A significant operation conducted in the Limones community of Bacalar, Quintana Roo, led to the dismantling of a criminal cell associated with the Caborca Cartel, resulting in the arrest of eight individuals. The operation involved 15 simultaneous searches authorized by control judges as part of ongoing investigations into low-level drug dealing in the region. The arrests included both men and women, with one suspect, Santos Eduardo 'N', reportedly having an outstanding warrant for previous assault charges.

According to the Quintana Roo Attorney General's Office, the arrested individuals were identified as Heydi Esmeralda 'N', Beatriz 'N', Elvira Judith 'N', Zeili Mariela 'N', Jesús Emmanuel 'N', René 'N', Cristian Jafed 'N', and Santos Eduardo 'N'. Preliminary investigations suggest that the operations were coordinated through messaging groups, indicating a structured approach to their criminal activity. The operation reflects ongoing efforts by law enforcement to combat drug-related crime in the state.

The Caborca Cartel, which has been noted for its growing influence in the region, remains a focal point for law enforcement as they strive to dismantle drug trafficking networks. This operation underscores the Mexican authorities' commitment to curbing the violence and illegal activities associated with organized crime, particularly in tourist-heavy areas like Quintana Roo, where drug-related incidents can significantly impact local safety and the economy.