The State Attorney General's Office made the revelations that the Jalisco New Generation Cartel ( JNG ) was involved in the investigation into the car bombing that occurred in the Coahuayana, Michoacan municipality. within this invasion.

Five people were killed and 12 were hurt in the attack, which occurred on December 6 in front of the above municipality's group police.

The Attorney General of Mexico, Carlos Torres Pina, confirmed that the blast was caused by a mildly detonated explosive device, which showed the strategies used by criminal organizations in the area during a press conference announcing the development of the research.

" The investigation started in Michoacan," the source said. The established told the media that" we have located the faces of those who may own remotely detonated the device," which would reveal the dynamics of this unfortunate event.

According to Torres Pina, "given the tensions in the area, it is obvious that it could have been the Jalisco gang against the officers of the neighborhood of Coahuayana. "

Following a car explosion in front of the aforementioned facilities, the Government of Mexico, through the Attorney General's Office ( FGR ), opened an investigation into organized crime. Hector Zepeda Navarrete, alias" El Comandante Teto," who was identified as a former member of the self-defense organizations that formed in 2014 to fight the then-Knights Templar gang, is the head of the Society Police. According to EFE, the state police officials are stationed in Coahuayana and work in collaboration with the National Guard, the Mexican Army, and the Navy. Because it serves as a way for cocaine trafficking from South America, the Mexican Navy maintains continuous operations at sea in the towns of Lazaro Cardenas, Aquila, and Coahuayana. The Community Police of Aquila and Coahuayana and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel ( CJNG ) have engaged in a significant verbal exchange on the Michoacan coast in an effort to control the flow of drug trafficking. Following the murder of Uruapan's president Carlos Manzo during a public occasion on November 1st, the Day of the Dead events, Mexico has increased security in Michoacan since November 10.

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