Man and woman arrested allegedly in possession of fentanyl powder in Tijuana; he is from Guasave

State and military police They arrested a man and a woman allegedly in possession of methamphetamine powderin TijuanaBaja California, when they were traveling aboard a Toyota Tacoma pickup in the streets of the Río Tijuana neighborhood, third stage.

The detainees identified themselves as José Antonio “N”50 years old, originally from GuasaveSinaloa, and Vanessa Berenice “N”44 years old, originally from Tijuana, BC, from whom more than a kilogram of fentanyl powder valued on the black market at 200 thousand dollars was seized.

“Agents of the State Citizen Security Force (FESC), together with elements of the Secretariat of National Defense (SEDENA), gave a important blow to drug trafficking by seizing more than a kilogram of fentanyl powder, valued on the black market at 200 thousand dollars,” the Secretariat of Citizen Security of the State of Baja California announced in a statement yesterday, May 29.

According to the report, the incident took place on Insurgentes Boulevard between Paseo del Parque Street and Bernardo O’Higgins Boulevard, in the aforementioned neighborhood, where the uniformed officers intercepted a brown Toyota Tacoma pickup, model 2009 in which the detained people were traveling.

The FESC officers approached to talk to the driver about an administrative offense that he had committed moments before being intervened, and at that moment they realized that in the cabin of the vehicle there was a rectangular-shaped package, which was wrapped in tan ribbon and with a legend written in black marker.

This object was a cause for suspicion, so both people were required to get out of the vehicle, confirming that it was a white powder with the characteristics of the synthetic substance known as fentanylwith an approximate weight of 1029.1 grams.

For this reason, the man and woman were arrested and placed at the disposal of the Attorney General’s Office of the Republic (FGR).

The SSCBC affirmed that it will continue working to combat the causes of violence, removing illicit substances and firearms from the streets of the seven municipalities of the state.

“An invitation is made to the population to make reports on emergency cases to the line 911 and to anonymously report any crime to the line 089since security is all of us,” the agency pointed out.

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Graduate in Communication Sciences from the University of the West, with specialization in Organizational Communication, in Sinaloa, Mexico. I currently work as a current news editor of local, national and international interest for the Debate newspaper for its website www.debate.com.mx since 2017. During my stay at this publishing house I have followed relevant events that have had a significant impact to humanity from an objective perspective, such as conflicts between governments and violence, as well as natural disasters that have caused regrettable losses. Likewise, I have transmitted inspiring stories to readers, many of them because they are social in nature where solidarity and citizen union are required. Committed to social causes, freedom and truth.

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