Hidalgo Security Secretary Highlights State's Role in Capturing 'Koki'; Suspect Sought in Tabasco

The Secretary of Security for Hidalgo has emphasized the state's significant role in the apprehension of a wanted individual identified as 'Koki.' This capture is part of a broader effort to dismantle criminal organizations operating in the region.

Reports indicate that 'Koki' served as an operative under Ulises 'N,' who led the criminal group known as 'La Barredora.' The apprehension of Ulises 'N' occurred in 2025, suggesting a coordinated effort to bring down this network.

In addition to his involvement in Hidalgo, 'Koki' was also a person of interest in Tabasco, highlighting the cross-state nature of these criminal activities. The collaboration between different state security forces is crucial in pursuing and capturing individuals involved in organized crime.

This operation underscores the ongoing commitment of security forces to combatting crime and ensuring public safety. The capture of key figures within criminal enterprises is a vital step in disrupting their operations and reducing their influence.