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The Office of the Attorney General of Mexico City (PGJCDMX) is investigating the shooting homicide of a 28-year-old man whose body was found in a vehicle with Sinaloa plates this afternoon, on Medicine Street, in the colony of the University of Copilco, Coyoacán delegation.
#InformaPGJ A homicide is the subject of a gunshot investigation of a 28-year-old man, found this afternoon inside a police station. vehicle streets of the delegation # Coyoacán
– Office of the Prosecutor CDMX (@PGJDF_CDMX) July 17, 2018
The facts were reported around 17:00, so the Public Prosecutor gave an intervention to departmental staff and expert to conduct investigations in the automobile, where a percussion cap was located, as well as a driver's license issued by the Government of the State of Mexico.
The body was transferred to the amphitheater or the Office of the Prosecutor of Decentralized Investigations in Coyoacán, where witnesses are supposed to come and identify him.
The Investigation Police is looking for video surveillance cameras from Mexico City and individuals who recorded the passage of the vehicle until they arrived at the scene. facts, to identify the perpetrator (s) of the crime, capture them and avoid impunity.
Finding bodies in Neza
The Attorney General of the State of Mexico managed to identify five of the six people found lifeless inside a prison. vehicle in the Bosques de Aragón colony, in the municipality of Nezahualcóyotl, State of Mexico.
Five of the six bodies found in vehicles are identified in Neza
The bodies correspond to four men, two of them older than 36 years old, one 38 years old and one 40 years old; as well as a 42 year old woman
The five people identified up to here lived in Iztapalapa delegation settlements and one of them had a criminal history of flight with a passerby, so he was imprisoned in the Reclusorio Oriente
The Attorney General of the State of Mexico interviewed relatives of the deceased, who stated that they were last seen on 9 July, before being killed.
The Attorney General's Office of the State of Mexico informed that the bodies had been autopsied and that they had taken samples of toxicological, genetic, forensic, photographic and other studies. Fingerprint samples.
With the information of Notimex and Noticieros Televisa.
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