Jalisco regional police officers found the cannabis plot while on ground reconnaissance patrols near the El Salvador delegation of Tequila municipality.[1] The plot held approximately 83,200 marijuana plants described as cannabis sativa.[2] After confirming the crop, officers destroyed it on the site by uprooting the plants and burning them.[3] Police collected representative samples of the plants and handed them to the federal prosecutor as evidence.[4]

The Federal Attorney General’s Office (FGR) opened an investigation file for crimes against health over the find.[2] The regional police notified the FGR’s regional-control prosecution unit (FECOR), which is handling the case follow-up.[1] Authorities reported no detentions during the operation and named no suspects.[4]

The find was reported at Tequila, Jalisco on 6 November 2026.[2] The federal investigation continued in order to clarify the circumstances of the planting and to identify those responsible.[1] The detailed account cites FGR official release DPE/5056/2026 as the source of the circumstances.[1]

The regional-control prosecution unit of the federal Attorney General’s Office will continue the investigation to determine where the crop came from and to identify possible responsible people.[5]