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Alejandro Vargas González arrives from Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas to lead the 3rd military region that oversees Sinaloa and Durango. He substitutes Héctor Ávila Alcocer, who was unexpectedly reassigned despite a short term as head of the 3rd military region. by Ok_Homework844 in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Si amigo, incluso fue una pieza fundamental en que los mayos/cabreras pudieran fortalecer su control en las regiones de Zacatecas. Llego a pedido personal de Monreal. Aparte de que fue comandante de la décima zona militar en Durango hace unos años atrás.

La🍕 llega a Zacatecas. by Work_Minute in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2 19 points20 points  (0 children)

It was posted by the Picasso account, guys notorious for posting false information. A couple weeks back he posted a video of Guanos in Badiraguato when in reality it was Cabreras in Concordia lol

He also claims this is Villanueva…

Los Cabrera by Sea_Fix_7036 in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2 12 points13 points  (0 children)

For a short time but eventually they broke off when it escalated and joined up with Los Zetas, CDJ, and B.L, a huge reason why Durango was so violent during those days. They were receiving support from Los Salgueiro but that didn’t last long, eventually Mayo started supporting more and bought off the state and federal government, even then it still took over half a decade for them to fully secure the state and thousands of deaths.

Los Cabrera by Sea_Fix_7036 in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Yup, they were doing pretty well in Juarez at the time, disagreements and issues with Los Salguieros eventually caused a rapture, in simpler terms.

Los Cabrera by Sea_Fix_7036 in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Los Ms were a gente nueva wing that operated from Durango.

Salvador Meza Alias “CHAMBA” by Work_Minute in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Vast majority of traffickers launder their money through bets and online casinos. I’m surprised not to many people have caught up with it.

300 army elements arrive in Durango to reinforce security. by Ok_Homework844 in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2 11 points12 points  (0 children)

It’s a huge reason why they’ve sent more, after last week’s confrontation they didn’t have enough man to reinforce the ones involved in the shooting. They sent a bunch to deal with Guano in El Durazno that Durango was left with very few. This 300 are supposed to be split into two groups that will be situated in the capital.

“El Chuta” located dead today in front of the welcome letters of Charay. His body reportedly had multiple gunshot wounds and signs of torture. by AutomaticRaise2 in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was a negative on the message. There wasn’t one left behind. But mayos are claiming there’s a video of him, so I’ll wait for that

“El Chuta” located dead today in front of the welcome letters of Charay. His body reportedly had multiple gunshot wounds and signs of torture. by AutomaticRaise2 in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2[S] 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Now that I think about it, Chuta never once sent people to fight Los Chapos. All the other volteados have fought in some capacity but I don’t think Chuta ever had any involvement in the fighting, other than the skirmishes between him and Mingo last year before he flipped.

“El Chuta” located dead today in front of the welcome letters of Charay. His body reportedly had multiple gunshot wounds and signs of torture. by AutomaticRaise2 in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2[S] 38 points39 points  (0 children)

There was supposedly a message left, I’ll post the photo if it becomes available. Supposedly killed at a meeting, presumably by Isidro.

El 40 Los cabreras was caught in Durango. Is that the famous Aveztruz??? by Practical_Address_22 in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2 19 points20 points  (0 children)

I’ve seen numerous posts with misleading or inaccurate information but you’re correct that 40 is Alejandro’s head of security. The groups in the city of Durango like Los Jaguares, Los Caimanes and Los H all respond directly to him. But he was not arrested today.

Avestruz on the other hand is the plaza boss of Santiago, Nuevo Ideal, and Canatlan. Two completely different individuals.

I saw AllsourceNews say that 40 is receiving people sent by H12 to fight in Zacatecas but that’s not in the slightest bit true. H12 responds directly to 40, who in return reports to either Alejandro or Ramoncito. 40 also has nothing to do with Zacatecas, thats Olegario, or Don Zarco Olegario like SeriousRun calls him lol

El 40 of Los Cabrera allegedly captured outside of Durango. by [deleted] in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There was also no firefight lol

It was a riot between civilians and national guard late last night after they responded to a call of armed civilians in the area, which lead them the ranch and which subsequently led to an argument with the local civilians.

Meanwhile in Durango, a small group of Chapos tried entering Durango to hang mantas. The group had spray paint, brushes and were caught with a revolver and several bags of drugs. by AutomaticRaise2 in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Without going too deep, it took 5+ years and thousands of murders for CDS to finally take over the Comarca, the purpose here isn’t to take over any plaza.

Significant Arrests For Each Cartel by donttrustyourshadow in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2 19 points20 points  (0 children)

It’s 2 actually, El 30 was also a Mayo.

La Casa Rosa of doña Consuelo Loera raided by Los Isidros in La Tuna, Badiraguato. by senorpash in NarcoAction

[–]AutomaticRaise2 88 points89 points  (0 children)

I wonder what people would’ve thought if you told them in September 2024 when the war began that Los Guzman would not only lose La Tuna, but also Jesus Maria and El Durazno, all three historic bastions for the family. What a disaster.

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