The father-in-law brutally murdered a three-year-old child and then escaped with his youngest son

In the Municipality of Santa Catarina, in Nuevo Leon, a 3 year old boy was killed allegedly by his mother's partner.

The victim, identified by his relatives as being Bryan Bladimir, 3 years, was transferred yesterday to the clinic Maria Luisa to attend, but came without life. His father-in-law, 20-year-old Aldo Bladimir "N", has been appointed as the event manager.

According to Amber Alert, the person involved escaped with his youngest son, Alan Alexander Zapata, a yearso both are in the status of missing.

The 17-year-old mother of the miners was united to the now fugitive, and registered with the deadly victim with her last name.

The events would have taken place at 12:00 yesterday at the couple's house in the El Escorial Districtbut it is not six hours after the relatives saw the child unconscious and no longer breathing.

Immediately, they got into the vehicle and took him to Maria Luisa Clinic in the residence Cuauhtémoc Residence, where the doctors detected traces of blows on the arms and the back, thus investigated the events as suspected homicide.

In their statement, the parents badured that the probable leader fled after the murder of his step-son, 3 years old.

Until now, the Local police is locating the stepfather and keeping the baby safe.

Nearly half of children do not feel safe on the street

The fear in the "coconut" has been forgotten because children are now afraid something more than that: crime and corruption in the country.

According to 2018 Children and Youth Consultation manufactured by the National Electoral Institute (INE), Children aged six to nine are the most frightened. 96.5% of participants of this age said they did not feel safe on the street. Next, adolescents aged 14 to 17 with 56.8%, followed by children aged 10 to 13 with 47.35%.

The study also revealed that minors do not trust the police either. Again, children nine years old or younger are the most unhappy. According to INE figures, only 9.2% trust agents, followed by 10.7% of children aged 10 to 13 and 20.8% of young people aged 14 to 17.

The research also included surfing the Internet and schools.

"As we move into the age group, the perception of neutrality towards violence increases.This is a warning sign because the seeds of violence are likely to be seen as the landscape of our democratic coexistence, "warned INE director Lorenzo Cordova.