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| All four victims were reported missing days prior; authorities warn that mass kidnappings in the area are tied to the local drug trade. |
Four men were killed and their bodies were abandoned on a road in Cuauhtemoc, Chihuahua, last week. Officials say this discovery is tied to the disappearances reported in this area in the last few weeks.
The deceased were left side by side near a highway connecting Cuauhtémoc to Chihuahua city. Dozens of elements from different police forces were deployed to the scene when the discovery was announced.
According to February 2021 reports, the presence of a new criminal group in the city of Cuauhtémoc is the main factor of the increase in kidnappings in the area. Most of the people who are kidnapped are killed or presumed dead. State prosecutor Jesús Manuel Carrasco said that many of the victims were believed to be involved in the sale and distribution of meth.
The prosecutor indicated that this group operates mainly in the city of Chihuahua and that it is seeking to have a greater presence in the municipality of Cuauhtémoc and in the western region. However, he did not state the name of the criminal group in question.
Borderland Beat analysis
A Ciudad Juarez newspaper reported that the group was the “Cartel del Tigre” (also known as Gente Nueva del Tigre), a local cell of the Sinaloa Cartel once headed by Julio César Escárcega Murillo AKA “El Tigre”, who was arrested in Cuauhtémoc in October 2017. They work closely with other Gente Nueva cells in rural Chihuahua.
The Cartel del Tigre faction has been competing against La Linea for control of Cuauhtemoc for the past few years, as reported by Borderland Beat. The obvious frictions between the layers of authority (state and municipal) who support La Linea or Cartel del Tigre add another dimension of violence in this area.
In Chihuahua city, gangland disputes between Gente Nueva on one front and La Empresa and Los Aztecas on the other are driving the violence. Gente Nueva gets support and reinforcements from Parral, a municipality close to the border with the state of Durango.
Fabián Gíron González es el mismo chavo que secuestraron de el video que quitaron.
ReplyDeleteGente del Tigres strikes back...
ReplyDeleteThis war is El 40 from namiquipa vs el 11 with back up of el chueco gente nueva
ReplyDeletePinche Linea pendeja! Para que chingados forman a la Empresa cuando Sinaloa les esta dando en la madre!
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No es que la Línea formó la empresa por decirlo asi. Se separaron algunos y así sucedió jajaja no te enojes.
DeleteEste vato jajaja estas bien meco pinche lepe jodido
DeleteSpeaking about carnage, hubo una pelotera en Zapopan hoy Lunes. tambien en Caborca el Domingo - https://www.radarsonora.com/fuerte-enfrentamiento-entre-militares-y-delincuentes-en-caborca/
ReplyDeleteLa empresa nomas esta en juarez la linea ya se les metió asta a parral pendejo pa k sepas train a los linces a los h's asta a la marina de su lado nomas mira los 4 muertos k les dejamos en su base parral
ReplyDeleteJajaja!. Puro pinche pedo!
DeleteLa Linea no puede ni con Sinaloa en el valle de Jaurez y haci se quiere meter a Parral!
Ustedes de La Linea tal ves se aventaron unos en el sur de Chihuahua pero Linces o no a Parral le falta mucho para quedar en manos de La Linea pendejos!
Oh fuck special forces is in the mix watch out playas
DeleteJaguares killing inocents
ReplyDeleteAll them 4 look like bad apples.
Delete3:36 if looking like bad apples were sech a big crime, you would have died a hundred times by now
DeleteIs el Tigre locked up in Mexico?
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