**Threats Made in Narcomanta Against Former Federal Deputy Armando Reyes**
A narcomanta was discovered hanging on the railing of the bridge at El Gallo traffic junction, located at the intersection of Reforma and Esmeralda streets in the Valle Dorado neighborhood, Ensenada. The sign was found on the morning of Monday, October 14, 2024, and made explicit threats against former federal deputy Armando Reyes and Raúl Edgardo Millán, accusing them of fraud and corruption.
The ominous message, written in black and red letters, was signed by “La Maña.” It demanded the return of money and weapons, threatening severe consequences if their demands were not met. The narcomanta was reported to the authorities by the C-5 system around 6:48 AM.
The message stated: “This is for you, scammer rat Raúl Edgardo Millán. Return the money or the weapons you promised, you, along with the corrupt Armando Reyes from San Quintín, will suffer the consequences. Regards, La Maña.”
In response, the State Investigation Agency collected the evidence, and experts were brought in to process the narcomanta.
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**Secondary Article: Gun Violence in Baja California Continues to Rise**
In related developments, the region of Baja California has been experiencing a rise in violent incidents. Most recently, a sub-commander of the State Attorney General’s Office was shot dead in Tijuana on October 14, 2024. This tragic event underscores the ongoing security challenges faced by law enforcement in the area.
Furthermore, recent days saw the apprehension of a man with cocaine in Tijuana, though discrepancies remain between the accounts of Sedena and municipal police about the quantity seized. The tension within the legal system is further highlighted as 25 magistrates and 4 judges opted not to participate in elections, describing the situation as “humiliating.”
Authorities continue efforts to combat the escalating violence, but the community remains on edge amid these continuous threats and criminal activities.