National Guard Seizes 5 Kilograms of Ketamine From Abandoned Suitcase at Cancún Airport
National Guard officers found about five kilograms of ketamine in an unclaimed suitcase at Cancún International Airport.
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National Guard officers found about five kilograms of ketamine in an unclaimed suitcase at Cancún International Airport.
A joint operation in Tulum led to arrests after a gunman's weapon jammed during an attack on a tortilla shop…
Federal prosecutors won prison terms for nine people in the 'El Rizos' weapons case in Playa del Carmen.
Federal prosecutors incinerated over 184 kilograms of narcotics, including marijuana, cocaine and methamphetamine, in Quintana Roo.
A Cancun taxi driver has been arrested for allegedly stealing watches and gold jewelry from the body of Jonathan Succar…
Police arrested a 50-year-old woman accused of trafficking three teenagers from Chiapas and forcing them to work 12-hour days in…
Relatives of Nadia López Fitz say the FGE has given them no updates since filing a complaint over her death…
A would-be gunman fled after dropping his weapon's magazine outside a tortilla shop in downtown Tulum.
A 49-year-old snack vendor was fatally shot outside his home in Cancun's Tres Marias neighborhood after a man asked about…
Victims' lawyer says a federal amparo ruling only affects one charge; more than 300 complaints remain open.
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