Crime Mexican army kills leader of Jalisco New Generation Cartel, official says

A Mexican federal official says the Mexican army has killed the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel in a military operation
February 22, 2026 at 12:35 p.m

By Fabiola SÁnchez | AP


MEXICO CITY — The Mexican army killed the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, “El Mencho,” in an operation Sunday, a federal official said.
The official, who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly, said it happened during a military operation in the western state of Jalisco.


It followed several hours of roadblocks with burning vehicles in Jalisco and other states. Such tactics are commonly used by the cartels to block military operations.

The U.S. State Department had offered a reward of up to $15 million for information leading to the arrest of El Mencho.
In February, the Trump administration designated the cartel as a foreign terrorist organization.

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[Tommy 2010 NC Channel]

The Puerto Vallarta International Airport, Jalisco region, was also attacked by the CJNG cartel. x/archive
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CJNG fighters set a Costco grocery store on fire in Puerto Vallarta. The full parking lot shows that people may have been inside shopping when CJNG fighters arrived. x/archive
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THEY HIT THE COSTCO?!?!? QUICKLY SEND IN THE BOOM SQUAD!

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

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Canadian retards "shelter" on the roof

 

[germs]

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Are we going to move in and kidnap Sheinbaum now?

 

[draggs]

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Canadian retards "shelter" on the roof

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"Edmontonians"

I see one white person there, Canadians confirmed

 

[Battlefield2142EU]

Everything that is happening in Mexico is freakily similar to events that happened in The Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter and Rain Six Vegas video games. Tom Clancy's video games were tackling cartel warfare in Mexico long before Call of Duty did. But Mexican YouTube is already making a video saying the call of duty predicting current events again like with Venezuela. Zoomers are turning Call Of Duty into The Simpsons of video games with predicting future events.

 

[Foundinglaunderer]

Isn't el mencho the head of the CJNG ?

 

[Froppy]

Very recently Mexico authorized the US to send Navy Seals into the country for 'training'

What a great idea. Let's train this military that is known to be paid off and affiliated with drug cartels. Let's teach them everything we know how to do. Nothing bad could possibly come of this.

 

[Foundinglaunderer]

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Everything that is happening in Mexico is freakily similar to events that happened in The Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter and Rain Six Vegas video games. Tom Clancy's video games were tackling cartel warfare in Mexico long before Call of Duty did. But Mexican YouTube is already making a video saying the call of duty predicting current events again like with Venezuela. Zoomers are turning Call Of Duty into The Simpsons of video games with predicting future events.

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[Return of the Freaker]

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>Quintana Roo
Uh-oh! the Yucatan region is usually pretty safe from what I understand. Merida is in Yucatan state, the next state over. Is the Ralphamale finally steamed?

 

[Dumnorix]

Have you ever noticed Mexican entrees are pretty good, but their desserts are terrible? It's a culture that can't finish anything well. I'm impressed they've managed to keep the electricity and water running in their major cities.

Xango is pretty good.

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

Reynosa is on fire and has blockades. It's directly across the border from McAllen, TX. Hopefully doesn't spill over.

 

[Captain Smollett]

Isn't el mencho the head of the CJNG ?

No, he leads GNJC, very similar but easy to mix them up with.

 

[nelly98]

steve is live. for anyone not in the know, this guy is up there with el chapo.

this is extremely rude, I don't think Steve is anywhere near as bad as El Chapo

 

[Sicko Hunter]

Mexico is a failed state and is the perfect example that the UN wet dream of everyone mixing together and creating a nondescript brown race would not only not end racism but would collapse the world into a violent hellscape. They want you mongrelized, they want you with a mid 80s IQ because it makes you easy to control.

 

[gernig]

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Everything that is happening in Mexico is freakily similar to events that happened in The Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter and Rain Six Vegas video games. Tom Clancy's video games were tackling cartel warfare in Mexico long before Call of Duty did. But Mexican YouTube is already making a video saying the call of duty predicting current events again like with Venezuela. Zoomers are turning Call Of Duty into The Simpsons of video games with predicting future events.

Can we go 5 minutes on the thunderdome without mentioning a modern pop culture/video game reference?

 

[MJ2026]

https://x.com/All_Source_News/status/2025672524344729897

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It's one thing to argue that America shouldn't get involved in regions across the world like in the Middle East or South America (although I salute my fellow country-men for their operation in Venezuela), but Mexico's our next-door neighbor.

Seeing that message threatening regular families, including children, is getting my blood to boil. I'm a pacifist, but the moment you target harmless folks, especially the children, I feel encouraged to choke the life out of those worthless air-breathers.

I do wonder how many members of America's military are gung-ho about entering Mexico to wipe out the cartels, because if it's a substantial amount, then I would endorse Trump standing up again as the Commander-in-Chief for our fellow neighbor.

 

[deleuzeon]

What a great idea. Let's train this military that is known to be paid off and affiliated with drug cartels. Let's teach them everything we know how to do. Nothing bad could possibly come of this.

Might as well, Delta Force washouts have already been training the cartels directly. And I wouldn't be so sure the SEALs were just doing "training."

 

[Dumbledore's Onlyfans]

this is extremely rude, I don't think Steve is anywhere near as bad as El Chapo

He can't be. You can't make real burritos and tacos in an air fryer. I don't even think tacos and burritos are kosher. You can't lead a Mexican drug cartel without plenty of burritos on hand.

 

[Hey Johnny Bravo]

Very recently Mexico authorized the US to send Navy Seals into the country for 'training'

I wonder if Sheinbaum is scared that the cartels are getting too powerful? She made such a huge stink about how Trump was the worst and now she's cooperating.

 

[Froppy]

Might as well, Delta Force washouts have already been training the cartels directly. And I wouldn't be so sure the SEALs were just doing "training."

That's all SEALs actually do competently. It's not like the Green Berets were sent in.