[TheCruxofBag]

On the morning of January 14, state and federal authorities blocked traffic on the Villahermosa-Teapa highway in Tabasco state, Mexico, due to the discovery of several dismembered bodies.

Black plastic bags containing several torsos, limbs and the heads of at least three men were found on the asphalt. Authorities also found three cardboard signs with messages attributed to the criminal group known as the Tabasco New Generation Cartel (CTNG).

The texts allegedly written by members of this criminal organization included threats against Víctor Hugo Chávez Martínez, current Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection of Tabasco state. ""Keep supporting the scum, and you’ll end up like everyone else from the agency we’ve taken down!", read one of the messages.

The posters made multiple references to the La Barredora criminal group, including a drawing of a broom (a 'barredora' is a roadsweeper machine) and mention of criminal leaders known as 'Balu' and 'Prada'. Based on the above, it could be noted that the CTNG would be a cell related to La Barredora, which maintains a dispute with the CJNG.

[K53]

The work of the devil

[rohmell]

It's hard to tell if they dismembered their members.

[WyldKat75]

Heavens forbid they go too far.

[REVZZYBAN]

Bad boys, talking about bad boys.

[REVZZYBAN]

Bad boys, talking about baaaad boys.

[REVZZYBAN]

Originally Posted by rohmell ↗

It's hard to tell if they dismembered their members.

Picture one front & center. That looks to be a partial empty very large nut sack. Of course I always scrutinize the goodies, hee hee hee.

[Razorhead]

Jigsaw puzzle.