Sonora Navy Arrest: Drugs & Weapons Seized

CAJEME, SON.- The Secretary of the Navy-Navy of Mexico (Semar) detained a person in the municipality of Cajeme, Sonora, during a search in which long and short weapons, cartridges, chargers, various drugs and a vehicle were seized.

The agency reported that the action was carried out by personnel of the Mexican Navy, in coordination with the Ministerial Criminal Investigation Agency (AMIC) and the State Police, as part of the operations implemented to preserve security in the entity.

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According to Semar, the search was carried out within the framework of security actions in Sonora, state that faces the presence of criminal cells linked to the Sinaloa Cartelalthough the direct relationship of the detainee with any criminal group was not specified.

During the intervention, The detained person was seized with two long weapons, two short weapons990 useful cartridges of different calibers and 16 magazines, in addition to 60 wrappers with a substance with characteristics similar to methamphetamine.

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Likewise, ten packages were located that They contained green, dry grass with characteristics typical of marijuanaas well as a vehicle, which remained under the protection of the authorities.

The Secretary of the Navy indicated that Both the detainee and the seized objects were placed at the disposal of the competent authorities, for the integration of the corresponding research portfolio.

The dependency He reiterated that these actions are part of the coordinated work with federal, state and municipal forces to combat illicit activities and strengthen security in different regions of the country. With information from El Universal

Marcus Cole

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