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Posts Tagged weapons cache
Jalisco, Mexico: Mexican Troops Seize Cartel Arsenal
Posted by Jack Sinclair in News on 15/Oct/2010 15:30
“Army troops confiscated drugs and an arsenal including rocket-launchers from a house in the western state of Jalisco, Mexico’s defense department said.Soldiers discovered the weapons after receiving a tip about the presence of armed men at the home in the Agua Blanca neighborhood of the city of Zapopan.
The cache included 51 rifles and 49 handguns, two rocket-launchers, 20 grenades and nearly 38,000 rounds of ammunition, the defense department said.”
http://www.borderlandbeat.com/2010/10/mexican-troops-seize-cartel-arsenal.html
9 arrested, weapons cache confiscated in Mexico
Posted by Jack Sinclair in Opinion on 11/Oct/2010 18:14
“It looks like you can get whatever guns you want in Mexico. Face it, if they have the network in place to get drugs from Central America and meth ingredients from Asia, the cartels have the network in place to get whatever weapons they want, from wherever they want.
Maybe if the people of Mexico were armed they wouldn’t have to cower beneath a corrupt government and criminals. Until the people down there are armed you’ll keep licking both of their boots.”
– by Anonymous
In response to a citizen complaint about the presence of armed persons, authorities arrested nine males, and confiscated the following weapons in Amacueca, Jal.:
http://www.borderlandbeat.com/2010/10/recent-military-ops.html