Background on the Suspect and His Group
In a coordinated operation, officers from the Secretaría de Seguridad Ciudadana (SSC) executed a search warrant in the Azcapotzalco alcaldía following citizen reports about a suspected house used for drug sales. The SSC and the Fiscalía General de Justicia (FGJ) of Mexico City conducted intelligence and field investigations in collaboration with federal security instances.
Simón Giovanni “N,” a 33-year-old man, was identified as a member of a violent criminal group involved in small-scale drug trafficking and extortion, primarily operating in Mexico City’s western area. During the search, officers seized marijuana, a notebook with possible extortion-related notes, and a cell phone.
Details of the Operation
The SSC, adhering to police protocols, search procedures, and human rights respect, conducted the operation at a property on Amapilca Street in the Santiago Ahuizotla neighborhood. The suspected drug dealer was apprehended, and the property was secured for further investigation.
Simón Giovanni “N” was taken into custody and presented to the Attorney General’s office, which will determine his legal status according to Mexican law.
Previous Criminal Record
Authorities mentioned that the detainee had two prior arrests in Mexico City’s penitentiary system for robbery in 2012, as per cross-information analysis.
Commitment to Security
The SSC and FGJ emphasized their dedication to coordinated efforts in preventing, investigating, and combating high-impact crimes while dismantling criminal groups in Mexico City.
Key Questions and Answers
- Who was arrested? Simón Giovanni “N,” a 33-year-old man identified as part of a violent criminal group involved in small-scale drug trafficking and extortion.
- What was seized during the operation? Marijuana, a cell phone, and a notebook with possible extortion-related notes.
- Where did the operation take place? In Azcapotzalco, specifically on Amapilca Street in the Santiago Ahuizotla neighborhood.
- What is the suspect’s criminal history? He has two prior arrests in Mexico City for robbery in 2012.
- What is the commitment of the SSC and FGJ? To maintain coordinated efforts in preventing, investigating, and combating high-impact crimes while dismantling criminal groups in Mexico City.
