A federal control judge sentenced Samuel “N” to 10 years in prison for a health crime in the form of transporting narcotics.[1] The judge also imposed a fine equivalent to 100 days.[1]

The case began on 1 November 2024, when state public security officers stopped him for speeding at a checkpoint on the Tekit de Regil–Dzoyaxché road in the municipality of Izamal.[1] Searching the car, officers found 13 packages wrapped in clear plastic holding substances with the characteristics of marijuana, cocaine and crystal, the street name for methamphetamine.[1] Laboratory tests put the cannabis sativa at eight kilos and 975 grams, alongside five kilos and 992 grams of methamphetamine hydrochloride and 253 grams and five milligrams of cocaine.[1] The total load came to 15 kilos, 220 grams and five milligrams, the figure the authorities cite for all three drugs together rather than for the cannabis alone.[1] Officers also seized a compact car with Yucatán licence plates.[1]

The federal public prosecutor presented its evidence to a control judge, who entered the conviction.[2] He was identified as Samuel “N” and held responsible for a health crime in the form of transporting narcotics and psychotropics.[2] Moto Informa likewise reported that the 13 packages were found in a compact car flagged down for speeding at the Izamal checkpoint.[3]