Suspected Cartel Leader “El Cariser” Apprehended in Puebla, Transferred to Tabasco
Puebla, Mexico – Authorities have apprehended Angel Javier ‘N’, also known as “El Cariser” or “The Little Angel,” a figure allegedly linked to organized crime and multiple homicides in Tabasco. The arrest occurred on the Free Municipality Boulevard in Puebla,during a joint security operation involving federal and local law enforcement.
Following his capture, “El Cariser” was immediately transferred to Tabasco via air for prosecution. The transfer was reportedly secured by federal security personnel. He is currently facing proceedings before a control judge,with accusations pointing to his involvement in organized crime and a connection to numerous homicides in Tabasco.
No Operations in Puebla, State Security Secretariat Confirms
Despite his apprehension in Puebla, Francisco Sánchez González, head of the State Public Security Secretariat (SSP), clarified that “El cariser” did not conduct criminal activities within the state. According to Sánchez González, the suspect’s presence in Puebla was a tactic to evade authorities amidst ongoing operations in Tabasco.
The SSP official also commented on the alleged ties of “El Cariser” and the “La Barredora” group to Senator and former presidential candidate Adán augusto López. Sánchez González noted that while “La Barredora” operates in both Puebla and Tabasco, their criminal activities differ. He also indicated a potential link between the group and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), stating that while some activities, such as fuel theft (“huachicoleo”), overlap between the two states, othre criminal enterprises, like migrant trafficking, are distinct. However, he suggested that these differentiated operations likely serve the same overarching criminal institution.
