Signal Jamming Systems to be reinforced in Jalisco prisons

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This information was posted by INFORMADOR.MX 

Lemus announced that the inspections will continue in the state's prisons, as was done in recent weeks in Puente Grande and Puerto Vallarta.

By: Marck Hernández

January 10, 2025 - 8:15 PM

The governor of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus, recognizes that there are multiple irregularities in the prisons of Jalisco, among them, in the signal jammers.

The governor announced that there will be a purchase of this equipment, noting that they detected that those located in some penitentiary systems such as Puente Grande are not working properly.

“We are already buying the signal inhibitors to avoid that, at least from our prisons, these extortion calls do not go out (the inhibitors) are not working properly and that is why we are going to put these new signal inhibitors to prevent these calls from being made”.

Lemus said that the inspections will continue in the state's prisons, as was done in recent weeks in Puente Grande and Puerto Vallarta.

On the other hand, the governor highlighted that some good results have been achieved in security matters, for example, with the arrest of the two assailants of a public transportation truck in Tonalá, the arrest of municipal police officers from Poncitlán accused of forced disappearance or the re-incarceration with federal forces of a prisoner who escaped from Puente Grande.

SOURCE: INFORMADOR.MX

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Extortions from Puente Grande: Jalisco

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This information was posted by INFORMADOR.MX

By: Jaime Barrera

January 14, 2025 - 03:50 am

Some years ago, based on public denunciations and journalistic works, the high levels of corruption in the state prisons of the Puente Grande penitentiary nucleus were pointed out, due to the criminal self-government that has controlled them for years and that we will have to see to what extent it persists at present. A high-ranking police chief confessed to me, disconcerted and irritated, his impotence to control the use of the signal inhibitors and thus put an end, in addition to the wave of extortions that began to be committed against the population from the prisons, to the communication to the outside, with which detained criminal leaders continue to orchestrate their gangs in their various criminal activities.

“It takes me longer to go out to the free highway to Zapotlanejo, after supervising and leaving on all the signal inhibitors in the different penitentiary centers so that no one can make use of the cell phones that are introduced irregularly, when they stop working again,” he admitted to me in a clear recognition of the powerful and great web of corruption and government complicity that allows the prisons, with extortion and other abuses with people deprived of their freedom, to become an inexhaustible source of resources that strengthens criminal groups.

Given all this background, the announcement made last week by Governor Pablo Lemus that all signal jammers will be renewed is not an underage matter, after the new commanders of the General Directorate of Prevention and Social Reinsertion (DGPyRS) detected, barely a month into his administration, that telephone extortion has been registered from inside the Puente Grande prisons.

To put an end to this criminal activity, which is a whole illegal industry that leaves them juicy profits, in addition to renewing the jammers and entrusting them to officials who are not part of this corrupt scheme, they should also investigate whether or not the so-called “aunts' rooms”, which are nothing more than a kind of “call center” that they have inside the various prisons, are still functioning or not, in which they operate fixed telephones from where the inmates co-opted by the mafias randomly call families pretending to be their “nephews” so that they deposit money, or in the worst case, extort them for the kidnapping of a loved one they deceived of having one of their own captives.

If these actions succeed in combating and eradicating extortion from these prisons, the Lemus government could also be taking a big step towards recovering security in the state, retaking control of the prisons in Puente Grande.

SOURCE: INFOMADOR.MX 

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FOLLOW-UP: "El Ceviches” was tried for four federal crimes; he will be in the Metropolitano prison from which he escaped: Jalisco

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This information was translated and reposted from EL OCCIDENTAL 

He will remain in the Metropolitano prison from which he escaped in the middle of Christmas.

Elizabeth Ibal

César Fabián “N”, alias “El Ceviches”, will be remanded in custody after a federal judge sentenced him to trial for four federal crimes.

The crimes for which he was prosecuted were possession of a firearm, possession of cartridges for, against health and use of false public documents.

This, after he was captured last Friday on Benito Juarez Street, in the Centro neighborhood of Tonala, allegedly in possession of a 9 millimeter firearm, cartridges, methamphetamine and a false voter's credential.

The judge decided that César Fabián must remain in preventive prison for the duration of the process, for this reason he was interned in the Metropolitan Prison, from which he escaped last December 25.

During the early hours of the morning, Cesar Fabian was transferred again to the Puente Grande penitentiary complex, aboard an armored Rhino type vehicle belonging to the State Security Secretariat, to be placed at the judge's disposal.

