Overview
- A control judge on November 21 sentenced Eulises González Hernández to 46 years and six months in prison for extorting a merchant.
- On October 27 he received 68 years and six months for the forced disappearance of Temascalcingo police chief Agustín Oropeza Armendáriz and his escort, Juan Carlos Zaldívar Zaldívar.
- FGJEM reports that in June 2024 González recruited and armed people to surveil a chicken shop in Acambay with orders to abduct its owner, then threatened them and their families when they refused.
- Investigators say the disappearance occurred at a fake checkpoint led by Rodolfo “Tuzantla” of La Familia Michoacana, with several participants in security uniforms and González participating while serving as Acambay police chief.
- Authorities say he was detained under Operación Enjambre, which the FGJEM reports has yielded 10 convictions against 16 municipal officials and police.