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Hernán Bermúdez's Nephew Arrested in Paraguay for Illegal Gambling
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Gerardo Bermúdez Arreola, nephew of Hernán Bermúdez Requena, former Secretary of Security of Tabasco, was arrested in Paraguay and placed under house arrest for operating an illegal gambling business. According to an investigation by Mexicans against Corruption and Impunity (MCCI), the nephew of the former command linked to the criminal group "La Barredora", operated the bets through Crown City casinos. The betting company he ran is linked to hi…
Gerardo Bermúdez Arreola, nephew of Adam Augusto's former Secretary of Security, is under house arrest in Paraguay.
Since 1998, Hernán Bermúdez Requena, former Secretary of Public Security in Tabasco, pointed out of alleged links with the criminal organisation ‘La Barredora’, formed along with several members of his family, a business empire that amounts to more than 20 firms according to records consulted by the CEO. Data from the Public Register of Commerce (RPC), warn that Bermúdez Requena, along with two of his nephews, Raúl and Gerardo Bermúdez Arreola, …
Fabiola Xicoténcatl and David VicenteñoFederal forces arrested Ulises Pinto Madera in Jalisco, second in command of La Barredora, a criminal group led by Hernán Bermúdez, Secretary of Security of Tabasco with Adán Augusto López Hernández. Authorities point to the former federal police, nicknamed El Mamado or El Pinto, as one of the main generators of violence in that state, wanted for extortion, kidnapping, drug trafficking, huachicoleo, human t…
Ulises “N”, one of the alleged leaders of “La Barredora”, arrested in Guadalajara, Jalisco, on Wednesday, July 23, 2025, was transferred to Mexico City. Related news: Cae Familiar de Hernán ‘N’ Abroad: Informa García Harfuch Detained leader of escorts of Hernán “N”, former Secretary of Security of Tabasco Known as “El Mamado”, Ulises “N” would have been head of escorts of Hernán “N”, former Secretary of Security of Tabasco who is currently a fug…
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