Venezuelan model was found dead in Guadalajara

Daisy’s body Yenire Ferrer Arenas, who lived in Zapopan, was found in a canal,

GUADALAJARA, – A Venezuelan model was found dead in Guadalajara, Jalisco, nearly a week after her disappearance, sources said Wednesday the State Attorney.

According to the Attorney General of the state of Jalisco, the body of Daisy Arenas Yenire Ferrer was found Tuesday in a canal east of Guadalajara, capital of Jalisco, following an anonymous tip.

The body of the young model, between 25 and 30, had gunshot wounds to the head and apparently showed no signs of violence.

The model was identified by residence in Mexico where they found the body.

According to the first data collected by the authorities, the model disappeared the night of Dec. 12 and until the discovery of her body no one had asked for her rescue.

Some of the friends of the girl confirmed that the Attorney Ferrer Arenas was from Venezuela and worked as a model in Jalisco, although the agency asked the Foreign Ministry more information about their immigration status.

The model was living in a colony of Chapalita, in Zapopan, a municipality that is part of the metropolitan area of ​​Guadalajara.

Until this morning her body had not been claimed by relatives

 

Jalisco authorities confirm that the Mencho remains at large

The alleged leader of the New Generation Jalisco cartel was not captured during the operation last Saturday August 25

Secretary of Public Security of Jalisco, Luis Carlos Najera Gutierrez de Velasco confirmed that Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias El Mencho , alleged leader of the New Generation Jalisco cartel, was not captured during the operation last Saturday August 25, as had been reported initially.

“(The Mencho) was in the locks himself in the metropolitan area at the time of the events they covered their retreat. Therefore it has not been presented to the public, nor does it appear from the dead, “said the official.

At a press conference, Najera Gutierrez de Velasco, said the social outrage should be focused against the offenders, “they caused the death of a person, which damaged the heritage of Jalisco and causing blockages.”

After participating in a meeting between the heads of municipal public security of the metropolitan area of ​​Guadalajara between state and federal authorities said they returned to the peace in the region Cienega, where on Sunday there were some incidents, “a State Police that area sent surveillance operations and also the Mexican Army patrol in that area. “

He said that the authorities already conducted an investigation related to the blockages and helps with such instances.

As for the Code Red, mentioned that still remains and will be based on an analysis to be conducted in the next few hours to determine their conclusion.

He explained that the Code Red is an operating system that starts when any type of emergency, “is a communication that unites all security corporations and emergency according to the decision of the command is”.

The meeting was attended by representatives of the 15th Military Zone, Federal Police, the Ministry of Transportation, the Attorney General of the State (PGJE) and public security holders of the suburban municipalities to Guadalajara.

The State Security Ministry takes a detached information gathering video surveillance system, it will make available both the PGJE, as the Attorney General’s Office.

 

Six narco-attacks by fire and more this morning in Jalisco

Six vehicle fires in addition to the 22 that occurred on Saturday in the same area.

One of them took place within a mile of an infantry garrison

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GUADALAJARA, The Public Security Secretariat of Jalisco, confirmed that there were six vehicle fires overnight in various roads of Jalisco.

He explained that a tank type trailer was burned at 3:10 hours on the Guadalajara–Chapala, near Santa Rosa, in the municipality of Ixtlahuacán of Quinces, while a truck was also burned in the road-Ayotlán Atotonilco , a mile before Ayotlán.

In addition, the attackers set fire to a bus at 3:43 pm in Morelia-Guadalajara highway near Zapotlán del Rey, and a private car at 4:47 on the road Tototlán-Atotonilco, at the entrance of Tototlán.

The state agency also reported a fire truck at 5:00 pm on the Guadalajara-Ocotlan, near Celanese, in the municipality of Poncitlán.

Also, at 5:10 pm, a truck was cremated in Jamay-La Barca highway, one kilometer from the premises of 92 Infantry Battalion, in the municipality of Jamay.

With six fires totaling 28 this morning those that occurred during the last few hours in this state, the corporation added.

