The Sociedad Morelense Threatens La Mera Verga

Early this morning more than 8 narco mantas appeared in different municipalities such as Amacuzac, Tetecala, Puente de Ixtla, and Miacatlan. These mantas threaten the criminal group of La Mera Verga, which is commanded by Abel Maya, and they intend to remove him from the state. The mantas were signed by a rival group called The Morelense Society.

The people of Morelos as well as the Southwestern Zone are tired with the fear of extortions, kidnappings, floor fees and murders. We will annihilate all that scum that has harmed our people. We were able to take out Los Rojos. Therefore, the purge continues.

Now we’re coming after you Abel Maya.

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National Guard in TJ Detain Active Military Lt. with 88 Pkgs of Coke and Meth

Yaqui for Borderland Beat from: Noreste y Zeta

National Guard agents surprised a lieutenant of the Mexican Army who was driving aboard a van with 88 packages of drugs, containing cocaine and crystal meth.

The active military element was identified as Joshua Aurelio "N", who holds the position of lieutenant, who was transported the illegal drugs aboard a white XTrail truck, with ALZ477A license plates from Baja California.

When he reached the checkpoint, he was arrested to check the unit, as one of the elements of the Military Police observed the strange packages in the trunk of the vehicle.

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Photo Essay of a Mexican Murder Victim

Yaqui for Borderland Beat from: Noreste y Debate y Segundo

  Óscar's mother and grandmother cry inconsolably outside their home. (photo: Ricardo Nevárez)

A young man named Oscar was shot dead inside his house in Capirato, Municipality of Mocorito, Sinaloa.Versions of the relatives indicated that the events happened as at about 10 pm  last night, and that it was reported to the authorities, but none showed up. The victim was identified by his family as Oscar Fabián "N", 20 years old, motive unknown at this time.

The data indicate that last night at the victim's home a Toyota Tacoma van arrived with armed people, calling to him by name to come out of the house, but since he did not come out, they set fire to the kitchen area which had a palm thatched roof over it. Then they shot at the door of the house, where he was inside with his family.

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Marro's Sicarios take injured man from hospital in Guanajuato, the body next appears dismembered

Chivis Martinez Borderland Beat  TYGus Vanguardia

The attackers threatened security guards, doctors and nurses by stripping them of their cell phones so they would not alert the police and prevent them from achieving their objective.

SALVATIERRA, GUANAJUATO.- Armed men stormed the facilities of the General Hospital of Salvatierra, in Guanajuato abducting a patient; hours later the dismembered body appears with a green narco message cartulina.

The incident was recorded around 11:30 p.m. on Wednesday when a group of armed men entered the hospital to take a patient who had been admitted for a gun injury minutes before.

The attackers threatened security guards, doctors and nurses stripping them of their cell phones so that they would not alert the police and prevent them from achieving their goal, which was to abduct  the man who had been shot on the Bicentennial Avenue of the Janicho Colony.

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El Menchito lawyer asks AMLO to intervene to avoid extradition to the U.S.

Chivis Martinez Borderland Beat TYGus ElSolMexico

Víctor Beltrán filed a complaint for the alleged illegal interference of DEA agents in the extradition process to the US facing his client

The defense of Rubén Oseguera González El Menchito , son of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes El

Mencho, leader of the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG), asked President Andrés Manuel López Obrador for his intervention to prevent his client from being extradited to the United States, where a District Court of has charges against him for  the crime of money laundering.

The lawyer Víctor Francisco Beltrán García, legal representative of El Menchito, went to the Attorney General's Office (FGR), the Federal Judiciary Council (CJF), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE), the Ministry of the Interior (SG) and the Presidency of the Republic to lodge a complaint for the alleged illegal interference of DEA agents in the extradition process to the United States facing their client.

In his complaint, he states that his client has been a victim of the neoliberal government that allowed the violation of autonomy in the determinations of judges and magistrates who

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Revenge of the Chapitos? They kill father of Tony Montana, collaborator of Dámaso López

Chivis Martinez Borderland Beat TY Gus MundoHispanico

They found a body inside a taxi and attribute it to it as a supposed revenge killing  of the so-called Chapitos, children of Chapo Guzmán, because it is the father of Tony Montana, collaborator of Dámaso López, one of the greatest enemies of the famous Mexican drug trafficker who now serving life in the U.S.

The father of the late Jesús Antonio Muñoz Parra, better known as 'the Tony Montana', who was head of one of the cells of the Dámaso López Núñez cartel, alias 'El Licenciado', was found dead inside a taxi, they reported The authorities.

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CJNG ambushes police and explodes CAR-Bomb in Colombia-kills 3 injures 7

Chivis Martinez Borderland Beat  TY Gus Notinfomex

Colombia.- Three dead and seven wounded police left an orchestrated attack, apparently, by Mexican nacrotraffickers in the police station of the municipality of Santander de Quilichao, Cauca, Colombia.

“At approximately 9:10 at night there was an explosive impact against the Police station of the municipality of Santander.

The report is three dead policemen and seven injured police officers,”Cauca Government Secretary Jaime Asprilla told reporters.

Although the attack occurred at a time of strong mobilizations against the economic-social policy of President Iván Duque, according to reports, this attack was orchestrated by narcos.

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Juarez Cartel: Body of wanted drug suspect found in Albuquerque Morgue

Chivis Martinez Borderland Beat TY Gus from  Albuquerque Journal and AP

“A person associated with the Padilla DTO (Drug Trafficking Organization) paid $21,000 in cash for funeral services, including a $15,000 payment of all one-hundred-dollar bills,” the search warrant affidavit said. “A drug dog alerted to the presence of controlled substances on those one-hundred-dollar bills.”

