Controversy Ignited: Chihuahua Prosecutor's Office Claims 'Foreigners' Were Present in Drug Operation
· Telemundo McAllen (KTLM)
MEXICO CITY – The Chihuahua Prosecutor's Office in northern Mexico confirmed on Tuesday that days before a drug operation conducted between April 16 and 19, 'four foreign individuals' were seen, identified as alleged CIA agents, who 'interacted' with local officers. In a press conference, Wendy Chávez, head of the Specialized Unit of the State Attorney General's Office (FGE), stated that as of April 16, 'it has been corroborated, based on new information, including videos from surveillance points,' that four unidentified individuals, dressed in civilian clothes and without any distinctive insignia of a corporation or security agency, joined the convoy of authorities departing from the city of Chihuahua. On April 19, two alleged agents linked to the U.S. Embassy and two officials from the State Investigation Agency (AEI) of Chihuahua died in a traffic accident while returning from the operation against a drug lab. Chávez also mentioned that 'a pattern of interaction and informal engagement' has been found between these foreign individuals, the director of the State Investigation Agency (AEI), and other members of the FGE. Furthermore, she noted that these individuals 'were not wearing tactical uniforms of the AEI nor any official insignia of that corporation.'
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