Overview
- Mexico’s Defense Ministry says Nemesio Oseguera-Cervantes was wounded in a Tapalpa raid and died during transport to Mexico City.
- Authorities say the raid was carried out in coordination with U.S. forces through a joint interagency group and U.S. Northern Command.
- Officials report four suspects killed at the scene, three more who later died including Oseguera-Cervantes, two detainees, seized armored vehicles and heavy weapons, and three soldiers wounded.
- Jalisco’s governor declared an emergency as CJNG-linked arson and roadblocks spread across key cities, suspending public transport and prompting temporary flight cancellations to Puerto Vallarta.
- Reports describe roadblocks affecting routes to the border city of Reynosa and unrest reaching as many as 20 states, with several professional soccer matches postponed for safety.