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Six Raids in Oaxaca Detain Three Suspects Linked to ASAEO Cartel

State and federal forces conducted six raids in Oaxaca, detaining three suspects and seizing drugs, weapons, and cash.

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State and federal forces conducted six simultaneous raids in the Central Valleys of Oaxaca as part of a second phase of an investigation into the ASAEO criminal organization. [1] The Attorney General's Office of Oaxaca, the Navy Secretariat, and the Federal Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection executed a second phase of strategic actions against the ASAEO in the Central Valleys of Oaxaca. [2] Authorities seized drugs, firearms, cash, two vehicles, and communication devices including cell phones and radios from the six targeted properties. [3] The operation resulted in the detention of three individuals identified as E.M.M.S., J.Z.M., and A.V.M.M. [4] Authorities detained three individuals, identified as E.M.M.S., J.Z.M., and A.V.M.M., during the raids. [5] Security forces carried out coordinated actions at six different locations in the region. [6] The raids were led by the Oaxaca Attorney General's Office (Fiscalía General del Estado) with support from the Navy, Federal Security Secretariat, National Defense Secretariat, National Guard, State Police, C5i, and Special Forces Unit. [7]
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  1. State and federal forces conducted six simultaneous raids in the Central Valleys of Oaxaca as part of a second phase of an investigation into the ASAEO criminal organization. · publimetro.com.mxMexico
  2. The Attorney General's Office of Oaxaca, the Navy Secretariat, and the Federal Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection executed a second phase of strategic actions against the ASAEO in the Central Valleys of Oaxaca. · Excélsior
  3. Authorities seized drugs, firearms, cash, two vehicles, and communication devices including cell phones and radios from the six targeted properties. · publimetro.com.mxMexico
  4. The operation resulted in the detention of three individuals identified as E.M.M.S., J.Z.M., and A.V.M.M. · publimetro.com.mxMexico
  5. Authorities detained three individuals, identified as E.M.M.S., J.Z.M., and A.V.M.M., during the raids. · Excélsior
  6. Security forces carried out coordinated actions at six different locations in the region. · Excélsior
  7. The raids were led by the Oaxaca Attorney General's Office (Fiscalía General del Estado) with support from the Navy, Federal Security Secretariat, National Defense Secretariat, National Guard, State Police, C5i, and Special Forces Unit. · publimetro.com.mxMexico
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