Four arrested in Moyahua with 27 marijuana wrappers and a stolen motorcycle
Army, National Guard, FRIZ and state investigative police arrested four young men in Moyahua, southern Zacatecas, seizing 27 wrappers of marijuana plus methamphetamine and cocaine doses, 26 tire spikes and a motorcycle with a theft report. The four were handed to the competent authority while a prosecutor's investigation begins.
Mexican Army, National Guard, Fuerza de Reacción Inmediata Zacatecas and state
prosecutor’s investigative police personnel arrested four people during security
and surveillance patrols in different parts of Moyahua municipality.[1][2]AlkimiaTV, citing the state Peace and Security Construction Board, reported the
same four arrests in Moyahua and the same seizure figures.[3]When the
officers appeared, one of the men got on a motorcycle and tried to flee, and
when they caught him they found the bike had been reported stolen on 24 May
2026.[1][2]
Officers searching the area and the other people seized 27 wrappers of green,
dry herb with characteristics of marijuana.[1][2]The same search produced 33
doses of a granulated substance similar to methamphetamine and 11 wrappers of
white powder similar to cocaine, which are recorded here only as part of the
same event.[1]Officers also seized 26 metal objects known as ponchallantas,
used to damage tyres and block traffic.[1]AlkimiaTV put the operation’s haul
at 71 doses of suspected drugs, counting the 27 marijuana wrappers, the
methamphetamine doses and the cocaine wrappers together.[3]
The detainees were identified as Alejandro N., 26; César Alfredo N., 21, a
Mexico City native; Miguel Ángel N., 25; and Guadalupe N., 24.[1]The four
were handed to the competent authority with the drugs, the metal objects and the
stolen Italika FT150 motorcycle, a 2026 model, for the corresponding
investigations.[1]
Case data
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AlkimiaTValkimia.tvESDetienen a cuatro personas y aseguran presunta droga en Moyahua
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No weight was published for the 27 marijuana wrappers, so no cannabis kilograms, plants or area can be recorded.
The articles give no separate date or time for the patrols; 5 November 2026 is the publication date and is used as the incident date.
No charges or court outcome were reported; the four were placed at the disposal of the competent authority for investigation.
The methamphetamine and cocaine doses in the same seizure are excluded from the cannabis figures, and no combined weight or value was given.
Both articles draw on the same official account from the state Peace and Security Construction Board; the government's own communiqué could not be opened.
The detainees' surnames are published only in the abbreviated form used in Mexico, so no full names are given.
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.
