Three Cuban citizens were arrested on the night of this Friday and accused of drug dealing, during an operation carried out by the police of the Mexican state of Hidalgo in the municipality of Mineral de Reforma.
The Cubans, along with a Guatemalan and a Mexican, are members of a gang that is dedicated to extorting the residents and merchants of the area.
According to the police report, drugs, motorcycles, and documents were seized that link them to drug trafficking and possible extortions through "drop by drop" loans in several municipalities of that Mexican state.
The authorities did not provide details about the detainees, although they urged the public not to hesitate to report them if they recognize them.
"The suspects and the seized objects have been placed at the disposal of justice, and investigations continue to dismantle this criminal network," states the local media Pachuca Informa.
Recently, a woman and a man of Cuban origin were arrested in the same locality after the police carried out an operation in several nightclubs in Tizayuca.
In that operation, the police also seized more than 300 doses of suspected drugs.
The entity identified those involved in these events by their initials, making it impossible to determine their identities. However, the aforementioned medium specifies that they are a man and a woman of Cuban nationality named M. F. M. and M. A. R.
In Pachuca, seventeen Cubans were also detained during a drug operation conducted by the police.
The network was composed of 20 foreigners, including three Venezuelans and the mentioned Cubans, from whom 100 doses of synthetic drugs, known as "crystal," and 83 doses of marijuana were seized, authorities reported.
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