Sinaloa under heightened security

Federal leaders unveil anti-violence strategy

This Tuesday, at the direction of President Claudia Sheinbaum, Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection of Mexico Omar García Harfuch and Secretary of National Defense General Ricardo Trevilla Trejo met with Governor Rubén Rocha Moya to address the current wave of violence in the state.

Following the meeting, authorities outlined agreements to reinforce security operations in Culiacán and surrounding municipalities. The federal government will deploy additional personnel from the Mexican Army and the National Guard while bolstering intelligence and investigative efforts to combat violence.

The plan’s key components include targeting root causes, enhancing intelligence and investigative work with multidisciplinary teams, and collaborating with investigators and analysts from the Attorney General’s Office.

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What Will the National Guard Do in Culiacán?

The National Guard will focus on community engagement and citizen assistance during upcoming cultural, sports, and artistic events in the state capital. Following a regional assessment of crime patterns, a special forces unit will be deployed to reduce violent homicides statewide.

Recibimos la visita del General Secretario de la @SEDENAmx Ricardo Trevilla y del Secretario de @SSPCMexico @OHarfuch. Celebramos una reunión de trabajo fructífera en la que se ratificó el apoyo irrestricto para Sinaloa de la presidenta @ClaudiaShein, de las Fuerzas Armadas y de… pic.twitter.com/XX6xA8VAaO
— Rubén Rocha Moya (@rochamoya_) October 8, 2024

SSPC Reaffirms Commitment in Sinaloa

The SSPC has pledged to strengthen intelligence and investigation measures by creating specialized work units and multidisciplinary teams with support from the Attorney General’s Office, enlisting analysts and expert investigators from both agencies.

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