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7 people disappear in Bahia de Los Angeles
From Bcs Nota Roja Bcs on FB... (translation by FB)
SIETE PERSONAS DESAPARECEN EN BAHÍA DE LOS ANGELES; HAY INDICIOS DE INTERVENCIÓN DEL CRIMEN ORGANIZADO
.= Siete personas, entre ellas un menor de edad, fueron reportadas como desaparecidas tras haber sido presuntamente privadas de la libertad el pasado
1 de junio, cuando se dirigían al rancho La Misión desde Bahía de los Ángeles.
De acuerdo con información recopilada por autoridades y fuentes locales, los desaparecidos viajaban en una camioneta Tahoe verde modelo 2002 y
partieron alrededor de la 1:00 p.m. Fueron interceptados en ruta por un comando armado, quien los condujo hacia la zona de Nuevo Rosarito, un punto
clave en la región vinculado a actividades del crimen organizado.
Las víctimas han sido identificadas como Jesús Manuel Cortéz Rodríguez (22 años), Anthon Díaz Álvarez (17), Omar Antonio Espinoza Sandoval
(18), Daniel Alberto Díaz Fuerte (17), Edgar Alberto Díaz Zurita (40), Josué Pérez García (20) y uno más sin identificar. La mayoría son
pescadores locales y estudiantes.
Investigaciones señalan como posibles responsables a integrantes del grupo delictivo conocido como "los Huesos" brazo armado de un operador criminal
apodado “El Marino”, quien controla actividades ilícitas en la región bajo órdenes de los hermanos Arzate.
Se presume que las víctimas fueron llevadas a una casa de seguridad de la zona como parte de una operacion de dicho grupo criminal, aunque hasta el
momento no se ha confirmado su paradero ni se ha establecido contacto alguno.
Esperemos que pronto las autoridades estatales y federales inicien operativos en la región. La situación pone en evidencia el nivel de control
territorial que ejercen grupos criminales en el norte de Baja California, así como la impunidad con la que operan en comunidades rurales. El grupo de
"Los Huesos" se ha dedicado al cobro de piso, extorsiones a pescadores, levantones y torturas sin que les pongan un alto.
Esta nota se encuentra en desarrollo. Información en actualización conforme avancen las investigaciones.
. =SEVEN PEOPLE DISAPPEAR IN LOS ANGELES BAY; THERE ARE INDICATIONS OF ORGANIZED CRIME INTERVENTION
. = Seven people, including a minor, were reported missing after being allegedly deprived of liberty last June 1, while heading to La Mission Ranch
from Los Angeles Bay.
According to information gathered by authorities and local sources, the missing were traveling in a 2002 green Tahoe pickup truck and left around 1:00
p.m. They were intercepted en route by an armed command, who led them to the area of Nuevo Rosarito, a key point in the region linked to activities of
organized crime.
The victims have been identified as Jesus Manuel Cortéz Rodriguez (22 years old), Anthon Diaz Alvarez (17), Omar Antonio Espinoza Sandoval (18),
Daniel Alberto Diaz Fuerte (17), Edgar Alberto Diaz Zurita (40), Josué Perez Garcia (20) and one more unidentified. Most are local fishermen and
students.
Investigations point out as possible responsible members of the criminal group known as "the Bones" armed arm of a criminal operator nicknamed "El
Marino", who controls illegal activities in the region under the orders of the Arzate brothers.
It is presumed that the victims were taken to a safe house in the area as part of an operation by the criminal group, although so far their
whereabouts have not been confirmed nor any contact has been established.
Hopefully soon state and federal authorities will begin operations in the region. The situation highlights the level of territorial control carried
out by criminal groups in northern Baja California, as well as the impunity they operate in rural communities. The group of "Los Huesos" has devoted
themselves to taking ground, extortions to fishermen, lifting and torture without stopping them.
This note is in development. Update information as investigations progresses.
[Edited on 6-3-2025 by mtgoat666]
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Nuevo Rosarito is the village on highway 1 where the road to Mission San Borja starts. I was there last year when I went to Mission San Borja. I
haven't yet found La Mission Ranch marked on a map of the area. I wonder if it is the ranch at Mission San Borja.
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I was in there myself last year, in fact I had a tire repaired in Nuevo Rosarito.
