Overview
- State security chief Laureano Carrillo said two cloned patrol vehicles tied to crimes were identified in Tijuana in 2022 and 2024.
- A separate case involved digitally manipulated footage intended to falsely incriminate the state force in a property dispossession.
- The inquiry into an alleged National Guard role in a recent home robbery continues with no determination of involvement or reported arrests.
- The National Guard’s internal control unit traveled to Baja California and the Fiscalía General de la República holds the primary case file.
- Authorities verified at least three additional events with Tijuana’s municipality and continue targeted operations in Chapultepec and Hipódromo, noting cloned units mimicked both state and municipal patrols.