“Ingeniero,” CJNG Member Who Designed and Built Narco-Tunnels, Falls in Zapopan
The Defense Secretariat says Luis Manuel “N” built drug tunnels into the US from Tijuana and took orders directly from CJNG leader Juan Carlos Valencia González.
The Defense Secretariat says Luis Manuel “N” built drug tunnels into the US from Tijuana and took orders directly from CJNG leader Juan Carlos Valencia González.
The government’s second report lists 70,500 arrests, 569 tons of drugs seized and higher customs revenue, countering Washington’s claim that Mexico must do more.
American authorities recently handed over to Mexico 10 fugitives wanted in several states.
Run with the Army, Navy and federal prosecutors, the raids on 36 properties bring to 32 the CJNG members caught since an August 19 operation, García Harfuch said.
Juan Manzo says the investigation into his brother’s killing has been sidelined by 2027 electoral interests, accusing the camp of Carlos’s widow, Mayor Grecia Quiroz, of withholding his phone.
Killed in his own office, mayor Valentín Lavín was himself under investigation for organized crime ties and as the alleged mastermind of three murders, including activist Samir Flores.
The president pointed out that those who have proof of such ties should approach the judicial authorities as no formal complaints about threats or crimes have been presented.
Mexico continues to seize U.S.-made weapons being trafficked into criminal organizations: grenade launchers, tactical gear, drugs, and vehicles, now in FGR custody.