SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, S.L.P. — During a routine preventive patrol, a joint security deployment involving the Guardia Nacional, the State Civil Guard (GCE), and the Mexican Army successfully secured 112 kilograms of suspected marijuana in a rural area of the capital.
The operation took place on an unpaved road situated in the Angostura Norte fraction, near a local soccer field in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. According to official reports, the multi-agency task force was conducting regular surveillance rounds aimed at deterring criminal activities in outlying communities when they located the abandoned illicit substances.
Authorities detailed that the operation proceeded without incident, and no immediate arrests were made at the scene. The confiscated material was immediately secured and transferred under heavy guard to the appropriate prosecuting authorities to initiate the corresponding legal proceedings and formal investigations.
"Coordinated territorial patrols remain vital for maintaining public safety and restricting the movement of unauthorized substances across rural corridors,"
local security analysts noted regarding the ongoing state-federal patrols.
Community representatives in nearby neighborhoods voiced cautious optimism regarding the continuous presence of security forces, emphasizing the importance of keeping rural paths monitored to protect local families and youth recreational areas.
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