**Threatening Narcomant Seen Hung in Ensenada Targeting Ministerial Agent**
A threatening message, known as a narcomant, was discovered hanging on the railing of the El Gallo traffic node bridge in Ensenada. This alarming find was reported early Monday morning, October 14, at the intersection of Reforma and Esmeralda streets in the Valle Dorado neighborhood.
The narcomant, with menacing words inscribed in black and red letters, specifically named two individuals: Raúl Edgardo Millán and Armando Reyes Arredondo. The latter is an agent of the State Prosecutor’s Office and has been associated with allegations of fraud and corruption.
Signed by a group identified as “La Maña,” the message demanded the return of money and weapons that were promised, warning of severe consequences if the demands were not met. Authorities were notified of the banner at approximately 6:48 a.m. through the C-5 system.
The message read: “This is for you, rat thief Raúl Edgardo Millán, return the money or the weapons you promised. You and the ministry rat who comes cast from San Quintín, Armando Reyes, this will cost you,” concluded with an ominous warning from “La Maña.”
Investigators from the State Investigative Agency were dispatched to collect the evidence, and the presence of forensic experts was requested to process the scene.
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**Related News: Emergence of Narco Violence in Baja California**
Baja California continues to face challenges with rising narco-violence as incidents involving threats and violent acts are on the rise. Reports indicate an increase in criminal activities linked to drug cartels, causing widespread concern among residents and law enforcement alike.
In a separate incident, a deputy commander of the State Prosecutor’s Office was gunned down in Tijuana, reflecting the severity of cartel influence in the region. Furthermore, frequent reports of shootings and narcotics trafficking have put immense pressure on authorities to restore security and order.
As communities grapple with these challenges, there is a growing call for more robust measures and joint efforts among local, state, and federal authorities to combat the organized crime networks that continue to threaten the stability and safety of the region’s inhabitants.