111 vapes seized in Salamanca parcels; 42 held suspected marijuana
Guanajuato state police say K9 dog Momo flagged 12 parcels in a Salamanca messaging firm holding 111 vapes, 42 apparently with marijuana, plus parts for two long guns. The seized items were placed at the disposal of the corresponding authorities; no detainees were reported.
Guanajuato state police say their K9 dog Momo flagged 12 suspicious parcels
during a preventive inspection inside a parcel and messaging company in
Salamanca.[1][2]Momo is a canine officer of the Fuerzas de Seguridad Pública del
Estado, the state public-security force, and worked the inspection with his
handler.[3]Officers seized the contents and placed them at the disposal of
the corresponding authorities.[3]
The 12 parcels held 111 vaping devices, 42 of them apparently containing
marijuana.[3][2]Officers also found components for assembling two long guns and
two magazines.[1]The suspected marijuana was packed in vape-type products
alongside the weapon parts.[3]
State security chief Juan Mauro González Martínez said other forms of movement
such as messaging services must also be watched.[3]He urged anyone with
information on the illicit movement or sale of weapons or substances to report
it anonymously to 089.[3]
TV4 Noticias likewise reported 111 vapes, 42 with suspected marijuana, plus
parts for two long guns and two magazines, secured in 12 parcels.[4]
The inspection also found enough parts to assemble two long guns and two magazines.[2]
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Source: Periódico AMVaping devices and parcels detected by the K9 unit in the Salamanca parcel firm. Photo: @noticierosenlineabajio via Informativo Ágora.Photo details
Periódico AMam.com.mxESMomo, de las FSPE, detecta droga y fusiles desarmados en paquetería de Salamanca
TV4 Noticiastv4noticias.comESAseguran 111 vapeadores y piezas para ensamblar armas largas en paquetería de Salamanca
Open questions the AI reported
No weight was published for the suspected marijuana, only 42 vape devices, so no kilograms can be recorded.
The 111 total includes vapes not described as containing marijuana; only the 42 are treated as the cannabis component and no combined total is counted as cannabis.
No arrests, names, charges or court outcome were reported; the items were only described as placed at the disposal of the corresponding authorities.
No separate inspection date was published; 7 November 2026 is the earliest publication date, with La Silla Rota and AM publishing on 8 November.
No value, origin, destination, sender or recipient was reported for the parcels.
Ágora dates the event to 9 November 2026, while the report uses 7 November 2026 from the earliest publication date; no source gives a confirmed inspection date.
Capital Guardia Municipal officers seized about 47.3 grams of marijuana abandoned in a bag in the Juan Ruiz de Alarcón park in colonia Virreyes, San Luis Potosí. The man seen allegedly consuming the drug fled and was not detained; the packaged herb was sent to the State Attorney General's Office for investigation.
Municipal, state and army officers seized 31 parcels of suspected marijuana and 23 wrappers of a substance like crystal in San Juan de Abajo, Bahía de Banderas, plus an abandoned Honda XR motorcycle. No one was arrested after the rider reportedly fled, and prosecutors were left to identify him.
National Guard officers found about 1.585 kg of suspected marijuana, 56 vape devices with apparent cannabis oil, three cigarettes and 15 gummies in parcels at Querétaro International Airport, plus an object resembling a firearm. Federal prosecutors opened an investigation into offences against health and transport of a firearm, and no arrests were reported.
Federal forces seized five abandoned vehicles, 15 long guns, 1,681 cartridges and a bag of marijuana in two operations near Caminaguato and El Tepuche, Sinaloa. Everything seized was handed to prosecutors, while authorities put the combined loss to criminal groups at 6,182,000 pesos.
