Omar García Harfuch Confirms Arrests in Comalcalco
Omar García Harfuch, the Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection, reported the detention of six individuals suspected of generating violence in Comalcalco, Tabasco. These arrests were made as part of a federal coordinated operation.
Multi-agency Collaboration in the Operation
The operation involved elements from the Mexican Army, the Navy Secretariat (Semar), the National Guard (GN), the Federal Attorney General’s Office (FGR), along with state and local authorities.
- During the operation, security forces seized long guns, ammunition, tactical vests, drugs, and vehicles allegedly used by the detainees in criminal activities.
- The identities of those apprehended and the specific charges they face have not been disclosed by authorities.
Part of the National Strategy Against Extortion
García Harfuch announced on social media that this operation is part of the National Strategy Against Extortion, launched on July 6. Since its inception, a total of 18 operational actions have been carried out, resulting in the detention of 46 individuals.
- García Harfuch emphasized the significance of inter-institutional coordination between the National Defense Department, Semar, FGR, federal SSPC, National Guard, Tabasco Fiscalía, and the state SSPC for the operation’s success.
Key Questions and Answers
- Who was detained? Six individuals suspected of generating violence in Comalcalco, Tabasco.
- What was the purpose of the operation? To dismantle criminal activities involving weapons and drugs as part of the National Strategy Against Extortion.
- Which agencies participated in the operation? The Mexican Army, Navy Secretariat (Semar), National Guard (GN), Federal Attorney General’s Office (FGR), along with state and local authorities.
- What was seized during the operation? Long guns, ammunition, tactical vests, drugs, and vehicles.
- How many people have been detained since the strategy’s launch? A total of 46 individuals.
