Mexican security forces kill 12, arrest 9 in raid on alleged gang site
- Mexican security forces conducted a Navy-led operation on Saturday in Huitzontla, Michoacan, detaining nine suspects and killing twelve alleged criminals.
- The operation targeted a criminal group linked to maritime drug trafficking and violent crimes including homicide, extortion, and kidnapping.
- Authorities discovered arms and combat equipment on-site and faced intense hostility, leading to injuries among three naval officers.
- Security Minister Omar Harfuch stated the detained suspects are linked to serious offenses and confirmed the use of force was "in compliance with current regulations" due to "strong aggression."
- This action demonstrates continued efforts to combat one of Mexico’s leading drug trafficking organizations, recently designated as a terrorist group by the United States, underscoring persistent security issues in the region.
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CJNG Hit: SEMAR Clash in Michoacán Leaves 12 Hitmen Dead and 9 Arrested
The Michoacán State Security Cabinet recorded the death of 12 alleged assailants and nine detainees, following a confrontation with the Armed Forces, in Huitzontla, Michoacán, allegedly from the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel (CJNG).In addition, nine CJNG civilians are officially reported to have been detained by law enforcement officials and three wounded sailors, who are treated in a hospital after an armed clash.The first reports state that …
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