The locks have been a response to the alleged arrest of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias El Mencho , identified as leader of New Generation Jalisco Cartel.

 

Two children held in Mexico,kidnapped by their father are now in Canada

The children were abducted by their father, the Mexican police rescued them in the state of Guadalajara

TORONTO, – Two Canadian children who spent the last four years in Mexico kidnapped by their father are now in Canada after Mexican police rescued them in the town of Guadalajara. Canadian authorities said Monday.

The mother, Emily Cablek of the children Dominic and Abby Maryk, said through a statement provided by the Police of the Canadian city of Winnipeg that “now” she is the “happiest mother.” Winnipeg officials explained during a news press conference that Mexican authorities have in custody Kevin Maryk, 40 years old.

In August 2008 Dominic and Abby, were kidnapped when they were seven and five years old, respectively. Police also noted that in this case Kevin requested the extradition of Robert Maryk and Groen, who also is in the custody of Mexican authorities.

A third suspect in the kidnapping of the two children, Cody McKay, is being sought in Canada. According to information provided by police Winnipeg, Dominic and Abby spent most of the last four years locked inside, an unable to go outside, several residences in Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara.

The Canadian authorities also explained that the Mexican police are investigating whether Maryk and Greenland are linked with groups engaged in drug trafficking. The rescue of the two children came after the Canadian authorities provided video and pictures of children to Mexican media in two areas of Mexico where they thought they could be found.

The Winnipeg Free Press newspaper said a resident of Guadalajara revealed to the American private investigator Wilhelm von Mayer, who had been hired to assist in the location of the two children, where Dominic and Abby were.

According to the newspaper, the resident provided the information to the police in Guadalajara and the Mexican Army, but was ignored by both. Finally Von Mayer contacted the president of the FIND foundation of Guadalajara, Juan Manuel Estrada Juarez, who contacted Interpol and the Mexican federal police. FIND The Foundation is dedicated to “support low-income Mexican families who have been victims of robbery, abduction and missing children,” according to the Facebook page of the organization

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Guadalajara, Four suspects arrested for murder of girl on Christmas Day, 2011

Four suspects arrested for murder of girl on Christmas Day, 2011

All four are charged with the murder of Mena Junior Jimenez, 27, whose body was found on Christmas Day, 2011

Official Flag of mexican municipality of Tlaquepaque, JAL. Español: Bandera oficial del municipio mexicano de Tlaquepaque, JAL. Français : Drapeau officielle du municipalité mexicain du Tlaquepaque, JAL. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

GUADALAJARA, March 22. – The Attorney General of the state reported that four suspects were arrested for a murder that occurred the morning of December 25, 2011 in the village Tlaquepaque, Jalisco.

He said that those arrested are Fernando Chavez Junior Arreola alias Junior, 20, Ernesto Ortega Rodriguez nicknamed the Brain, 21, Francisco Xavier Huerta Marroquin, 29, and Jose Francisco Mendoza aka Robledo Vale, 24.

All four are charged with the murder of Mena Junior Jimenez, 27, whose body was picked up around 4:40 am on Christmas Day, 2011, at the intersection of Long Street and Governor Curiel Pinos in Colonia Orchard Pines, in Tlaquepaque.

He said eyewitnesses reported that the now deceased had come to a liquor store to buy beer when he was approached by two persons, identified as Fernando Chavez Junior, aka Junior , and Ernesto Ortega, nicknamed the Brain , who demanded that he hand over the I had bought drinks.

As the young man refused to shock bundled with individuals, who though they were two retired to return accompanied by more and among all Junior Meza Jimenez beat and killed him, he said.

Procurement agents belonging to the Division of Judicial Orders orchestrated an operation by which they were detained three of the alleged killers in the metropolitan area of Guadalajara.

By obtaining data in Ciudad Guzman lay Robledo Jose Francisco Mendoza aka “the Gift”, the agents moved to that location and arrested him.

The four detainees against whom an arrest warrant was issued in the Third Criminal Court on charges of murder are in the Puente Grande prison.

