Police and local media said a group of armed personnel burned vehicles in Mexico on Wednesday and blocked roads throughout Mexico.
The gunmen grabbed the van and caught fire on the highway connecting Mexico City to Guadalajara, before police held at least 18 similar cases in the neighboring island of Micho and Guanajuato.
An anonymity condition was the response of Jalisco’s new generation of military operations in the region, a Michogan police source said.
By Wednesday night, the fire was under control and the roads were cleared and there were no casualties, local media reported.
The Mexican government declared a war against drug trafficking organizations in 2006, and since then, violence has shocked the country, with about 480,000 people murdered in the past 19 years.
Jalisco’s new generation cartel is Specified U.S. President Donald Trump was organized by terrorist groups in February. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency says the cartel’s ranks at about 19,000, and after splitting it, it quickly developed into an extremely violent and capable force. Sinaloa Cartel Killed Sinaloa Cartel Capo Ignacio “Nacho” Coronel Villarreal in 2010.
The team is accused of using fake job ads to attract new members and Torturing and killing new soldiers Who resists. Last month, a group of people looking for missing relatives Charred bones, shoes and clothes On the cartel’s suspicious training ground.
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Jalisco Cartel by Nemesio Rubén “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantesthe U.S. government gave him a $15 million reward to obtain information that led to his arrest. Oseguera caught the attention this week after his image was predicted to be a band performing at the festival in Jalisco.
In February, his wife Rosalinda Gonzalez Released from prison In Mexico, he was sentenced to five years in prison after being arrested in 2021 for illegal financial actions by organized criminal groups. Her release was on the same day, and 29 drug traffickers in Mexican prisons were Send to the United States.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
