
Mexican soldiers find workshop for making drone bombs, military uniforms
ABC News
Mexican soldiers and police say they have found a small factory used to make a kind of bomb usually dropped by drones
MEXICO CITY -- Mexican soldiers and police said late Wednesday they have found a small factory used to make a kind of bomb usually dropped by drones, authorities said late Wednesday.
The facility was about the size of a warehouse and had a computer-controlled lathe and milling machine, suggesting the operators had considerable metalworking knowledge.
The factory also apparently produced under-barrel, 40mm grenade launchers designed to be attached to assault rifles, as well as fake Mexican military uniforms.
Prosecutors in the western state of Michoacan said the workshop was one of two discovered in the town of La Huacana on Wednesday.
The Jalisco cartel and local gangs have been fighting bloody turf battles in Michoacan for years.
