“Autos chocolate” en la escena del crimen: el caso de Baja California (2010-2022).

The research objective was to analyze the irregular automobiles of foreign origin and their correlation with high social impact crimes in Baja California during 2010-2022. The methodology was exploratory because it observes and records official statistical data on the regularization of cars, recognizing that, although it is a phenomenon regularly present in the public agenda, but understudied even though the three branches of government note the presence of irregular cars in 80% of the crime scene. The results suggest that the linkage of irregular cars to the crime scene in the case study of Baja California, statistically was not significant. From the standpoint of international cooperation, the author suggests the alliance of California as a co-responsible partner in the comprehensive solution of what seems to be a “wicked problem”, without a final solution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]