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Mexican Drug Cartel Leader Arrested

A suspected drug cartel leader was arrested in Mexico, along with seven others, resulting in the seizure of drugs and weapons.

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José EnriqueEl FantasmaEl Güero Huachicol

What evidence was seized during the arrest?: Authorities seized drugs, four firearms, four magazines, 36 cartridges, and two vehicles during the arrest.
Who was arrested in Monterrey, Nuevo León?: José Enrique, alias "El Fantasma" or "El güero huachicol", was arrested in Monterrey, Nuevo León, along with seven other individuals.
What is the alleged role of the arrested individual?: He is considered the main perpetrator of violence in Santa Catarina and García municipalities and the plaza boss for the Cártel de Pacífico.
Which agencies participated in the arrest operation?: The arrest was a joint operation involving the Mexican Army, National Guard, and Fuerza Civil, utilizing intelligence from the CENFI.
What is the context of this arrest concerning the recent situation in Nuevo León?: The increase in violence and insecurity in Nuevo León in recent years is linked to organized crime; the detainees and confiscated items were handed over to the state's Attorney General's office.

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