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Bilateral Security Cooperation Nets More Fugitives, Including Several Priority US Targets

U.S.-Mexico cooperation on security matters has netted another criminal destined for extradition, sending a clear message: “Whatever the crime, criminals have nowhere to hide.” Jalisco police officers captured a man identified as Antoni Covarrubias in Puerto Vallarta who was considered a priority target by U.S. authorities. Covarrubias, 41, is wanted on charges of second-degree murder in California. U.S.-Mexico security coordination continues t…

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Jalisco police arrested Antoni III Covarrubias in Puerto Vallarta, wanted by the U.S. Marshals for second-degree homicide in Los Angeles, California.

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Antonio Covarrubias was arrested by Mexican police in the hotel area of Puerto Vallarta; he will be transferred to the United States to continue his process.

Officials of the State Police of Jalisco, through the exchange of information with the U.S. Marshals Service, were detected and traced in Puerto Vallarta to a priority target wanted for a homicide committed in U.S. territory. The Intelligence Police Office received information about the search for a subject identified as “Antoni III Covarrubias”, 41 years old, originally from Los Angeles, California. Through the drone unit, the Cybernetics Polic…

Police officers from Jalisco arrested in Puerto Vallarta Antoni III Covarrubias, 41 years old and originally from Los Angeles, California, who was wanted by U.S. authorities for a second-degree homicide. The arrest took place on Camino a la... Full Note »

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Notisistema broke the news on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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