Quintana Roo, Mexico — As part of the fight against drug retail in Quintana Roo, the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) reported the dismantling of five drug retail outlets.
Following the execution of five search warrants in the municipalities of Benito Juárez, Othón P. Blanco and Tulum, three people were also arrested for crimes against public health.
FIGHT AGAINST DRUG RETAIL: SIMULTANEOUS SEARCHES
The actions were carried out in coordination with elements of the National Defense Secretariat, National Guard, Navy Secretariat, and state and municipal police corporations, as a result of investigative and intelligence work.
The procedures allowed for the seizure of various properties allegedly used for the sale of narcotics, as well as drugs with characteristics similar to marijuana, cocaine, crack cocaine, and crystal meth.
SEARCHES, ADDRESSES AND DETAINEES BY MUNICIPALITY
Benito Juárez (Cancún) – 2 searches
- Calle Isla de los Pinos, Supermanzana 249
- Substances: marijuana
- Detainees: José Guillermo “N” and Bruno Francisco “N”
- Colonia Tucanes, Supermanzana 242
- Substances: marijuana
Othón P. Blanco (Chetumal) – 2 searches
- Calle Juan de la Barrera with avenida Primo de Verdad, colonia Primera Legislatura
- Substances: marijuana, cocaine and crack cocaine
- Calle Laguna de Bacalar corner calle Córcega, colonia Benito Juárez
- Substances: marijuana, cocaine and crack cocaine
- Detainee: Jeiber Edilberto “N”
Tulum – 1 search
- Calles Sagitario Oriente and Escorpión Norte, colonia Centro
- Substances: crystal meth and marijuana
SEIZED PROPERTIES AND LEGAL SITUATION
Upon completion of the searches, the Investigation Police placed official seals on each seized property.
Finally, the detained individuals were placed at the disposal of the Public Prosecutor’s Office, who will determine their legal situation within the corresponding constitutional term.
More Cancun
- Cancún to Open Art Sales Gallery With Works by 200 Local Creators in 2027
- Five Arrested on Drug Charges in Cancún’s Region 91
- Cancún DIF Detects 50 Child Labor Cases as Program Tracks 250 Families
- Day of the Dead Festivals Revive Cancún’s Economy as Tourists and Holiday Paychecks Flood In
- Cancún’s Day of the Dead Festival Draws More Than 110,000 Over Four Nights
More Chetumal
- Thieves Ransack Vehicle in 20 Minutes at Chetumal Sam’s Club Parking Lot
- Mara Lezama Hands 27 Instruments to Traditional Music Groups to Preserve Cultural Heritage
- Janal Pixán Debut Draws More Than 7,000 People to Calderitas
- Expofer Chetumal 2026 Closes With K-Paz de la Sierra and Edén Muñoz on Oct. 30 and 31
- Families in Chetumal Mark One Year of Casa Xibalbá Pet Crematorium Fraud With Collective Altar

