Overview
- The assessment was delivered by SSPC head Omar García Harfuch, who presented security cabinet findings on January 16.
- Authorities report detections in about 11 federal entities, with most investigations and arrests concentrated in central Mexico.
- Some of the earliest detainees have already been sentenced, including cases handled in Mexico City.
- Cases tied to the group involve high‑impact crimes such as sexual exploitation and femicide, with additional probes for extortion, human trafficking and drug trafficking.
- Links have been detected with local structures like Unión Tepito rather than national cartels, and permanent interagency intelligence meetings continue with federal, state, municipal and international partners.