Following the capture of 35-year-old Miguel Juárez Pérez, alias “El Miky,” questions have emerged regarding the criminal role he allegedly played at the helm of the *Federación de Organizaciones Mexiquenses Asociación Civil* (FOMAC)—an organization linked to homicide, extortion, and water theft in Ecatepec, State of Mexico.
Reports indicate that the detainee succeeded Alejandro Gilmare Mendoza, alias “El Choko,” as the leader of the organization. On October 31, the Ecatepec General Directorate of Citizen Security and Municipal Traffic officially confirmed that he was a high-priority target and an alleged instigator of violence.
The arrest took place on Tuesday, October 27, at a property in the *Progreso de la Unión* neighborhood. It was carried out through a joint operation involving the Secretariat of the Navy (SEMAR), the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office for Organized Crime (FEMDO), and naval personnel assigned to the municipal police force.
According to official data, FOMAC is a group affiliated with the *Unión de Sindicatos y Organizaciones Nacionales* (USON).
The National Registry of Detentions recorded his capture at 07:01.
The National Registry of Detentions lists the arrest under the name Miguel Juárez Pérez, noting the aliases “Mike” or “Mike Juárez,” while municipal authorities identified him by the aliases “El Miky” or “El Mickey.” The official document describes him as 1.75 meters tall, with a dark complexion, a robust build, short black hair, a goatee, and tattoos on both arms.
