Nine charged in Cancún drug trafficking cases

Cancún, Mexico — The State Attorney General’s Office confirmed that nine individuals have been charged in Cancún for drug trafficking, after presenting compelling evidence before different control judges. The arrests and charges occurred in independent operations conducted in this municipality as part of the fight against crimes against public health.

First Case: Possession of Marijuana and Cocaine

In the first judicial action, Gabriel “N” was charged with simple possession of marijuana and cocaine. The judge determined that he will remain in preventive detention for the duration of the process to avoid risks of evasion or recidivism.

Likewise, the Attorney General’s Office reported that Guy Alain “N”, Fernando Aldair “N” and José Eduardo “N” face charges for possession of the narcotic cannabis sativa. In the case of José Eduardo “N”, the charge was elevated to possession with intent to supply, which implies greater criminal responsibility due to the intention of distribution.

Two More Detainees for Possession with Intent to Supply

In separate actions, Francisco Ladislao “N” and Ramses Farid “N” were also charged with crimes against public health, after being found in possession of marijuana with intent to supply. Both will remain subject to the judicial process while complementary investigations advance.

On the other hand, Dilan Sleither “N” received a charging order for possession with intent to supply cannabis sativa and cocaine. Due to the seriousness of the case, the judge ordered justified preventive detention throughout the process.

Finally, Rolando “N” and José Luis “N” were charged with crimes against public health in the variant of supplying cannabis sativa and cocaine.