Morelia, Michoacán.- The two young men who were detained yesterday
for being suspects in the assassins of the Michoacán deputy, Erik Juárez
Blanquet , were released from custody, local media reported today.
They were innocent, not the suspects
police were searching for.
According to information from
local media, after inquiries from the Public Ministry yesterday night, it was
determined that the two arrested men did not participate in the murder.
At the time of their arrest, they were simply at the wrong place at the
wrong time, as they only passed through the site where the motorcycle was
abandoned, along with two helmets, clothing and the weapon reported used in the
murder of the congressman.
Users of social networks were
also responsible for disseminating the truth, that the two subjects are students of the
Faculty of Law of the Michoacana University, that they are in the process of
graduation and that they were not originally from the state of Jalisco as it
had become reported after their arrest.
They
demand justice in the State Congress
After the news that the true
assassins of the deputy Erik Juárez Blanquet had not really been arrested,
today justice was demanded in the State Congress.
"In the face of the murder
of Deputy Erik Juárez Blanquet, the public authorities must show their strength
so that impunity does not violate the rule of law," said Deputy Alfredo
Ramírez Bedolla, who is a member of the Security Commission in the State
Congress of Michoacán.
Sound like politicians are scared as hell. That’s great, let them feel the same fear as ordinary Mexicans.
ReplyDeleteGuess justice for all others deceased & dissapeared has been sidelined. What hypocrisy of many to dismiss the thousands of victims fallen prey to these criminals.
ReplyDeleteNext in line for procession is; "Si Se Puede" chanting by those political figures.
Great!
How many innocent civilians have been found guilty of crimes in Mexico? If not for their enrollment in a law school. These individuals of lesser caliber (non- profession) would have been indicted.
ReplyDeleteThe malicious display by most mexican officers are visible in their apprehensions. A human rights violations that has been noted by many.
Mexico IS one big human rights violation.
ReplyDeleteMexico is just too real plain and simple
Delete12:14 Mexico escaped the serial violations of human rights LatinAmerica has undergone since Operation Condor in the 70s, until FECAL came to power in 2006, but Jaime Roldós, Jorge Eliecer Gaytan, Cesar Augusto Sandino, Zapata and Pancho villa before allende, were not exactly given baby showers by the US...
DeleteFM/Viagras are untouchable in Michoacan
ReplyDeleteWhat about the 15 poliviagras in aguililla?
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