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Army Clash with Armed Civilians in Ocotlán Leaves Two Dead and Weapons Seized


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On November 12, 2026, Mexican Army personnel responded to a report of a stolen vehicle in Ocotlán, Jalisco. They were attacked by armed civilians, leading to a shootout in the Maravillas and Lázaro Cárdenas areas. Official reports confirm two alleged aggressors were killed, one Honduran national was detained, and two people were injured — a civilian woman and one soldier. Both injured individuals are stable and out of danger after receiving medical care. Authorities seized an artisan-armored vehicle, a Barrett .50-caliber rifle, a 5.56 mm machine gun, two additional long guns, and two 40 mm grenades. The weapons were linked to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). A joint operation involving the Army, National Guard, and local authorities continues to locate remaining suspects. No roadblocks were reported.
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0 +1 Leo_Frank 3 hours ago

Umm… what? First time on the job?

1 +1 THETOTALGUY 3 hours ago

Fun times!!! hahaha

0 +1 ArkStowaway 9 hours ago

What a bunch of idiots. They should have driven through the U.S. border in 2021 when it was wide open and they were handing out free mobile phones and cash.