Tulum, Quintana Roo — Authorities seized more than 150 doses of various narcotics and arrested two men during separate operations in Tulum, officials said.
The first arrest involved Abezaid “N,” 30, who was caught with over 100 doses of drugs including cocaine, crystal meth, crack, marijuana, and tussi, a synthetic drug increasingly common in tourist areas. The operation was a joint effort by security forces, investigators from the State Prosecutor’s Office, and the Mexican Army.
In the second case, Jose Antonio “N,” 33, originally from the State of Mexico, was arrested with more than 57 doses, primarily marijuana and tussi. Both arrests occurred while the suspects were caught in the act, allowing immediate seizure of the substances.
The suspects were handed over to the State Prosecutor’s Office of Quintana Roo, where investigations are ongoing. Authorities have not disclosed the exact locations of the arrests or whether the two men are linked to each other or to any drug distribution network.
The operations are part of ongoing efforts in Tulum to curb small-scale drug sales, which continue to occur in urban and tourist areas of the destination.
