Authorities from the United States and Mexico announced 10 new wanted criminals on the border.
The announcement was made by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the Border Patrol, and law enforcement officers from the state of Coahuila during a press conference held on December 16.
The list is part of the “Wanted” initiative of the Del Rio Sector, a binational program that encourages the public on both sides of the border to anonymously report information about dangerous criminals wanted by law enforcement.
Anyone with information about a wanted person can report it confidentially to authorities through the following means:
By phone call or WhatsApp to 830-313-4557.
The new wanted list includes the faces of ten men wanted for various crimes such as kidnapping, femicide, homicide, and even crimes against minors.
The names of the individuals are:
José Martín Segura II, accused of indecent acts against minors.
Alonso Martínez, wanted for intentional homicide.
Luis Alfredo Olvera Abundes, for murder with extreme brutality.
Ramón Antonio Ibarra Martínez, wanted for aggravated homicide.
José Félix Pinea Méndez, accused of aggravated homicide.
César Daniel Ibarra Rodríguez, wanted for aggravated femicide.
Armando Álvarez Gaviria, for aggravated homicide.
Daniel Niño García, accused of kidnapping.
Mario Alberto Espinoza Vázquez, also wanted for kidnapping.
Edgar Enrique Torres Guzmán, accused of aggravated assault.
Photograph of the dividing wall
The photos of the ten men are displayed on posters, flyers, and billboards. They are also posted in bulletins and on billboards throughout Mexico.
For their part, U.S. Border Patrol stations will also display wanted posters at immigration checkpoints and international ports of entry in the Del Rio Sector.
On June 13, Mexican and U.S. authorities announced a list of 15 priority targets under the “Wanted” program.
According to the Border Patrol, U.S. law enforcement units collaborated with the Attorney General’s Offices of the states of Sonora and Baja California to issue the wanted posters.
Among the 15 identified targets are individuals wanted for crimes such as homicide, forced disappearance, and drug trafficking, who had documented criminal activity in Sonora, Baja California, and Arizona.
Among the prominent names on the list are Germán Hiram Robles Matas, José Luis Vélez Aguiluz, and Ronay Ulises Rivas Castro, all wanted for homicide.
Also included are individuals linked to drug trafficking, such as Tania Miranda and Ramiro Jr. Hernández, the latter also listed as a fugitive.
Of the fifteen targets, two people have already been arrested. One of them was Mariana “N,” who was located on the night of June 14 in the Del Bosque neighborhood of San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora. She was wanted for drug trafficking offenses.
The second woman was Autumn Marie “N,” arrested on June 21 in Sonora. She was served with an arrest warrant for violating her probation, related to a drug possession charge in the United States.
Source: infobae
