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| The attack occurred in the town of Falomir, some 40 mi (64 km) southwest of Presidio, Texas. |
Andrés Lara Durán, a police commander of the State Investigatory Agency (AEI) based in Ojinaga, Chihuahua, was shot to death inside his vehicle. Investigators said that the assailants burned the pick-up truck with Lara Duran inside after they killed him.
Images shared on social media showed his truck riddled with bullet holes and still on fire.
"They killed another comrade from Ojinaga. Cartel members do what they want with the police," an officer told a local media outlet.
The motive for the killing is officially unknown, but local media outlets say that Lara Duran was probably killed for heading a raid at a ranch in Ojinada where several luxury vehicles were seized in May 20, 2021. At the scene, authorities seized a Porsche and Lamborghini that were stolen in the US and up to US$800,000 in cash.
The mastermind of the attack was identified as Sergio Menchaca (alias "El Menchaca"), the head of the criminal group La Linea in Ojinaga and Aldama. A native of the state of Durango, El Menchaca has been living in Chihuahua for over 10 years and is linked to several criminal activities in the area, including drug trafficking and human smuggling.
Sources indicate that so far this year at least 15 police officers have been assassinated in different municipalities of Chihuahua. One of the most recent cases occurred on May 7, when Commander Luis Raúl Tarango Ávila was shot in an ambush at the entrance to Parral.
Murder sources: Diario de Juarez (1); (2);
El Menchaca sources: Heraldo de Chihuahua; Reforma (pay wall);
El menchaca brought alot of attention to himself just like el 300
ReplyDelete800,000 is big money give a fuck what a y broke boy says on here
ReplyDelete800,000 dlls in Mex is king money. Nowonder menchaca went after this guy after having him on his payroll
Delete“Menchaca” is head of La Linea faction based in Ojinaga. His group is present in Ojinaga, Coyame del Sotol, Manuel Benavides, and Aldama municipios. “Menchaca” took control of this La Linea faction around 2013-2014 and has maintained control over Ojinaga since then. Under “Menchaca” is “Neri”/“Quemado” and “Bizcocho”.
ReplyDeleteGood article about Menchaca and the Ojianaga faction of La Linea: https://www.elheraldodechihuahua.com.mx/local/el-menchaca-controla-todo-desde-ojinaga-4377412.html
Thank you. We included that source in references section. I checked our archives and this was the first mention of El Menchaca. Earliest mentions of him that I found in Diario de Juárez archives were from 2016 or so.
DeleteThere was a guy in phx who was raffling title 2 firearms who owned several businesses and worked for la linea, guy had money seems like ncdj isn't done
ReplyDeleteLa linea is far from done
DeleteLinea cartek sells some of the cleanest drugs in the businesses. Unlike Sinaloa and even Jalisco who's U.S. middlemen water everything down.
DeleteHow can people that supply quality stuff be knocked out of the busines so easily???
Linea and some Jalisca dope is second and third hand.
DeleteYour talking out your nalgas there buddy the guy in Phx you are referring to had all his property returned to him because he was able to prove it came from his tire shops I showed him your comment and he spat he drink out his nose
DeleteHe messed with the wrong people
ReplyDeleteLo agarraron solo cuando iba por sus comisiones de lana y salió todo trasquilado.
DeleteEso le paso al comandante por andar ahi de caliente.
Even the tractor trailer is murdered out(black tinted windows), but why bring heat like this for stolen vehicles and $800k? This comandante se quiso poner listo y solito se lo chingaron, must have bit the hand that fed him
ReplyDeleteNcdj is far from done there already operating in Sonora and some parts of Durango
ReplyDeleteBy 2030 , Sinaloa cartel won’t exist anymore if you like it or not. It’s all a cycle .
DeleteChihuahua State Police have been known for working under Sinaloa. That's why Linea keeps killing them off.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how they disabled the gps system on those luxury cars?
ReplyDeleteyou use a jammer until you can locate and disconnect gps
DeleteGrupo Zorro i believe
ReplyDeleteDon't forget to mention that most of those luxury cars were stolen.. some in the US some in MX
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