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6 stories in Security · Puerto Cortes · La Prensa
Clear filtersMan Kills Brother in Family Fight in Puerto Cortés
Mario Roberto Escobar, 48, died after being attacked with a machete by his brother during a family argument in the San Isidro neighborhood of Puerto Cortés; the circumstances remain under investigation.
La PrensaRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Oct 13, 2026#homicide#domestic-violence#macheteMan Arrested After 17 Years on the Run From Vehicle-Theft Charges
Police in Puerto Cortés arrested a mason who had evaded authorities for 17 years on an outstanding warrant for vehicle thefts in the Sula Valley region, issued by a San Pedro Sula court in September 2009.
La PrensaRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Sep 14, 2026#vehicle-theft#arrest#sula-valleyTwo Teenage Boys Missing in Puerto Cortés
Josué Enríquez and Yair Vega, both 17, have been missing from Baracoa, Puerto Cortés, since Wednesday; their families are seeking public help to locate them.
La PrensaRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Sep 1, 2026#missing-persons#baracoa#disappearanceSuspect Arrested in Death of Yorleni Argueta
Police arrested a man accused of aggravated femicide and robbery in connection with the death and disappearance of Yorleni Melissa Argueta Alas in Puerto Cortés; he will face trial.
La PrensaRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Aug 15, 2026#femicide#puerto-cortes#arrestTrafficking Group Controls Sea Routes Through Puerto Cortés
Intelligence reports say the Coleman organization, which works for the Sinaloa cartel, controls maritime drug-smuggling routes at Puerto Cortés; one member was arrested during Operation Mare Nostrum on August 3, but leader Luis Felipe Aguilera Coleman escaped.
La PrensaRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Aug 4, 2026#drug-trafficking#sinaloa-cartel#maritime-smugglingThree Convicted in Child Labor and Trafficking Case
A court in San Pedro Sula found three people guilty of human trafficking, forced labor, aggravated assault, and illegal adoption of four children they exploited in scrap collection under threats and chains in Puerto Cortés, with potential sentences of up to 37 years each.
La PrensaRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jul 1, 2026#trata-de-personas#trabajo-forzado#menores