**Narco Banner Discovered at Technical Secondary School in Ensenada**
On the morning of March 26, security authorities in Ensenada discovered a “narcomanta,” or narco banner, hanging on the gates of Technical Secondary School 28 located along David Sokolow Boulevard in the Lomitas Indeco neighborhood. The finding was reported at 6:24 a.m. following an anonymous call to the Command, Control, Communication, Computing, and Quality Center (C5), prompting a swift response from public security officers.
At the site, authorities found a white piece of cloth with a message scrawled in black ink, allegedly directed toward police officials. The message threatened police officers who are reportedly involved with certain criminal factions.
After officials documented the scene and completed necessary paperwork, the banner was removed and sent to the Public Prosecutor’s Office to initiate an investigation.
**Related Incident: Narcomantas Spotted Across Mexicali**
In a related development, authorities in Mexicali reported the discovery of three narcomantas on the same day. One of these banners was specifically targeted at operational commanders of the State Force for Citizen Security (FESC), suggesting ongoing tensions and threats directed at law enforcement agencies.
These events highlight ongoing security challenges faced by authorities in the region, as criminal groups continue to exert pressure and issue threats through public displays such as narcomantas. The situation underscores the need for enhanced coordination and comprehensive strategies to tackle organized crime and ensure the safety of both law enforcement personnel and the general populace.