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Joint Puebla–Tabasco Operation Captures 'El Caiser', Airlifts Him to Tabasco for Homicide Charges

The detention follows a statewide crackdown that has yielded 24 arrests in Puebla, underscoring efforts to dismantle La Barredora.

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Ángel Javier "N" alias "El Angelito".

Overview

  • Puebla and Tabasco prosecutors, backed by federal security forces, apprehended Ángel Javier N. — known as “El Caiser” or “El Angelito” — on July 29 at the Municipio Libre and Carlos Camacho Espíritu boulevards in Puebla.
  • Authorities have identified him as a priority target linked to La Barredora and accused him of at least ten murders in Tabasco.
  • He was flown from Puebla’s Hermanos Serdán International Airport to Tabasco, where he remains in custody awaiting formal charges for homicide and organized crime offenses.
  • This arrest marks the 24th detention in Puebla of individuals alleged to have ties to La Barredora since early 2025.
  • Law enforcement agencies continue their search for former Tabasco security chief Hernán Bermúdez Requena, who is wanted on organized crime charges for his alleged role in shielding the cartel.