Breaking News: Narco-Flyers in Culiacán Demand "Operation Swarm" Against Sinaloa‘s Rocha Moya
In an audacious display of defiance, narco-traffickers launched flyers from a small aircraft over Culiacán, Sinaloa, targeting the state’s security commissioner, Rubén Rocha Moya. The incidents, reported by multiple local news outlets, have left authorities on high alert.
The first incident involved the distribution of flyers featuring a message directed at Commissioner Rocha Moya, according to El Tiempo de México. The flyers, reportedly dropped from a light aircraft, bore the chilling message: "Lanzó narcoavioneta volantes en Culiacán con mensaje para Harfuch," suggesting a bold challenge to the state’s law enforcement.
Subsequent reports from Proceso and El Financiero revealed that the flyers carried images of Commissioner Rocha Moya and demanded an "Operation Enjambre" (Swarm Operation), implying a targeted offensive against the commissioner and his forces. The message, scrawled in bold, capital letters, was clear: the narco-groups were issuing an ultimatum.
Adding fuel to the fire, 24 Horas el Diario Sin Limites reported that the flyers also alleged widespread corruption within Rocha Moya’s ranks, with the commissioner himself implicated in the scandal. The claims, if proven true, could have far-reaching implications for the state’s security apparatus.
As the dust settles, authorities are scrambling to identify the perpetrators and mitigate the potential fallout. The brazen display of power by the narco-traffickers has raised serious concerns about the state’s ability to combat organized crime and maintain security in the region. The coming days will undoubtedly see increased pressure on Commissioner Rocha Moya and the state government to respond effectively to this latest challenge from the shadows.
