“La Voz” of the Tláhuac Cartel Arrested in Morelos, Mexico
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A key figure in the notorious Tláhuac Cartel, known as “La Voz” – Liliana Pérez – has been apprehended in Cuautla, morelos, marking a significant blow to the criminal organization. Authorities believe Pérez, the daughter of a former cartel leader nicknamed “The Eyes,” represented the last remaining member of the family actively involved in the cartel’s operations. This arrest signals a potential dismantling of the cartel’s core leadership structure.
Authorities stopped Liliana Pérez, the last prominent member of the family structure, according to reports.
The Fall of “La voz”
The arrest of “La Voz” took place in Cuautla, a city in the state of Morelos, Mexico. Multiple news outlets, including Infobae, Quadratín Mexico, The Universal, and Indigo, reported on the capture, highlighting the importance of this development in the ongoing fight against organized crime in the region.The moniker “La Voz” suggests a key interaction or leadership role within the Tláhuac Cartel.
Did you know? – The Tláhuac Cartel’s illicit activities included fuel theft, a lucrative criminal enterprise. They siphoned fuel from pipelines, distributing it illegally throughout the Mexico City area. This fueled their power and influence for years.
Legacy of “The Eyes” and the Tláhuac Cartel
The Tláhuac Cartel gained notoriety for its control over the illicit fuel market in the Mexico City metropolitan area. The cartel, led by the father of the arrested woman, known only as “The Eyes,” operated with impunity for years, siphoning fuel from pipelines and distributing it illegally.The cartel’s influence extended beyond fuel theft, encompassing other criminal activities.
“This arrest represents a critical step in dismantling the remaining vestiges of the Tláhuac Cartel’s power,” stated a senior official.
Implications of the Arrest
The apprehension of Liliana Pérez, the daughter of “The Eyes,” is particularly significant because she was considered the last active member of the family involved in the cartel’s operations. This suggests that law enforcement efforts have successfully targeted the core leadership an
Reader question: – What impact will this arrest have on the illicit fuel market in the Mexico City area? Will it lead to a decrease in fuel theft, or will other criminal groups fill the void left by the Tláhuac cartel?
