Woman rearrested in Quintana Roo to serve 3 years 11 months for marijuana dealing
Federal Ministerial Police rearrested Joce "N" in Quintana Roo after a judge revoked the conditional sentence she received in September 2022 for dealing in marijuana. She must now serve a prison term of three years, 11 months and 26 days for failing to meet her release conditions and report to the Chetumal prison.
Federal Ministerial Police agents attached to the Criminal Investigation Agency
arrested Joce “N” in Quintana Roo on an order issued by a district judge.[1]The Federal Attorney General’s Office (FGR) said she was sent back to prison to
serve a sentence of three years, 11 months and 26 days for a crime against
health in the form of dealing in marijuana.[1]
She had been sentenced in September 2022 for her responsibility for activities
linked to the sale of marijuana and received a conditional sentence subject to
set obligations.[1]A judge revoked the benefit because she did not comply
with the substitute penalty she had accepted and did not report voluntarily to
the Chetumal Social Reintegration Centre (Cereso) to serve the court’s orders.[1]
The court ordered her rearrest so that she serves the whole prison term imposed,
and the FGR said she would remain locked up for the remaining time of her
sentence.[1]
Case data
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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.
