Federal law enforcement officers, including FBI agents, were involved in an active shooting incident on Wednesday morning just after 6 a.m. in San Diego County, California. According to reports cited by the New York Post, agents were executing a raid on an alleged drug empire connected to the Mexican Mafia when they were met with gunfire. The suspects identified the federal agents and opened fire, resulting in a brief exchange of bullets. Despite the violent resistance, law enforcement successfully arrested 35 individuals and executed 10 search warrants during the operation. As of late last week, authorities confirmed that seven fugitives remained at large and were actively being hunted. The Department of Justice stated that 42 indictments were issued in the lead-up to these actions. The targets are alleged members and associates of various street gangs in San Diego County, specifically highlighting the Poway-based gang known as Varrio Hidden Hills. This group is accused of distributing large quantities of methamphetamine and fentanyl. The operation highlights the ongoing efforts to dismantle sophisticated criminal organizations in the region, even as agents face significant danger. The seven remaining suspects are currently considered at-large wanted individuals. Law enforcement agencies are urging the public to remain vigilant. Anyone with information regarding the location of the seven fugitives is encouraged to contact the appropriate federal tip lines or local authorities in San Diego County. The investigation continues as authorities work to apprehend the remaining suspects and bring them to justice for their alleged roles in the drug distribution network and the violent resistance encountered during the raid.