Ten individuals have been sentenced to 141 years in prison for the kidnapping and murder of three people as part of a criminal network linked to the CJNG.

A court in Mexico has handed down harsh sentences to ten members of the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel, each receiving 141 years and three months in prison for kidnapping and murdering three victims. The case centers on illegal activities at a farm in Teuchitlán, used as a recruitment point for the cartel. The authorities ignored warnings about illegal activities at the farm and the scandal escalated after the discovery of human remains. The intervention of the National Guard led to the detention of the defendants and the resumption of the investigation, highlighting the problems of corruption and violence in cartel-controlled regions.