Quintana Roo officers detained Cuban citizen Jesús Moisés in Cancún and seized 77 doses of suspected marijuana along with 25 crystal-like wraps. He was handed to the state narcomenudeo prosecutor with the drugs and 1,420 pesos in allegedly counterfeit bills.
Quintana Roo security officers detained Cuban citizen Jesús Moisés “N” in Cancún
with suspected drugs and allegedly counterfeit money.[1]The arrest occurred
on Calle 8 in the municipality of Benito Juárez.[1]The operation involved
Grupo Orión of the Citizen Security Secretariat with personnel from the Defensa
Nacional, the Marina and the Guardia Nacional on surveillance patrols.[2]Officers intervened after seeing the suspect handling small bags containing
material with characteristics similar to marijuana.[1]
Officers seized 77 doses of suspected marijuana.[1]Officers also seized 25
wraps of a crystal-like substance, for a total of 102 wraps.[3]Authorities
also found 1,420 Mexican pesos in allegedly counterfeit bills of different
denominations.[1]Officers also secured a red ecological bag with the drugs
and money.[2]
Authorities linked Jesús Moisés “N” to alleged robberies of commercial
establishments and paying with allegedly false bills.[3]He and the seized
items were placed at the disposal of Quintana Roo’s Fiscalía Especializada en
Combate al Delito de Narcomenudeo, which will determine his legal situation.[2]
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No weight for the suspected marijuana was published, only 77 doses, so no kilograms can be recorded.
The reported total of 102 wraps includes 25 crystal-like doses, which are excluded from cannabis figures as a non-cannabis substance.
The 1,420 pesos in allegedly counterfeit bills are not a cannabis value or fine and are excluded from figures.
No charges, custody ruling or court outcome were reported; the Fiscalía investigation was still under way.
No direct agency statement was opened; the official version is via outlet reports citing the Secretaría de Seguridad Ciudadana, including a referenced Facebook post that was not opened.
The articles mention other recent detentions of Cubans in Quintana Roo, including Carlos Alejandro on 18 August and three Cubans at Mercado 28, which are separate events left out here.
Guardia Civil Estatal officers detained three suspected drug sellers in San Vicente and Ciudad Valles, in San Luis Potosí's Huasteca. They seized two marijuana doses from a couple and 11 bags of marijuana from a third man, along with cristal that is not counted as cannabis.
State police and federal forces detained two people during patrols in Acapulco's Paso Limonero and Cervantes neighbourhoods, seizing 41 small bags of suspected marijuana, 20 doses of suspected crystal and a motorcycle. Authorities reported 30 bags of suspected marijuana and the motorcycle in Paso Limonero, and 11 bags in Cervantes.
Guardia Civil Estatal officers detained Daniel “N” in Ciudad Valles and Pedro “N” in Ciudad Fernández, with the Army joining the second stop. Officers seized methamphetamine doses, bags of marijuana and a Chevrolet pickup, reporting 78 drug doses overall; both men were handed to investigators.
Security forces detained a man in San Vicente, a town in Bahía de Banderas, Nayarit, after finding six doses of suspected marijuana and 15 packets of suspected crystal methamphetamine among his belongings. He was handed over to prosecutors to face an investigation for offences against health as part of joint patrols against street-level drug dealing.
