Gaby 'N', a nurse involved in an accident where she hit motorcyclist Roberto Hernández in Iztapalapa, was arrested in Ejutla de Crespo, Oaxaca after a weeks-long search. Her arrest marked the end of efforts by the police to locate her following the incident that took place on February 10, leaving the victim injured. Gaby was found during the early hours, dressed in athletic wear at a gas station parking lot, indicating a swift conclusion to her evasion of authorities.

Ejutla de Crespo is a municipality known for its significance to the mezcal industry, as it is located in the Valles Centrales region of Oaxaca. The area has a rich cultural heritage and a history of social unrest, illustrating the complexities of regions beyond major urban centers. The police images showed Gaby 'N' being apprehended next to a religious altar, adding a layer of cultural context to the narrative of her arrest.

This story highlights the factors surrounding personal accountability in traffic incidents in Mexico, as well as the broader implications of law enforcement's efforts to address road safety. The various layers to Gaby's situation not only raise questions about the motivations behind her actions but also about the public perceptions of justice in cases involving medical professionals. The incident and subsequent arrest may lead to discussions surrounding professional conduct and the responsibility of healthcare workers when involved in accidents that harm others.