Overview
- Federal investigators and the Mexican Army arrested Nazario Ramírez Ramírez and two others in Guadalajara after searches at four properties.
- Authorities allege he operated for the CJNG and ran extortion and retail drug sales spanning Jalisco and Puebla.
- Raids yielded two handguns, 10 magazines, 186 rounds, about one kilogram plus 170 doses of methamphetamine, phones, and five vehicles including an armored unit.
- The other detainees were identified as Juan Martín Espinosa and Jorge Octavio Quezada, according to federal reports.
- Puebla legislators pressed for an investigation into Oriental mayor Fidel Flores Concha after he publicly praised Ramírez on October 12, while the state prosecutor had not confirmed opening a case.