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Gerardo Daniel Insúa, Preventive Commissioner Of The State Police Of Jalisco (14-04), Was Killed After Being Shot Several Times In Tlajomulco: Jalisco

 "Char" for Borderland Beat 

This article was translated and reposted from INFORMADOR.MX and ALERTAS GDL 

The state commissioner went to the site along with family members when he was approached by several armed men, who directly assaulted him.

By: Marck Hernández

April 27, 2024 - 10:39 PM


GERARDO DANIEL INSÚA

The commissioner of General Supervision of the State Public Security Secretariat, Gerardo Insúa Casaón, was murdered this Saturday night in the Real del Valle de Tlajomulco de Zúñiga subdivision.

The events occurred on the streets Valle de San Victor and Valle de San Valentin, in the aforementioned subdivision shortly after 9:00 pm.
The state commissioner went to the site with family members and was outside a store when he was approached by several armed men, who attacked him directly.

Upon arrival of the various emergency services, including paramedics, they confirmed the death of the victim, who had several gunshot wounds.

Municipal police officers proceeded to cordon off the scene and requested the command and handling of the case to the Public Prosecutor's Office.

So far, the State Prosecutor's Office did not report any arrests, although an operation between state, municipal and federal authorities was deployed to find those responsible.


This is the fourth police officer killed so far this year in Jalisco; in 2023, there were a total of 24 officers, including municipal, state and federal officers killed in the state, ranking fifth in the country, according to Causa en Común.


ENRIQUE ALFARO JALISCO GOVERNOR LAMENTS THE DEATH OF THE FALLEN PREVENTIVE COMMISSIONER OF THE STATE OF JALISCO 


Enrique Alfaro on X, 

"Regrettably, tonight Gerardo Insúa Casao, Chief Supervision Commissioner of the State Police, was murdered by a group of criminals in Tlajomulco.


To his family, loved ones and to the corporation my most sincere condolences, you have the support of yours truly and of this government. You will not be alone. Gerardo was the victim of a cowardly attack that reflects the dissatisfaction of criminals who want us to stop the good work being done by the @SSeguridadJalicano. 

@SSeguridadJal

 and all the agencies in charge of returning tranquility to the people of Jalisco. 


Know that they will not get away with it, they will pay with the full force of the law. For the memory of Gerardo and for every officer whose life has been taken, we will not back down."


SOURCE: INFORMADOR.MX 

SOURCE: ALERTA GDL

SOURCE: ENRIQUE ALFARO

22 comments:

  1. Revenge for Rodo’s arrest?

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  2. What gets lost in the conversation here is that the majority of police in Mexico are honest and hardworking. There is a real possibility that this guy was one of the honest and brave officers trying to confront organized crime.

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    1. There you go with your garbage comments. You’re full of shit! They average 200$ a month or what not. Worry about rat infested and the 1000’s of abandoned houses and the dozens of serial rapists left to roam feee

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    2. 11:14, youre an idiot, low iq.

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    3. 128
      Just because he speaks the truth does that make him an idiot? People who defend falsehoods seem to be the idiots?Who is the idiot again?

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    4. "Worry about rat infested and the 1000’s of abandoned houses"
      People are asking fed gob for help to go back so yes its true

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    5. No my Friends the majority of cops are crooked in MX!! It’s rare to find any at any level!!most get killed because they work for one side or the other!!Dont u wonder how so many bodies get dumped around Mx?cops stop them then turn them over to the Really Bad Guys 💀💀💀🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🙀💀

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    6. What makes you thinking that he speaks the truth when he is only feeding old stereotypes about mexico.
      They get the same salary as their american counterparts, in relation to the local income and its more than 200bucks/month.

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    7. If alfaro is worried about, the cop was dirty.

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    8. DETROIT, thanks for pointing that out, it needs to be said🐧

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  3. Los deltas se lo quebraron alv .. this guy probably had agreements in place he broke with 4 letters Mr. CHICKEN and the delta squad

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    1. Ahi un video donde un boludo de la ejercito le esta disparando alos Deltas en Michoacan supuestamente ivan por El Delta 1 . Alrato lo matan. Cada vez que CJNG se mete con el gobierno al poco tiempo los train de culos en su propio estado

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    2. 747am si tiene razon viejon el gobierno los trae de culos a todos los carteles en sus propios estados hahah

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  4. https://x.com/milenio/status/1784579594529468787?s=46&t=QqMqR1uHY7Wck9fPOerM-Q

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  5. que farsa mano.......increible pero cierto. segun infobae.28.04.24.un juez ordena la liberacion de don rodo.del cjng........que onda mano....el gobierno tiene miedo.....el mundo al reves..................................

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    1. Don Rodo too old and frail to fire a weapon, case closed.😂

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  6. Mexico should have a special unit, to investigate police/military murders, to get who done the crime. Mexico should let cartel leaders know if any police/military gets killed we are coming after you. RICO.

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  7. Honest man who didn't want to work for a cartel, or already working for another cartel.

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  8. Most likely his own people gave his position up with his family,traitorous horrible rats who now feign heartache and sorrow at his death

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  9. "they will pay with the full force of the law"
    Ok ye got that

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  10. We lost a good friend

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