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November 10, 2026
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Mexico Captures Top Cartel Boss, 19 Gunmen After Shootout

Authorities in Mexico announced the arrest of a top terrorist cartel boss in the western state of Jalisco after a fierce shootout. In that shootout, the feared crime boss was injured and had to be rushed to a local hospital, where he remains under heavy…

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Authorities in Mexico announced the arrest of a top terrorist cartel boss in the western state of Jalisco after a fierce shootout. In that shootout, the feared crime boss was injured and had to be rushed to a local hospital, where he remains under heavy guard. Authorities also arrested 19 of his gunmen and close allies.

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The arrest happened on Sunday in Zapopan, Jalisco, where Mexican security forces sent out a large-scale deployment to capture Rafael “R2” Alvarez Ayala, the current leader of the “Rs” cell of the terrorist organization Cartel Jalisco New Generation.

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Credit: Mexico’s Security Cabinet

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Information provided to Breitbart Texas by Mexico’s Security cabinet revealed that Mexico’s Navy infantrymen tracked the cartel boss down to a restaurant in Zapopan during the attempt to serve a warrant. When the troops arrived at the location, his security forces clashed with authorities, setting off a fierce shootout in which one naval infantryman sustained a minor injury from a gunshot.

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It was in that shootout that Alvarez sustained various gunshot wounds. After the confrontation, military personnel rushed Alvarez to a local hospital and arrested his gunmen.

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Mexico’s top security official Omar Garcia Harfuch announced the arrest on social media.

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