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Sunday, June 25, 2023

Tijuana FGE Employee Arrested in San Diego with Multiple Kilos of Cocaine

"Socalj" for Borderland Beat


Ana Sofia L贸pez Osuna, registered with the Baja California State Attorney General's Office as Public Ministry, commissioned to the Tijuana regional prosecutor's office, was apprehended in the United States, the information was confirmed by Edgar Mendoza, the head of the area.

According to the information received unofficially, L贸pez was not arrested crossing any of the checkpoints into the United States, but in the city of San Diego, with several kilos of a white powder believed to be cocaine.

Among her belongings, a credential that accredits her as an Agent of the Public Ministry in the Regional Prosecutor's office was found. Authorities on both sides of the border have kept information regarding her apprehension limited.



Ana Sof铆a L贸pez Osuna is around 35 years old. She started working at the Baja California Attorney General's Office (FGE) in 2015 and began as an assistant to the Public Ministry. The FGE Liaison Unit was notified by the United States authorities about the arrest of the official. 

脡dgar Mendoza Razo, Regional Prosecutor in Tijuana, confirmed the arrest, although he said that he does not know the reasons behind it. It has been reported that she is the Regional Prosecutor's assistant, but other sources have stated that she was part of the office's administrative duties. According to the transparency data, she was involved in the Human Capital Directorate or the office's HR department. 

Last Thursday, the director in charge of L贸pez Osuna noted her absence from work following, and an administrative record was drawn up. "On Thursday she left for lunch and did not return, that is what we know," he concluded.


According to transparency data, she had her contract renewed every three months at the FGE and received a gross salary of 35,000 pesos per month (around $2,000). In 2018, she moved to the city of Mexicali, Baja California, as part of her duties with the BC/Tijuana area office. Ana Sof铆a's mother has also worked at the FGE for several years, and Ana Sofia has a cousin who was discharged after failing a drug test.


In a similar case, last year, on June 7, 2022, Octavio Andr茅e Espino Torres, a former Agent of the Public Ministry of the Baja California Prosecutor's Office, was arrested with 29 kilos of methamphetamine hidden in his car, who acted as secretary of the owner, Ricardo Carpio.

Espino tried to present himself as a "blind mule", saying that criminals had inadvertently planted the drug on him, but the prosecutor's office presented his cell phone as evidence that he made agreements for the delivery and movement of the drug and that he had made crossings previously. He fled from justice and from house arrest in April 2023.



Weeks ago, Denisse Ahumada Mart铆nez, a Reynosa City Councilwoman was arrested at a border checkpoint in Texas when 42 kilos of cocaine were found in her SUV. She was released following claims that she was threatened and did not know there were drugs in the Mazda. Shortly after, while being processed to return to Mexico, she was arrested by Texas authorities on charges of narcotics possession.


29 comments:

  1. This reminds me of Marion Barry ex Mayor of District of Columbia or Kwame M. Kilpatrick ex Mayor of Detroit.

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    1. I remember Marion Berry he was called the "crack mayor".

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    2. Remember Matthew Reilly passed out with a crack pipe.

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    3. Lol Detroit was the dope capitol of the US in the 80s… for sure

      I mean, they even had a mayor who smoked crack!

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    4. Under Kwame Kilpatrick Detroit went from 1st world city to a 3rd world drug and corruption capital.

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    5. Marion Berry was the number 1 client for Ricky Ross and Frank Lucas.

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    6. Judges and lawyers in Los Angeles were the number one customers of the late drug dealer Bogart Bello.

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    7. @810 — you’re a fucking moron. Frank Lucas was already indicted and snitched by then. Detroit had plenty of pushers, how old are you?

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    8. "Poor innocent Ricky Ross the CIA forced him to sell drugs ! " He was glad to sell drugs in his community he did not care about his people, he cared about his pockets.

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    9. Obama admited in an interview that he smoked weed. Politicians use drugs too.

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  2. Is she going to get the charges dropped after 36 hours as well as council woman Martinez???

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    1. Can’t u read she was re arrested and charged

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    2. Don’t make fun of him, that’s someone’s kid 馃槀

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    3. 4:29
      He is the same youngster, that is too lazy, read the article first.
      He may also be to lazy to Google information.

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    4. I agree about lazy kid, but I've had to ask questions on here too, text Sol as well, because many questions Google can't answer/find access to.
      Not everyone has 5 hrs to research. The Key is to check around internet, Google it more, poke around a websites for a bit for an answer and THEN ask .
      Atleast that's my view.馃悪MS.h

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  3. @2:54pm Seriously, dude? Marion Barry was caught/accused for a few grams of cocaine. You equate that with Mexicans moving multi-kilo weight?
    Kilpatrick's troubles with the law had nothing to do with drugs. Zero. Did you just pull this stuff out of your ass?

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    1. Lol it is only relative due to serving officials, but still apples and oranges for sure…

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    2. Lol always blaming others.

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  4. I guess working for the PGE don't pay good.

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  5. Every time I see that mugshot of Denisse, a particular hashtag comes to mind…

    #NoFilter

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  6. It's crazy because her salary was pretty decent. Especially in Mexico. 2k a month is enough to be be comfortable. Especially in Mexico.

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    1. In Culiacan no. Just as expensive as California with the exception of avg real estate.

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    2. You have to keep in mind in Mexico works differently. Wage salary + bonuses + health care + benefits..... And comparing with US salaries is dumb, since expenses are HIGHER. If you want a nice life in Mexico isnt that cheap, unless you want to live with poor people.

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  7. What if this is the cartels new punishment to government officials. You don't do what we say, your next trip to America will be your last. Lol

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  8. That's a dream job in Mexico and she messed it up she's not a career civil servant so she probably thinks she can do whatever since her mom also works or worked there and probably put in a good word she probably resents it.

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  9. The second job of choice for Mexican government workers, Moonlighting with a local drug cartel

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    1. Mostly a thug that decided to get a job in gvmnt boy...

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  10. The Mexican government makes alliances with narcos

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