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One armed suspect was killed and another was found dead in a joint Mexican security forces operation in southeastern Veracruz state Thursday, according to news releases posted on the Mexican Army and Mexican Navy websites.
Elements from the Mexican 26th Military Zone, an unidentified Naval Infantry unit and Veracruz state police agents had been dispatched to a location near Poblacion de Pacho Viejo along the Xalapa-Coetepec highway where an anonymous compliant said armed men were. One air force, two navy and one Veracruz state police helicopters supported the operation as well.
Security forces came under small arms fire from an undetermined number of armed suspects. Return fire killed one unidentified Los Zetas operative. At the location security forces also found one dead body in a vehicle, and another individual who had been severely beaten, but who was still alive. The survivor was evacuated from the location for medical attention.
Security forces also found two stolen vehicles, two AR-15 rifles, one 14 gauge shotgun and weapons magazines and ammunition.
Chris Covert writes Mexican Drug War and national political news for Rantburg.com
good job sedena people must keep calling when they see suspicious activities.
ReplyDeletethere is no such thing as a 14 guage shotgun..10 12 16 20 410..no 14
ReplyDeleteIn Mexico, there may be a 14 ga shotgun? Good work Military, hurry up kill some more while you can, The PRI is coming. The subsidiary crime that goes along with the gangs is Most damaging to the regular person in Mexico, car theft,extortion,kidnapping,assault, murder,fire fights in the Middle of town, The people WILL at some point rise up!!
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ReplyDelete"returned fire killed one unidentified Los Zetas operative"
ReplyDeletecan't they just say it how it is? the realistic version would just be:
"returned fire killed one lowlife cokehead"
@10:42 Seriously, It's beautiful, said to be the birth place of 90% all narcos but just mind your own business, do what you have to do in the day if possible and get out. http://malcolmbeith.blogspot.com/2011/03/badiraguato.html
ReplyDeleteGetting worried 30 min away from entrance to badiraguato lot of people driveing by looking at me Please. Any info about the area
ReplyDeletethere is no such thing as a 14 guage shotgun
ReplyDeleteI didn't believe it either, until I looked it up. They're rare but they do exist.
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS DRUG WAR THATS A LIE ITS ABOUT CONTROLLING TERRITORY AND TERRORIZING THE PEOPLE.
ReplyDeleteMarch 26, 2012 4:06 PM .Blow it out your ass.
ReplyDeleteDoes your little list include MJ?
Which you probably smoke,as i see you left it off your little list.I am always amazed by the bells you get on here.
@March 30, 2012 12:01
ReplyDeleteMy entire post is factual. Since you appear to be a neanderthal I will kindly provide you with a little more info. The first part of my post doesn't need explanation. As for jenkem, which originates from the African continent, well, yeah it's been in the states for years now and is not an urban legend. Regarding the lawyer population, the deceased american drug dealer, Bogart Bello, always said his best customers where lawyers.
If you need help with research let me know.