Overview
- Motorists filmed a large narcomanta hung on a pedestrian bridge over the Vía Rápida Poniente the night of May 29 that named and threatened Grupo Firme vocalist Eduin Caz.
- The message, signed 'La Maña,' also listed several members of the Fuerza Estatal de Seguridad Ciudadana (FESC) and accused them of involvement in the October 4, 2025 disappearance of 180 kilograms of cocaine.
- State security officers removed the banner after it was posted and the Baja California state prosecutor and local police opened initial investigations into who placed it.
- As of reporting there have been no arrests and authorities have not disclosed specific protection measures for the singer or the state personnel named in the message.
- Grupo Firme has faced prior narcomanta threats that forced show cancellations and the current incident highlights continuing risks to public figures and questions about alleged collusion between organized crime and some security forces.