Federal and Mexico City officers arrested Bojun “N” in a money laundering investigation in the Miguel Hidalgo borough and seized cash worth about 43.72 million pesos, according to a joint statement. The operation led to the seizure of 26,976,000 Mexican pesos and US$920,000 during a home search carried out in Miguel Hidalgo. Investigators identified the property through surveillance and presented evidence to a judge, who authorized the search. The Navy’s Central Naval Region carried it out with the federal Security and Citizen Protection Secretariat, the federal Attorney General’s Office and Mexico City police. Officers reported finding a bill counter, a digital scale, cellphones, documents and immigration credentials, along with suspected drugs, watches, ammunition and vehicles. The cash and items were handed over to federal prosecutors. Authorities identified the man as Bojun “N,” 41, also known as “El Chino.” They alleged that the network he led operated in central Mexico City, Tijuana and Cancún, and was involved in arms and human trafficking as well as money laundering. Federal security sources also reported alleged extortion against merchants. The joint statement did not name the criminal group the network allegedly served, and it did not disclose what charges were filed or whether a judge ordered him held. Whether the seized funds came from criminal activity remains part of the investigation.