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Monday, February 18, 2013

Public Safety Director Disappears from Nuevo Laredo

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El Diario de Coahuila

Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas— Monday February 18 2013- The government of Tamaulipas through the Attorney General of the State reported that Balmori Roberto Alejandro Garza, who serves as the head of the Secretariat of Public Safety, as missing in the town of Nuevo Laredo. 
 
After several days, there have been various hypotheses about the whereabouts and location of the municipal official of the border city.  Necessary instructions have been issued to locate him.
 
In a statement issued by the authorities, the authorities confirmed that they instructed the delegate of the PGJE (Office of the State Attorney General), Pedro Castillo, in Nuevo Laredo to switch jobs in order correspond to the respective authorities for establishing the collection of information leading to the whereabouts of the municipal official.
 
Furthermore, it is reported that the Attorney General of the State, through the staff assigned to the delegation of the institution, began questioning the absence of Balmori Garza.
 
Just last September of 2012 in that same town, there was a vehicle located with the remains of 3 dead bodies located inside the vehicle.  The bodies were identified as José Luis Orozco (the police chief strategy officer), Arturo Alvarado (In charge of weapons), and Guillermo Hernández Pacheco (The director analysis of the SSPE (State Public Security Secretariat)
 
The State Public Security Secretariat and the State Attorney General’s Office reported that around 23:00 hours on Wednesday, September 19, they received a report on the finding on Jesus Carranza Street and Paseo Colón, in the border city mentioned.
 
The Public Prosecutor in turn, with the support of the Forensic Services Unit and the state police, moved to the scene to begin a preliminary investigation, attesting that inside the gray 2012 Chevy Aveo, with Tamaulipas state plates, were the bodies of the three people who were later identified as public servants of the Ministry of Public Security of the State of Tamaulipas.
 
According to information issued by Tamaulipas state authorities, these public servants were killed in the line of duty.
The vehicle in which they were traveling had bullet holes from gun fire.  At the scene, there were 32 high-caliber cartridges found.

14 comments:

  1. Bienvenido Omar!!....Paz, Chivis

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  2. The border crossings are still very busy. Are people crazy enough to drive into Mexico with US license plates?

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    1. Just the fools that follow the law.

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  3. Nuevo Laredo que DIOS TE BENDIGA...

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  4. Siguen ladrando los perros saben ke ando avansando de que se murieron los quemados nuevo grupo avengers el chapo limiando camino y siguen mas

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  5. Omar, nice piece, looking forward to your contributions, bienvenido compa!

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  6. The Balmori Garza brothers are the sons of former Mexico's Highway Patrol Commander Ramón Balmori McBeath. All well educated professionals. But the oldest brother and his wife, about 7 years ago were caught just north of Laredo, Tx with more than 2, 000, 000 US dollars they had picked up in Dallas, Tx. They posted bond and went back to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico and never showed up in federal court, they're still wanted in the US. It was drug money, Z money.

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  7. Wasn't 2 of this guys brothers also found shot dead inside a vehicle on Sunday in Nuevo León ?One of his brothers was a federal investigator...Same thing again a spokesman for the Tamaulipas Attorney General's office"couldn't confirm if any of this was true"but some local media reported it?

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  8. The man's name is roberto alejandro balmori garza. Just so we give him the respect he hopefully deserves. I should have used caps especially if we're trying to be respectful.

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  9. @February 19, 2013 at 7:57 AM
    This may help explain something,,,
    "They posted bond and went back to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico and never showed up in federal court, they're still wanted in the US. It was drug money, Z money"
    So maybe it was CDG/CDS or someone who took them,there is someone in there taking Z peoples?

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    1. The last letter wanted their money back and may be they took them, but why wait that long, or may be some political bullshit.

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  10. Most public officials in Nuevo Laredo are in bed with the Zetas. Now that CDG and CDS have come to town, these guys are going to get fucked up. You lie down with the dogs, you get fleas. There will be a lot more killings and disappearances in the days to come.

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  11. How many Nuevo Laredo police chiefs of police have been murdered since the cartel violence began?

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  12. Jajajaja nomaz me asen reir con todas las pendejadas que dicen ese no es el salas aviles... deberas q el gobierno nunca va a dejar de engañar al pueblo... detalles!? Jhajhajha esto no tiene detalles de nada! Pero huebo ahi se los dejo asu criterio....jhajhajajjajaj

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