"The Princesa de Tláhuac" and his sister, heirs of one of the most violent cartels in Mexico, were arrested

The Office of the Attorney General of the Republic (FGR), in coordination with the Secretary of the Navy, arrested the Girls of Felipe de Jesús Pérez Luna "El Ojos"who was the founder of Cartel of Tláhuac.

The two detainees are half-sisters of Luis Felipe Pérez Flores, "The felipillo"who was arrested a week ago at Plaza Pabellón Cuemanco, south of Mexico City.

According to reports, the authorities carried out 8 searches simultaneously, 7 of them at Tláhuac City Hall and one more at Tecámac, State of Mexico.

The simultaneous execution of the search warrants resulted in the arrest of Diana Karen Perez Rodríguez, that they nickname "The princess of Tláhuac" and who is identified by the federal government as the successor from "El Felipillo".

According to the authorities, Diana Karen was in charge of the organizations criminal after the arrest of his half-brother on March 4 by elements of the RGF. His capture was made in the colony The sea.

For its part, Samantha Pérez Rodríguez, nicknamed "The Sam" and also half-sister of "El Felipillo", was arrested in the colony Miguel Hidalgo. He is identified as the financial operator of the criminal group. Beside her, he stopped Mauricio Juárez Colosio, presumed member from the same cartel.

Reports from various local media indicate that "The princess of Tláhuac" was located in a private property, where he was badured of a .25 caliber firearm, money and 14 cell phones.

While the other two detainees were confiscated two vehicles, several narcotics, five mobile phones, a gramera ladder and a computer.

The detainees and confiscated items were made available to the Federal Public Prosecutor (MPF). In addition, the authorities found identity documents, radio communication equipment and a cap with the acronym CCT in the Tecámac building.

"El Felipillo" and the cartel of Tláhuac

"El Felipillo" was the heir to the criminal group after the death of his father, who He was killed in July 2017 by elements of the navy after a confrontation.

In January 2019, Jesús Orta MartínezHead of the Capital Security Secretariat, badured that it was already working with elements of the Federal and Army Police to stop executions and to stop "El Felipillo".