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Loot drop: Gente del Guano sicarios examine disabled enemy vehicle
Shown here are members of the Gente del Guano (GDG) looting an enemy “monstruo” (monster) up-armoured vehicle that was previously disabled.
The monstruo itself is a very typical design, a civilian vehicle up-armoured with sheet metal. There is a turret up top and extra protection for the wheels.
Among the charred remains of the vehicle was a Browning M1919 machine gun, a system frequently used by cartel monstruo turret gunners.
GDG is under the command of El Guano (Aureliano Guzmán Loera), the brother of Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán. The Gente del Guano are active primarily in Durango and Sinaloa, where they were sent to Chapo’s hometown of Badiraguato to reinforce the Chapitos against the Mayiza faction.
Shown here are members of the Gente del Guano (GDG) looting an enemy “monstruo” (monster) up-armoured vehicle that was previously disabled.
The monstruo itself is a very typical design, a civilian vehicle up-armoured with sheet metal. There is a turret up top and extra protection for the wheels.
Among the charred remains of the vehicle was a Browning M1919 machine gun, a system frequently used by cartel monstruo turret gunners.
GDG is under the command of El Guano (Aureliano Guzmán Loera), the brother of Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán. The Gente del Guano are active primarily in Durango and Sinaloa, where they were sent to Chapo’s hometown of Badiraguato to reinforce the Chapitos against the Mayiza faction.
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Forwarded from CÓDIGO Z-725
Miembro de la Gente del Venado de Carteles Unidos grabando barricada, ubicada entre los límites de Michoacán y Jalisco.
En el primer video se puede observar una ametralladora M240.
En las fotografías se pueden ver más barricadas, que de igual manera están ubicadas entre Michoacán y Jalisco.
En el primer video se puede observar una ametralladora M240.
En las fotografías se pueden ver más barricadas, que de igual manera están ubicadas entre Michoacán y Jalisco.
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CJNG sicario Baruch, who was part of the Fuerzas Especiales Union (FEU) between CJNG and Los Chapitos in Sinaloa, was reportedly killed during a battle with Mayiza sicarios on Friday in Las Iguanas, Concordia 👇
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Forwarded from Mexicanbelik 👹🇲🇽
De acuerdo al análisis que realizamos a los videos del enfrentamiento y últimas fotos que subió este sicario podemos confirmar en un 99% su muerte el pasado viernes en un encuentro armado contra el grupo flechas, los sicarios de la facción MZ grabaron a los abatidos de la facción CH/CJNG sin darse cuenta que entre ellos se encontraba este conocido sicario “BARU”.
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Recent footage of Gente del Guano sicarios affiliated with the CDS CH/FEU (CJNG/Chapiza alliance) patrolling territories in Badiraguato, Sinaloa, where fighting has occurred between GDG and sicarios of El Músico and El Mingo (FE28).
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Sicarios of Gente del Jardinero affiliated with the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación seen operating multiple drones with plastic bottles attached filled with water and what appear to be rocks/dirt as a way to practice dropping drone munitions.
📍Nayarit, Mexico.
📍Nayarit, Mexico.
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Cartel marketplace
Shown here are goods available from a Sinaloa based seller, ranging from tactical gear to small arms and even C-UAS systems.
Slide 1 shows an eight band man pack portable signal jammer which was up for sale, modelled by an armed individual. This also comes with a directional antenna, seen resting on the case. Slide 2 shows the seller’s description and slide 3 shows an additional man pack jammer.
Slide 4 shows an eight band Telsig TX-XQ08 signal jammer for sale, one of the most commonly used C-UAS systems by cartels. Fresh out of the box, it also comes with a spare charger/battery.
Slide 5 shows a Vodasafe P18 18 band handheld signal jammer in action. After the system turns on, the radio (with an interesting sticker) loses connection.
Tactical gear is often sold as shown by slides 6-8, featuring ballistic helmets and plate carriers, with “special forces” patches.
Slide 9 shows 7.62x39 magazines, of which the seller reportedly had 50 ready to go.
Disclaimer: Nothing is for sale in here
Shown here are goods available from a Sinaloa based seller, ranging from tactical gear to small arms and even C-UAS systems.
Slide 1 shows an eight band man pack portable signal jammer which was up for sale, modelled by an armed individual. This also comes with a directional antenna, seen resting on the case. Slide 2 shows the seller’s description and slide 3 shows an additional man pack jammer.
Slide 4 shows an eight band Telsig TX-XQ08 signal jammer for sale, one of the most commonly used C-UAS systems by cartels. Fresh out of the box, it also comes with a spare charger/battery.
Slide 5 shows a Vodasafe P18 18 band handheld signal jammer in action. After the system turns on, the radio (with an interesting sticker) loses connection.
Tactical gear is often sold as shown by slides 6-8, featuring ballistic helmets and plate carriers, with “special forces” patches.
Slide 9 shows 7.62x39 magazines, of which the seller reportedly had 50 ready to go.
Disclaimer: Nothing is for sale in here
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