Disguised as monks, they try to attack jewelry at Tezontle Park

At least five subjects disguised as monks have attempted to assault the jeweler's "Bizzarro & # 39; located inside the mall Tezontle Park, at Iztapalapa Town Hall.

Police in the capital said the crime was frustrated by the presence of judicial elements.

In an information sheet, he explained that staff assigned to Citizen Protection Unit (UPC) Abasto-Reforma, attended a jewelry theft report.

At approximately 7:10 pm, police at the South Command and Control Center (C-2) ordered officers to approach the Tezontle Canal Avenue in the Colonia Federal Central in Abastos to confirm the facts.

"Faced with the emergency, the preventive police arrived immediately and, arriving at the scene, they found that the company's glass was broken and, according to witnesses, beaten with hammers," said the agency.

"Given the presence of the police, the criminals did not steal the goods and ran off on motorbike on Rio de la Antigua Avenue, with an unknown destination," he concluded.

According to witnesses, the subjects entered the establishment and began to break the glass of the shop windows with mallets. Subsequently, they said they heard gunshots.

Instead, there were three bridges, a backpack, and broken glass. In addition, after the fact, the leaders of this company and other companies have lowered the curtains. The people who were there started to be deported.

According to witnesses, the thieves ran away on their motorcycles while waiting outside the mall.

The SSP-CDMX activated, by these facts, the Immediate Response Protocol for High Impact Crimes (PRIDA) to establish a virtual fence with video surveillance cameras to establish lines of investigation.