 

Guadalajara – “The Buzzard” New Generation cartel Lt. captured

GUADALAJARA, – Jose Padilla Guadalupe Serna, who also calls himself Oswaldo Muniz Hernandez, aka “The Buzzard“ was arrested this weekend by members of the Fifteenth Military Zone.

Oswaldo Muniz Hernandez, aka "The Buzzard"

The suspect was identified as a lieutenant in the New Generation cartel in the south of Jalisco (Ciudad Guzman, Pihuamo, Gordian Tamazula, Tuxpan, and Jilotán Tecalitlán of Sorrows) and was directly subordinate to Erick Valencia Salazar, “85” also was captured by soldiers on March 9th.“The Buzzard” was captured along with his colleague Oscar Jimenez Well he walked accompanied by other members of the criminal group in the stretch of highway Zapotiltic Tamazula in seven trucks. But when they realized the presence of the military they fled, there was no confrontation and the military managed to capture Serna and Wells.

“They were flowing, we saw that they brought weapons, intercepted, they tried to flee but we caught,” he said in an interview the XV General Military Zone, Gilberto Hernandez Andreu.

Following the arrest of “85” in the municipality of Zapopan soldiers of the Army intensified their surveillance, both in the metropolitan area and within the State which is proving to be working, try to be more active and have more surveillance, “he explained.

Detainees were captured along with: 16 rifles, 8 handguns, 3 launchers, 4.395 cartridges of different caliber, 27 caliber 40 mm grenades, three fragmentation grenades, 102 magazines of various calibers, 33 detonators, 15 kilos 215 grams of apparently a crystalline substance methamphetamine, 85 kilos 250 grams of marijuana, 7 vehicles which 2 of them are shielded. Detainees and assurance were made available to the Federal Public Ministry.

The Attorney General’s Office AP/PGR/JAL/GDL/AG2M2/1490/2012 start the preliminary investigation against the accused for his alleged role in committing “crimes of organized crime, against health, violation of Federal Firearms and Explosives and the resulting derivative research, “confirmed the company Denilde Sanabia Castro.

The Military has not been able to disband the criminal group, despite the capture of “85” and “The Vulture” who are two major cartel lieutenants I can’t tell until the investigations are concluded as to the relevance of this action, “concluded the General.

 

Police arrest 13 suspected Zetas cartel members in Guadalajara

Vasquez Zetas Member

Police arrest 13 suspected Zetas in Guadalajara

One of the detainees received between 100 and 150 thousand dollars to be paid to the services of other members of the cell

GUADALAJARA, Feb. 20. – Mexican authorities today seized 13 people, including two women, who allegedly made up a cell of the group “Los Zetas” in the western state of Jalisco, officials said.

The suspects were arrested this morning in the town of Tlajomulco, about 15 kilometers from Guadalajara, the capital of Jalisco, following some traders complained that sought to extort money, reported the Ministry of State Security.

According to the first statements of the group leader, Alfredo Vazquez, detainees were recruited by a “chief zeta”, identified as “Don Jose”, which led to the town earlier this year in order to “execute some criminal actions “.

In addition, Vasquez said he received between 100 thousand and 150 thousand pesos (between 7 thousand and 11 thousand U.S. dollars) every two weeks, which was distributed to members of the cell as payment for his services.

The Security Ministry announced that seven of those arrested are from the state of Guanajuato (central Mexico), four of Durango, (north) and two of Jalisco, and some of them have criminal records.

In the operation state police seized a AR-15 rifle, five handguns and two trucks with plates of Durango.

Military personnel have dismantled, in the same municipality, various laboratories for the manufacture of synthetic drugs, including an industrial type with more than 18 hectares in which were found about 20 tons of chemicals, and seized 15 tons of methamphetamine.

In this region the Zetas operate a group that until 2010 was the armed wing of the Gulf cartel, and Jalisco band New Generation, created following the divisions between drug trafficking organizations after the death of Ignacio Coronel, aka “Nacho Coronel“, a leader of the powerful Sinaloa cartel.