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Wednesday, July 26, 2023

200 Kilos Of Cocaine Seized In Xochimilco; Criminal Cell Sold The Kilo For 235,600 Pesos Per Kilo: Mexico City

"Char" for Borderland Beat 

This article was reposted and translated from Proceso Magazine 


According to the official, each kilo of cocaine was sold for between 13,000 and 14,000 dollars, equivalent to a little more than 235,600 pesos.





MEXICO CITY (apro) - Police from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) seized more than 200 kilos of cocaine and arrested five people, including Mario Alberto "N", leader of a criminal cell that trafficked the drug from Guerrero and Morelos and distributed it in the Iztapalapa, Iztacalco, Coyoacán, Xochimilco and Gustavo A. Madero municipalities.


Omar García Harfuch, head of the agency, explained in a conference that, as a result of four raids, three properties and a warehouse in the Xochimilco district were seized, in whose basement they hid, in addition to the drugs mentioned, a laboratory used to package them.


In addition, authorities seized around 572,000 pesos and more than 100,000 dollars in cash; three firearms, 16 cartridges, 14 vehicles, a motorcycle and 16 pieces of telephone equipment, and 215 of the aforementioned packages. 


According to the chief of the capital police, during the four months that the investigation of this cell lasted, they discovered that they brought the drugs by land, by highway in "normal vans". They used buildings for storage and distribution that they disguised as mechanic and sheet metal workshops in various districts.


According to the official, each kilo of cocaine was sold for between 13,000 and 14,000 dollars, equivalent to a little more than 235,600 pesos.


This criminal cell also maintained territorial conflicts with cells of local groups, including the Tepito Union, and generated violence in the aforementioned municipalities. Allegedly, they had relations with criminal groups from Morelos and Guerrero and, "being an already structured cell, they sold drugs wholesale to other smaller groups in the CDMX," he said. They were in contact via WhatsApp.


In order not to be arrested, he explained, members constantly changed their places of residence, as well as the vehicles and telephone numbers they used. In this way, they avoided being identified and located by the authorities and antagonistic groups, including La Unión Tepito.


"Strong blow to criminal structure".

The four raids were carried out last Friday 22 in homes located in Coyoacán, Iztapalapa and Xochimilco. Elements of the SSC, the Mexico City Attorney General's Office (FGJCDMX), the Secretariat of National Defense (Sedena), the National Guard and the National Intelligence Center (CNI) participated in the raids. 


The arrest of Mario Alberto "N", identified as the leader of the gang, was made in flagrante delicto in the Del Valle neighborhood, in the Benito Juarez district. The subject was also seized drugs, a submachine gun with a magazine, useful cartridges, cash, a vehicle and three telephone sets.


The other three men and the woman arrested were identified as his main collaborators and trusted associates.


García Harfuch emphasized that these arrests "represent a strong blow to the criminal structure of this organization", in addition to the fact that, with the money and drugs seized, "an important flow of economic resources was prevented from being used by the members of this criminal cell to strengthen their criminal operations and continue generating violence in Mexico City".


Finally, the police chief clarified that the seized drugs will be handed over to the Mexico City Attorney General's Office, which will be in charge of the corresponding legal proceedings.




Source: PROCESO

31 comments:

  1. This guy gives me bad vives, like Garcia Luna

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    1. You are not alone with this.

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    2. He did work for him. SIR would mention him being some kind of mandamás stationed in Guerrero when the Ayotzinapa disappearances happened.

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    3. I think your dumbass meant vibes

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    4. 6:15 there you go, i knew it look funky, but since english is not my first language i think i can get a pass, yea i ment vibes, thank you miss grammar teacher

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  2. Vrgasss putaso a la gente del señor strawberry and the pez

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  3. They best to start doing something the lime light is on every body now. The world is watching

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  4. Call it 14k in Mexico City or Culiacan
    What’s the number in TJ and Mexicali
    For the real ones

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    1. That’s not accurate . More like 9-11k

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    2. Just what the article referenced

      what would the difference be in Culiacan vs DF, do you think? There's dozens of variables, but just rough guess

      and then TJ
      across the border

      these news reports are all over the place sometimes

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  5. Enjoy the show, for every 1 bust 2 new house s are up and running as we speak.

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    1. Yep… just look how cheap coke is now…

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    2. It definitely cost more now than it did in The mid 2000s.

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    3. @650 — bullshit. Give examples… in the mid 2000s it was 20-30k a key… it’s about 15-20 now.

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    4. 11:49 in Cali it was 12-16 depending on quality, quantity and location during the mid 2000s. Prices started going up around mid 06.

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    5. 11:49 in 2001/2002 you could get a key around 20/22000 canadian

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    6. 2006/2008 California 24 fishscale super compressed stinky ass hell vinegar smell hit it with vitamin acetone press locks up doesn't crumble smell still strong after the oven get 3x

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  6. O thee ol hampster wheel. Cute busts for the media. Taking big nibbles out of crime daily. I wonder if Americans just stopped using drugs all together how powerful the cartels would be. Too bad we will never know.

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    1. They would fulled over night 12:20 the reason for the Mexicans success is being beside the US outside the US they dont dominate like some cartel fans like to protray.

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    2. The cocaine was sold to the Mexico City market pendejo! So rephrase that to, "if chilango babosos just stopped using drugs.

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    3. It's hardly ever spoken of but many Mexican youth are using or just as addicted with drugs. Crystal meth is the norm now.

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    4. @Sol crystal meth in Mexico has been the norm since the 90s especially by youths.

      Cocaine is also popular but too expensive for the average teen or grownam looking for a buzz.

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    5. @1009 — and how old are you?

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  7. These gentlemen did not pay the pizzo so we go in and bust them! So the guys that replaced them better pay or we will go get them too hahaha! 2.8 million I Chihuahua! Pinche

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    1. Try saying pinche pizza pizzo 10X fast!
      🦎

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  8. If you dont pay Mexican government the fee to sell drugs they will come after you. Why this group when there are bigger fish to fry?

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  9. Overpriced especially in mexico. Kilos in south texas are cheaper than that and they are already on usa soil.

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  10. Send a kilo my way!, still $300,000 a kilo here in Australia almost 3.5million peso. Then you could break it into $600 grams. Double your $300,000. Over half a million dollars. Supply has gotten even tighter after a cocaine importer boss was killed in Bondi and tit for tat shooting murders have continued 6x this week, all fall out from the Bondi hit. Police have started multiple taskforce operations and brought heat to every known cocaine dealer in sydney. So I’d say they would want $400,000 a kilo now with a large bulk of product being seized across Sydney.

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  11. In Los humos. (Df) 7k

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