Two marijuana greenhouses seized in a Degollado compound linked to Tío Laco
Federal forces in the La Tinajera locality of Degollado, Jalisco, seized firearms, two synthetic-drug production centers and two marijuana greenhouses at a property operated by a CJNG group led by Heraclio 'N', alias Tío Laco. The marijuana equipment was used to extract high-purity CBD and THC, and everything was turned over to the FGR.
Under Mexico’s National Public Security Strategy, the National Guard and the
Mexican Army, together with FEMDO of the Attorney General’s Office and the
Criminal Investigation Agency of the FGR, executed a technical investigation
order at a property in the La Tinajera locality of the municipality of
Degollado, Jalisco.[1]The property was operated by a criminal group led by
Heraclio ‘N’, alias Tío Laco, identified as the regional boss of the Jalisco New
Generation Cartel in the area.[1]
At the site the authorities seized firearms, cartridges, two synthetic-drug
production centers and two marijuana greenhouses.[1]Machinery, tools and
various items recovered on the property were used to make methamphetamine and to
process and extract high-purity cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)
from marijuana.[2]
Everything seized was handed over to the Federal Attorney General’s Office,
which is continuing its investigations and forensic work to determine the legal
situation arising from the operation.[1]No arrests or charges were reported
in this operation; the authorities said the legal situation of the people
involved is still to be determined.[3]
Photos and video
Photo published with the NTR Guadalajara account of the Degollado raid on the property linked to Tío Laco. Photo: NTR GuadalajaraPhoto details
The greenhouses and the CBD/THC processing equipment were seized, but no count of plants or weight of marijuana or its extracts was published.
No arrests or charges were reported; the authorities said the legal situation of the people involved is still to be determined.
The number of firearms and cartridges seized was not published.
The reports describe the two synthetic-drug centers as methamphetamine production equipment; their output is outside the tracker's cannabis scope, so only the marijuana component is recorded.
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