Mexican forces arrested Robert Skojo, an alleged senior Hells Angels Motorcycle Club leader, in Cancún’s Hotel Zone, making it the second major biker bust in Quintana Roo in 2026. The operation was carried out on October 21 with three simultaneous warrants in the municipality of Benito Juárez, authorities said. Skojo, also known as “El Rob,” was detained inside the Isla Dorada residential complex at kilometer 12.5 of Blvd. Kukulcán. The raid involved Mexican marines, federal prosecutors, and state security forces working alongside SEMAR, the SSPC, the FGR and Quintana Roo’s state security secretariat. He was transferred under heavy security escort to FGR facilities in Cancún. Investigators said the RCMP had been seeking Skojo since 2010, meaning he had been a fugitive for 16 years by the time of his capture. The article also says he had an active Interpol Red Notice and an extradition-focused arrest warrant, though no formal extradition proceedings were announced. During the arrest, agents recovered 1.3 kilograms of marijuana, two long-barrel weapons, a handgun, two vehicles, and a cell phone, with the device sent for forensic analysis. Prosecutors linked him to drug trafficking, extortion, and organized crime, according to Mexico’s Security Cabinet. Skojo is identified as a Canadian national and an alleged senior figure within the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club. Authorities allege he helped manage narcotics supply chains and coordinated extortion operations from within Cancún’s luxury real estate sector. The arrest follows another high-profile Hells Angels-related detention in Quintana Roo. In May 2026, Denis Ivziku, alias “Menace,” was detained in Cancún under an Interpol Red Notice, in connection with “Project Divergent,” a Canadian investigation targeting a trafficking network. Most recently, Skojo remains in custody after being transferred to FGR facilities in Cancún following the October 21 arrest, with extradition proceedings not yet announced.