Overview
- Federal prosecutors transferred the seized materials to a specialized company in the State of Mexico for incineration and neutralization.
- The totals destroyed were 3,075.997 kilos of solids and 3,749.740 liters of liquids from recent Baja California seizures.
- Hazardous substances included lead acetate, sodium cyanide, sodium hydroxide, acetone, hydrochloric acid, ethyl alcohol, toluene, and residues linked to synthetic drug production.
- FECOR personnel, forensic experts, and representatives of the FGR’s Internal Control Body supervised counting, weighing, and verification throughout the process.
- Officials said the certified destruction removes a significant health and security risk by preventing the chemicals’ reuse in illegal drug manufacture.