“El Ceviches” was arrested in 1999 but escaped for the first time in 2001 after being arrested; in 2020 he was captured again for the crime of aggravated kidnapping and organized crime.

SOURCE: EL OCCIDENTAL 

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Follow-Up: Under heavy security, “El Ceviches” Of The "CJNG" Cartel was transferred to Puente Grande, from where he has escaped twice.

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This information was translated and reposted from EL OCCIDENTAL 

The Public Prosecutor's Office will request his transfer to a maximum security prison to prevent him from escaping again.

SATURDAY JANUARY 12, 2025

Elizabeth Ibal

Cesar Fabian “N”, alias “El Ceviches”, was transferred to the Puente Grande penitentiary complex, from where he has escaped on two occasions, most recently last Christmas.

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El Chore Or El Cevichon , A Criminal Linked To The CJNG, Escaped From Puente Grande At Christmas Time. El Cevichon Escaped For The Second Time From The Prison In Puente Grande, Jalisco.

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This information was posted by RIODOCE 

Author | Editor

Date | December 30, 2024

Time | 4:10 pm

Cesar Fabian de Anda Navarro, alias “El Chore” or “El Cevichon”, a criminal linked to the Jalisco Cartel - New Generation (CJNG), who was arrested four years ago, escaped for the second time from the Puente Grande prison, Jalisco, last Christmas, according to the General Directorate of Prevention and Social Reinsertion (DGPRIS).

“Last December 25, after concluding visiting hours and after the roll call in the common areas and in the rooms, the absence of a Person Deprived of Liberty (PPL) was detected by the custodians,” says the DGPRIS.

Cesar Fabian 'N', 46 years old, was arrested in Jalisco on July 23, 2020, for the crimes of aggravated kidnapping and organized crime.

The criminal had already escaped from the same Puente Grande prison in 2001, where he was serving a sentence for robbery and carrying weapons, and was recaptured in 2003, according to local media.

Four guards were arrested for allegedly failing to carry out surveillance and security protocols, he added.

The arrested guards were identified as David 'N', 39 years old; Luis 'N', 30 years old; José 'N', 40 years old, and Melissa 'N', 42 years old.

“Sixteen people were brought before the Public Prosecutor's Office, including prison guards and guards of the Penitentiary Center to take their statements and strengthen the investigation from which four arrest warrants were issued and executed,” said the agency.

SOURCE: RIODOCE 

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The SSP Carried Out An Operation In 3 Prisons Of Puente Grande With 700 Elements: Jalisco

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In the raid, cell phones, knives and firearms, a decoder, a saw and different types of drugs were found; here we tell you all about it.

By: El Informador

December 17, 2024 - 6:40 PM

Several dozens of firearms, drugs, cell phones and other prohibited objects were found in the three state prisons of Puente Grande, Jalisco, during a raid carried out by elements of the Jalisco Public Security Secretariat (SSP).

It has been 12 years since an operation to search the cells of the inmates in this prison complex, where 700 agents were deployed simultaneously to intervene in the Preventive, Sentencing and Metropolitan prisons.

“Several tips were secured, two firearms were secured, different doses of drugs, several prohibited objects and well we will be carrying out this type of revisions at different times and in the different penitentiary centers,” said the state's Secretary of Security, Juan Pablo Hernandez.

He indicated that in view of what was found in the cells, it will be necessary to review how the protocols are working to prevent this type of prohibited objects from entering the penitentiary centers.

“We will be reviewing the action protocols, some changes have already been made by the penitentiary police, we will be reviewing the processes that are carried out at the time of the revisions precisely to try to avoid this type of situations as much as possible”, he said.

He informed that the phones located will be handed over to the Jalisco Institute of Forensic Sciences to find out if they were used for extortion from these prisons.

A total of 50 telephones, 22 magazines, 140 bladed weapons, a decoder, a hammer, two firearms (one 38 caliber Smith & Wesson and the other 380 caliber), a saw, 234 doses of marijuana, 17 bags with marijuana, 72 doses of crystal meth, 56 doses of cocaine, 60 psychotropic pills and 5 pipes were found.

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BY: CHAR 

ALERTA GDL X account posted the following information,

"Surprise operation at the Puente Grande Prison - Juan Pablo Hernández, Secretary of Security 

@SSeguridadJal

 confirmed that 700 elements participated, and that they located weapons, drugs, spikes and sledgehammers."

SOURCE: INFOMADOR.MX, ALERTA GDL 

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