I didn't get any bad vibes at the shop, or anywhere else on that visit. There was a well-attended running event on the dirt road crossing over to the
paved road to B.D.L.A. with support vehicles, shade and water stops along the way.
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
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BOLA is so remote and small, but so many bad things have happened there. And now disappearing 7 people at once in broad daylight on the main road.
Horrible.
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Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666  | | BOLA is so remote and small, but so many bad things have happened there. And now disappearing 7 people at once in broad daylight on the main road.
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Is possible 1 of those guys is not a boy scout.... Not good for the others with him for sure. Bum deal.
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I just read was one of the victims has escaped. No details.
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"... the area of Nuevo Rosarito, a key point in the region linked to activities of organized crime." Good to know. Cross that off the List.
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| Quote: Originally posted by wilderone | | "... the area of Nuevo Rosarito, a key point in the region linked to activities of organized crime." Good to know. Cross that off the List.
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There are two popular highway restaurants there, plus the little 'Cactus Motel'. A lot of good people are there, too. That flashy line from some
activist reporter may be mostly fantasy. Be careful everywhere, including San Diego and especially Los Angeles! 
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Thanks for the post. Let us know if you learn more.
Can you post a link to where you got the info?
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | | Quote: Originally posted by wilderone | | "... the area of Nuevo Rosarito, a key point in the region linked to activities of organized crime." Good to know. Cross that off the List.
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There are two popular highway restaurants there, plus the little 'Cactus Motel'. A lot of good people are there, too. That flashy line from some
activist reporter may be mostly fantasy. Be careful everywhere, including San Diego and especially Los Angeles! |
Dk,
Just recently 13 people were killed in shootout in punta prieta. And there were also recent shootouts in rural areas around turtle bay, vizcaino,
etc.
There is some sketchy stuff going on right now in rural baja….
Comparing crime in rural and small town baja to large urban areas in usa is ridiculous…
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Yes it is. So, you will travel in high crime US cities but not in rare crime Baja rural areas? I get that you are cautious but do foreigners, who
don't traffic drugs, need to boycott the peninsula?
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No, only suspect that by the negativity.
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Don’t have to believe the media.
But, how is a kidnapping not negative? And, how is this activism?
US Marines: providing enemies of America an opportunity to die for their country since 1775.
What I say before any important decision.
F*ck it.
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Activism definition:
the use of direct and noticeable action to achieve a result, usually a political or social one
If it weren't for activists, we'd all still be living like cavemen, all countries would be run by kings and nothing would ever change.
However, some people these days have decided it's a dirty word, and only applies to those in the opposite political party, applying it to anyone who
vocally opposes their politics. And apparently think "activism" equals negativity. Ignorance abounds.
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Sadly, they found a burial site near san borja mission. Authorities are investigating today.
https://zetatijuana.com/2025/06/buscaran-en-una-fosa-clandes...
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A delegation of agents from the State Attorney General's Office (FGE) will travel in a few hours to the Bahía de los Ángeles delegation, very close
to the San Borja Mission where this Thursday, June 5, a clandestine grave was located.
The discovery occurred when investigation agents were searching for eight missing people.
On Sunday, June 1, relatives reported to the authorities that eight people, including a minor, were missing. According to witnesses, they saw the
group in a Tahoe truck driving from Bahía de los Ángeles towards the Ejido Nuevo Rosarito. During the journey, they encountered an armed commando
and from there they lost track of them.
The missing are identified as: Jesús Manuel Cortez Rodríguez, 22 years old, Anthon Díaz Alvarez, 17 years old, Omar Antonio Sandoval, 18 years old,
Josué Pérez García, 20 years old, Edgar Alberto Díaz Zurita, 40 years old, and Daniel Alberto Díaz Fuerte, 17 years old.
There are two more people whose identity is unknown. The missing are from Baja California Sur, some from Guerrero Negro.
The operation in San Borja is made up of elements of the FGE, as well as the Secretariat of National Defense (SEDENA) who will carry out the work to
extract the bodies from the grave.
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one more murder yesterday - close to Nuevo Rosarito
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=684318014413336&set...
Harald Pietschmann
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Not that it makes any difference, but the article is from May 31st.
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good point! Makes me feel much safer.
Harald Pietschmann
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