The hunt for a suspected cartel trafficker by federal narcotics agents has ended after the man’s body was discovered in a New Mexico mortuary, officials said.

The body of 43-year-old Johnny Lee Padilla was found last week at Albuquerque’s Gabaldon Mortuary, The Albuquerque Journal reported.

U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents are investigating whether Padilla was tortured and executed in Mexico, where they believe he lived under the protection of a cartel leader.

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Villa de Reyes, San Luis Potosí: Organized Crime Dismembers Three Men

Villa de Reyes, San Luis Potosí - The tortured and dismembered bodies of three men were found during the early hours of Saturday in the Municipality of Villa de Reyes.

The ministerial authority identified at 6:00 the first of them on the Villa de Reyes-Bledos road, at the height of the railroad tracks.

Subsequently, another body was found on Highway 37 and Prolongación Hidalgo, and one more in Ponciano Pérez and Libramiento on Route 37, which connects with Guanajuato.

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Veracruz: Man Disappears after state Police and Mexican Naval Assault

Acayucan, Veracruz - In a video that was just released through social networks, what can be seen is alleged elements of the State and Naval Police, beat a man inside an Acayucan bar.

In the video you can see that one of the police officers slaps a male person and subsequently hits him repeatedly.

After several seconds the observation is that the man was subjected on the floor, where several of them kick him and then lift him and take him away.

At the end of the video, two patrols are visible, the one marked with the SSPE number 3431 and 11-1481, allegedly used by the Naval Police for surveillance in the municipality of Acayucan.

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Confessions of a Deported U.S. Soldier: Mexican Drug Cartels Are Recruiting Us and ‘the System Is Failing’

Chivis Martinez Borderland Beat TY Gus from Daily Beast

"Hey, Andrew. It’s Miguel. Listen... they got rid of me.” 

The guards came in the middle of the night and sent me to Tamaulipas, a state in Mexico with U.S. travel restrictions due to violence. Only after landing was I able to call my family to tell them what happened. I should have had two more weeks before deportation.

The whole process—from the initial moment I learned my case had an immigration hold to the midnight wake-up call—can only be described as surreal. I’ve considered myself an American my entire life. If “home is where the heart is,” my home is in Chicago with my family and the Cubs. My grandfather is a natural-born American citizen but moved to Mexico to start his family. And his son, my father, moved our family back to the U.S. when I was only 8 years old.

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Apodaca, Nuevo León: Organized Crime Leaves Another Dismembered Male

Video translation is as follows:

Organized crime demonstrated for the third consecutive day the impunity with which it operates in the state by leaving another body dismembered in Apodaca. After the 2 cases registered in this municipality. One of them facing the Seventh Military Zone. In addition to one in Monterrey. The authorities have not reported arrests.

So far this year there have been 24 mutilated bodies in Nuevo León found.

Tuesday 19: A woman and a man are found dismembered in the Pasó del Águila neighborhood in Monterrey.

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Los Rojos: Atlacholoaya Prison Riot in Morelos

Sol Prendido Borderland Beat  Source

Video translation is as follows:

Reporter: Stripped, decapitated, and lit on fire. Thus ended the riot between convicts in the Atlacholoaya prison 22 days ago. There were 6 dead inmates and 2 others injured. Not a month has passed and once again convicts of this prison confronted each other once more.

According to witnesses, a group of inmates from the entrance area began throwing Molotov bombs at the maximum security area where they were members of Los Rojos. Among them Alexis Oswaldo Mazari, son of El Carrete.

Los Rojos responded by jumping across the fence that divides them and began a confrontation with knives and sticks. Relatives of the prisoners began to arrive at the prison once they heard the rumor that there were several dead and wounded inside. But due to the lack of response from the authorities they ran through the prisons first ring of security.

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Mexico's Elite Army Group GAIN is Angry with AMLO

Yaqui for Borderland Beat from: Vanguardia y Aristegui

                        Carlos Loret de Mola reveals that an elite Mexican Army group is angry

The Drug Trafficking Information Analysis Group, GAIN, is an intelligence body within the Mexican Army created in 1995 and that by its nature had been kept away from the searchlights and headlines.

According to Carlos Loret de Mola's column , published by Vanguardia, there is an elite group that operates almost secretly and their activities are kept under stealth. However, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, AMLO, removed their camouflage and now they are very angry.

That is since the current government decided to exhibit its existence, as part of its political damage control after the failed operation to detain the son of “El Chapo” Guzmán, Ovidio Guzmán Lopez, in Culiacán, Sinaloa last October 17, now known as "Black Thursday" or the "Culiacánazo".

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Zirándaro, Guerrero: Taking up Arms as Narcos Force 1000 Families to Flee Organized Crime Groups

Yaqui for Borderland Beat from: MND y UnoTv

                                                   Police at a murder scene in Zirándaro.
Tuesday, November 19, 2019

Narcos force 1,000 families to seek refuge in Guerrero as men are being kidnapped, homes and vehicles stolen in the Municipality of  Zirándaro, Guerrero

Over 1,000 Guerrero families are living as refugees after fleeing their homes due to threats they received from the La Familia Michoacana cartel. The families are staying in Zirándaro, where Mayor Gregorio Portillo Mendoza said three people had been kidnapped on Sunday and Monday.

He said the kidnappers travel to communities and force local men to arm themselves and go with them. As a result, residents have been fleeing their villages in order to avoid the kidnappers, who also rob families of their homes and vehicles, he added.

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