PGR releases the two men who carried 20 million pesos

The Office of the Attorney General of the Republic released the two men who were arrested last Tuesday by the municipal police while They carried 20 million pesos in cash in a luxury van in the streets of Colonia Centro, in the delegation of Cuauhtemoc

Federal government officials confirmed the release of those who identified themselves as Alan Torres and Oscar Castañeda. They explained that after what has been done so far, there was no element to record them.

They mentioned that the transfer of money was well justified and that the company was in good standing.
A few days ago, the Public Security Secretariat of the capital reported that the arrest had taken place at the intersection of Izazaga and Isabel La Católica, in the Colonia Centro, of the delegation of Cuauhtémoc.

On this site, they were in uniform of the chief of staff of the police and the traffic police had placed a preventive checkpoint when they saw passing a white Lincoln Navigator.

Binders of money totaling 20 million pesos and questioned about their legal provenance, could not prove it.

They only said that the banknotes would be delivered to Avenida Insurgentes Norte, in the neighborhood of Buenavista, which was not enough for the police to release them.

In response, the two men, aged 32 and 44, were put at the disposal of the Attorney General's office.

On that day, the PGR confirmed that the federal prosecutor's office had opened an investigation after the detainee's presentation and was counting among its actions asking experts to count the enumeration and to examine the file in detail in order to define their legal situation.

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