Written in STATES he 1/8/2024 · 19:57 hs
Last update: 1/8/2024 · 20:07 hs
PUEBLA. – Long weapons of foreign origin and the arrest of an alleged criminal leader from Torreón was the result of the search carried out last week in Hills of Angelopolis IIone of the areas with the highest added value in the metropolitan area of Puebla, reported the Office of the Attorney General (FGE).
On July 16th, the FGE received an anonymous complaint so he started an investigation and requested a search warrant that was carried out on July 27, with the support of an element of the Municipal Police of San Andrés Cholula.
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The search, in one of the most exclusive areas of Pueblabecame a trending topic on social media, although the reason was unknown to this day.
The luxury subdivision Hills of Angelopolisin its two sections, has gained notoriety in recent times since earlier this month it was the place where a shooting took place that left two people dead, three wounded and a woman kidnapped in the Big Bola Casinoin the Sonata District Symphony Plaza.
What did they find inside Lomas de Angelópolis?
In the building, located on the street Xicotlan 14 of the Puebla Blanca cluster, the agents of the Prosecutor’s Office They found three long weapons of foreign manufacture, one of them in Türkiye with a handguard attached and two made in USA; in addition to two handguns, 85 live cartridges, six bags of crystal meth and one of marijuana.
Two trucks were also seized, one brand Mitsubishiwith plates of Michoacanand another with plates of Tlaxcala and stopped at Jorge Armando N., 43 years old, originally from Torreon, Coahuilawho claimed to be the owner of the confiscated goods.
To the detainee, the FGE He was charged with crimes against health and possession of explosive firearms. Army, Navy and Air Forceand will remain under the precautionary measure of official preventive detention.
The FGE identified those killed as “The jaguar” and her escort, members of a criminal cell. No one claimed their bodies and to date the identity of the kidnapped woman, whose disappearance was not reported, remains unknown.
Between 2019 and 2023, in the state of Puebla 1,468 firearms were seized, an average of 1.2 seizures per day, according to data from the FGEThese weapons were mostly used for robberies, although there has been an increase in their use for crimes such as intentional homicide and intentional injury.
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