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Tuesday, March 7, 2023

Mérida, Yucatán: CJNG Members Tried to Extort Merchants With A Threatening Video

"Sol Prendido" for Borderland Beat

Members of the CJNG tried to extort merchants in Merida with messages and calls telling them that they would burn their stores and kidnap their families.

At least 15 small businesses in Merida have been contacted by people claiming to be from the alleged criminal group "El Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generación" (CJNG).

They threatened to burn the premises and kidnap family members if they do not pay for "protection".

"It's fraud," authorities told one of the merchants who reported to 9-1-1 the two numbers from which they tried to intimidate him into paying "derecho de piso".

Alleged victims who do not hang up the calls are told by the alleged scammers "that they have already met with local authorities and if they do not pay the "derecho de piso" they will burn the businesses and kidnap family members", among other threats.

An affected citizen who reported his case to the Diario before resorting to the authorities said that he was first contacted via WhatsApp messages from the number 7294840636.

They told them that his business would be burned if he did not agree to what they told him.

Then the threats were through a phone call made from the number 9997658402.

Moments later he received a video in which three hooded people with long weapons appeared and identified themselves as members of the CJNG.

"We are the absolute New Generation mob.We invite you in the most attentive way. To all business, commercial industries, and inhabitants of this area. To adhere to our new security system that we have been implementing with Mr. 'Mencho'. Commanded by our commander Juan Carlos Valencia Sanchez 'El R-3' or 'El Pelon' of the New Era. Ignore this message and we will begin to kidnap and kill your entire family. We are the absolute Jalisco New Generation Cartel. We are El Mencho’s mob you sons of bitches. If you ignore our message your worlds will go to shit”. 

The businessman reportedly responded to the messages by pointing out that he was not the owner and that if they had any problems they should contact the owners of the business. The messages and videos were deleted moments later.

The victim reported the numbers to the authorities because he said that this is the second time they have tried to extort him in the same way.

They indicated to him that they have traced the number from which they sent him WhatsApp messages "is from Toluca" and is used from the Federal Center for Social Readaptation Number 1 "El Altiplano".

And that the local number from which he was contacted has already received 15 reports of extortion attempts against blacksmiths and hardware stores, among other small businesses.

The recommendation of the authorities to those who receive such calls or messages is to hang up immediately, do not answer the messages and report the numbers from which they are contacted.


Al Chile!

30 comments:

  1. But but but, they say they come to town to clean up the rapist, extortionist, kidnappers, yet yet, yet
    what are they doing 🤔.

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    1. They are a bunch bottom feeding scumbags, the absolute lowest of the low.

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    2. Merida s like the safest city in Mexico, so they can’t even use that excuse

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  2. Thats all they are good for thats not a real cartel moves tons of cocaine like the cds

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    1. It’s greed they have so much money the want power money and fame until they are crying in usp Florence like chapo

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    2. Jaja greed they do it because they dont have any Money unlike ivan guzman now he moves toneladas of cocaine

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  3. They need all the money they can get from not just drug sales, to finance their organization of terror, for all the states they try to plague it costs alot to keep sending addicts & people they force to fight

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    1. Yes I would imagine the salaries of the low level sicarios alone being hefty..

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    2. 11:38 by how many they loose it adds up with the aks and ammunition they stock them with. Im sure they get paid pennies an hour

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  4. Those are some wanna be CJNG, when the real CJNG gets their hands on this guys they are gonna the cholo treatment

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  5. So was it CJNG or just some random scammers in prison?

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  6. They extort to buy food for that fat pig on the right

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  7. No no guys this will go into the charity fund that is on their website

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  8. Merida used to be a safe zone for Narco families

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  9. Definitely imposters they better pray CJNG don't find them

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  10. If they are impostors, havent they heard what happened to el cholo, if you play with fire you get burned fools.

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  11. All cacartels extort money from good people

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    1. Not all my guy, I travel frequently and have fam with multiple businesses in northwest Chihuahua, Linea does not extort. Smaller CDS factions to the south of the state do, however.

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  12. New security system..🤣🤣🤣🤣

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  13. Real meaningful lmao

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  14. I have my doubts these guys are real CJNG, even the CJNG says they keep finding these imposters trading on their cartels clout. You would have to be a desperate bottom feeder to even try misrepresenting a powerful cartel as your own people. Mencho has his guys dressed in fresh uniforms. These guys even hide their eyes, what they scared of? Being identified by cjng I bet.

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  15. Dead men walking

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  16. I don’t get why they use vulgar language

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    1. Old bean we cant all speak proper grammar and syntax,so fuck off

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  17. All of a sudden there imposters

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