from the newsroom
Newspaper La Jornada
Friday December 23, 2022, p. 4
With the arrest of Antonio Oseguera Cervantes, Tony Montanabrother of Nemesio Oseguera, leader of the Jalisco cartel New generationthe management structure of this criminal organization has been weakened, informed the Undersecretary of Security and Citizen Protection, Ricardo Mejía Berdeja.
The official assured in the morning presidential conference that among the blows against this criminal group, the arrest in Tepic, in flagrante delicto, of Jaime René N, was achieved. the sheepright arm of a subject nicknamed The gardener, who is one of the main commanders in the cartel structure. He is dedicated to all logistical issues, to coordinating operations and also to hitmen who operate in various regions. He was seized weapons and drugs.
He reported that the arrest of Tony Montana was performed after an operation neat, clean, without any acts of violence, and there this subject was arrested after a search in Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, who was seized six short weapons, one long weapon, cocaine and other types of material used for his activities criminal
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Army actions
Mejía Berdeja pointed out that most of the apprehensions of relevant personalities of the CJNG They have been carried out by the Army.
He added that the material and intellectual authors of the murder of the Zacatecas control judge, Roberto Elías Martínez, have all been linked to criminal proceedings.
It also reported a set of relevant arrests associated with the multi-homicide that occurred in San José de Gracia (which was publicized as a firing squad), since the arrest of seven people was achieved and they were presented before the ministerial authority and referred to the control judge with long weapons. .
He indicated that in the limits between Jalisco and Michoacán, 87 generators of violence have been arrested, drugs, chargers, vests, explosives and drugs have been secured. And this is part of the deployment after the fact where some people were murdered at a wake in San José de Gracia.
