Joint Federal and State Operation Leads to Arrest of El Botox’s Son in Michoacán
Cesar Alejandro “N,” the son of the alleged leader of the criminal group Los Blancos de Troya, was arrested in Michoacán’s Tierra Caliente region through the coordinated efforts of federal and state law enforcement. (Photo: infobae)
Arrest Operation and Road Blockades Expose Criminal Network in Michoacán”
According to borderlandbeat.com, Cesar Alejandro “N,” the son of Cesar Sepulveda Arellano, also known as El Botox and alleged leader of the criminal group Los Blancos de Troya, was arrested during a security operation in Michoacán’s Tierra Caliente region. This armed group has links to the notorious Los Viagras.
The 21-year-old was apprehended while driving a vehicle in the town of Cenobio Moreno within the municipality of Apatzingán, where the joint efforts of federal and state law enforcement were instrumental in the operation. He was not alone; another individual named Emmanuel “N,” aged 19, was detained in possession of a long gun, a magazine, and 28 useful cartridges, emphasizing the coordinated actions of federal and state law enforcement.
The arrest of El Botox’s son was executed through the combined efforts of federal and state law enforcement forces, underscoring the crucial role of federal and state law in maintaining public safety. This operation led to road blockades on sections of the Apatzingán-Aguililla highway, which were swiftly addressed by the cooperative work of federal and state law enforcement agencies.
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Governor Ramirez Calls for Collaboration Amid Arrest, Highlighting Challenges in Michoacán
In response to these actions by organized crime, Governor Alfredo Ramirez Bedolla expressed that they are “sterile” and “useless,” emphasizing the need for continuous collaboration between federal and state law to combat criminal activities effectively. Regarding the arrests reported, he urged the public to await official information, ensuring the integrity of the federal and state law enforcement processes.
Following his arrest, Cesar Alejandro “N” was transferred to Mexico City, escorted by federal and state law enforcement officers, and taken to the facilities of the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) located at Paseo de la Reforma 75, colonia Guerrero, in the Cuauhtémoc district.
This development underscores the ongoing challenges posed by criminal organizations and highlights the relentless efforts of federal and state law enforcement agencies in Michoacán’s troubled Tierra Caliente region.
