Authorities in Mexico City announced the arrest of Gaby 'N', the woman responsible for the death of motorcyclist Roberto Hernández after she hit and dragged him in Iztapalapa.
On February 10, authorities in Mexico City announced the arrest of Gaby 'N', a 43-year-old woman accused of fatally hitting and dragging motorcyclist Roberto Hernández in Iztapalapa. The tragic incident took place on January 2, 2026, but it wasn't until over a month later that the authorities successfully captured the suspect while she was hiding in Ocotlán, Oaxaca. The delay between the incident and the arrest raised questions about the investigative processes but ultimately ended with the police securing the apprehension.
The arrest was carried out by the Policía de Investigación (PDI) on the night of February 9, with journalist Carlos Jiménez sharing a video showing the moment of capture on social media. This incident has attracted significant media attention due to its serious nature and the public interest in holding the responsible party accountable. The video depicted the tense moments of the arrest and reflected the ongoing concerns about road safety and criminal accountability in the country.
As motorcyclist deaths rise on Mexican roads, the case of Roberto Hernández underscores the urgent need for improved enforcement of traffic laws. Many citizens are calling for stronger penalties for reckless driving, highlighting a growing demand for increased safety measures. The story not only represents a criminal case but also a flashpoint for broader discussions about road safety and the role of law enforcement in ensuring justice for victims of traffic incidents in Mexico.
