Joint security patrols detained two people in the Paso Limonero and Cervantes colonias, or neighbourhoods, of Acapulco, seizing 41 small bags of suspected marijuana, 20 doses of suspected crystal and a motorcycle.[1] Quadratín Guerrero described the two detainees as young people.[2] Both detainees were handed over to the authorities.[2]

In Paso Limonero, personnel from the State Police, the Mexican Army, the Navy, the National Guard, the state Attorney General’s Office and the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection detained one person.[1] Officers there seized 30 small bags of suspected marijuana, 13 doses of suspected crystal and a motorcycle over its possible link to a crime.[1] Quadratín Guerrero, citing a press bulletin, referred to the marijuana seized in Paso Limonero as 30 doses.[2]

Personnel from the State Police, the Army, the Navy, the National Guard and the state Attorney General’s Office later detained another person in the Cervantes neighbourhood.[1] In that intervention, officers seized 11 small bags of suspected marijuana and seven doses of suspected crystal.[1]

Authorities said the detainees are presumed innocent until a competent court issues a judgment establishing their responsibility.[1] Guerrero’s Public Security Secretariat, SSP Guerrero, said coordinated patrols in Acapulco were continuing and urged residents to report emergencies on 911 and anonymous tips on 089.[1]