### Eleven-Year Prison Sentence for Man Arrested with Weapons and Methamphetamines in Tijuana
In a recent development from Tijuana, a man identified as Andrés “D” has been sentenced to eleven years in prison following a legal process carried out by the Federal Prosecutor’s Office in Baja California. The District Court in Tijuana delivered this verdict, also imposing a fine of 340 days on Andrés “D” for his involvement in crimes related to public health and violations of the Federal Law on Firearms and Explosives.
Andrés “D” was apprehended in September 2022 in the vicinity of the Guaycura neighborhood, Tijuana. During the arrest by officers from the State Preventive Police, authorities seized four long-barreled firearms, a charger, eight live cartridges, and a clear plastic bag containing 2.088 kilograms of methamphetamine from his vehicle.
The evidence gathered led to the integration of a complete investigation file by the Federal Public Ministry, which was subsequently brought to the competent judicial authority at the Tijuana Justice Center. Through an expedited legal procedure, a verdict was reached leading to the sentence now in effect.
### Related Developments in Tijuana
In a related case of legal proceedings in the region, Adan Alejandro Castellanos has been sentenced to 42 years in prison for the murder of a woman named Chayito. This case marks a significant moment in the crackdown on violent crime within the area, reflecting the judiciary’s firm stance on serious offenses.
Meanwhile, recent legislative changes have been observed, such as the Senate’s approval of a reform that empowers Taddei to make appointments in the National Electoral Institute without needing consent from its counselors, highlighting ongoing political developments within the country.
These cases indicate a focused effort on maintaining security and enforcing the rule of law amid a backdrop of socio-political changes in Tijuana and greater Mexico.