knife stabbed in their chests with a poster that CJNG Cartel claimed responsibility for the killings. 

GOEM/GRUPO DE OPERACIONES ESPECIALES MENCHO/ Mencho Special Operations Group

VIDEO TRANSLATION

BY: SOL PRENDIDO 

Sicario: Give us your name, moniker, and what you do for a living. 

Captive #1: My name is Oscar Emilio Guiron Hernandez, aka El Katracho. I’m dedicated to burglarizing homes and robbing people. 

Sicario: Give me an estimate of how much you’ve stolen. 

Captive #1: I’ve burglarized approximately 10 houses and robbed about 15 people. 

Sicario: Give us your name, moniker, and what you do for a living. 

Captive #2: My name is Aldo Giovanny de la Fuente Ramirez, aka El Giovas. I shoplift at the Tiendas 3B businesses and commit robberies. 

Sicario: Give me an estimate of how much you’ve stolen. 

Captive #2: I’ve swindled 30 of the Tiendas 3B establishments and robbed 60 people. 

Sicario: Give us your name, moniker, and what you do for a living. 

Captive #3: My name is Jose Antonio Ramos Jimenez, aka El Guaco. I came here to steal motorcycles and sale drugs. 

Sicario: Give me an estimate of how many motorcycles you’ve stolen. 

Captive #3: Approximately 40 motorcycles. 

Sicario: Give us your name, moniker, and what you do for a living. 

Captive #4: My name is Daniel Flores Aparicio and everyone knows me as Maletas. I steal motorcycles, rob people, burglarize houses, and sale drugs. 

Sicario: Give me an estimate of how much you’ve stolen. 

Captive #4: I’ve stolen around 100 motorcycles, robbed 70 people, and burglarized 80 houses. 

Sicario: Give us your name, moniker, and what you do for a living. 

Captive #5: My name is Gustavo Gil Andrade and everyone calls me Chucky. I steal motorcycles and burglarize homes.  

Sicario: Give me an estimate of how much you’ve stolen. 

Captive #5: I’ve stolen about 20-25 motorcycles and have burglarized 30-35 homes. 

Sicario: Give us your name, moniker, and what you do for a living. 

Captive #6: My name is Jose Alejandro Rines Sanchez, aka El Scrappy. I commit robberies at the OXXO establishments and rob people. 

Sicario: Give me an estimate of how much you’ve stolen. 

Captive#6: I’ve hit 20 OXXO stores and have robbed approximately 40 people. 

Sicario: We, the Jalisco New Generation Cartel don’t extort, kidnap, rob, or charge fees. Good morning, city of Puebla. This message is to inform you, the population, that we’ve come to the state of Puebla. To exterminate all these scumbag people who have the city at the top of the list. In robbery, kidnapping, and extortion statistics, even though the government alters the figures. 

We know that in Puebla citizens can neither live nor go out on the street in peace. Because if they do, they’re robbed, kidnapped, or extorted by those scumbag independent groups. They have no respect for people who work for a living or codes of honor towards society. We reiterate that we, CJNG, the G.O.E.M. Group, and Operativa Barredora, are here to support you, bring order, and purge the city of these scumbags. 

This problem has existed for years now with the complicity of government personnel and former officials who’ve shielded each other. Everyone knows that the South and markets in general are where all the nests of extortionists, kidnappers, and drug distribution centers are located. Just as well, clandestine graves also exist here. We’ve demonstrated that we don’t kill innocent civilians. 

They’ve all had something to do with robberies, kidnappings, or extortions. Among them there have also been police officers. And you, Governor Alejandro Armenta, is your commitment to them so strong that you make up the insecurity figures? We invite all Puebla residents who don’t believe in extortion on behalf of the CJNG to report it to the authorities. Governor and municipal president, we’re leaving you a handful of scumbags to inaugurate your annual fair. Pay attention to the real crimes that plague the city of Puebla.

Sincerely, CJNG, the G.O.E.M. Group, Operativa Barredora

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