Elements of the State Investigation Agency (AEI) captured a woman who allegedly worked at an address identified as a “picadero” of the criminal group “Los Mexicalis”; Six long weapons, about half a kilogram of glass and various tactical equipment were seized from inside the house.
Through a press release, the AEI announced that the intervention was carried out this Thursday, January 26, on Paseo de Los Cedros street, in a house in the Parajes del Sur subdivision, where Yolanda RC, 54, was arrested for violating federal regulations was arrested. Law against firearms and explosives and health.
According to the report, the seizure was made in compliance with the search warrant.
Upon entering the home, agents recovered weapons and narcotics, for which they arrested the woman.
Insured weapons are:
1.- Rifle type weapon with legend Remington Legend R-15VR color black with green and white.
2.- Rifle type weapon, model M4E1 black color with Legend Aero Precision LLC.
3.- Rifle-type weapon with the legend WINDHAM WEAPONRY caliber 223 / 5.56MM in black.
4.- Rifle-type weapon with the legend Bushmaster caliber 223-5.56MM in black.
5.- Great Lakes Fire & Ammunition GLFA SPARTA MI GL-15 MULTI CAL 500.0452 Black with Rifle-Type Weapon Purple with legend.
6.- LEGEND CZ SCORPION EVO 3 S1 submachine gun type weapon with caliber 9x19mm black color.
7.- Black ballistic type vest.
8.- SCORPION, INC Brand Ballistic Plate, Black Color.
9.- Black ballistic plate without serial number.
10.- Model 4517 Ballistic plate with black color.
11.- Transparent plastic casing containing a granular and crystalline substance with the characteristics of methamphetamine known as crystals with a weight of 439.2 grams.
Everything insured and the woman were made available to the Public Ministry of the Attorney General of the Republic, the authority that would be in charge of determining the legal status of the detainee and continuing the related investigation.
** According to applicable laws and norms, a person in custody is presumed innocent until his responsibility is declared through a sentence issued by a judicial authority (Article 13 of the National Code of Criminal Procedure).
