Feb 17 • 02:57 UTC 🇲🇽 Mexico Milenio (ES)

Another suspect involved in the murder of a family in Michoacán is arrested; he was hiding in Mexico City

A second suspect tied to the murder of a family in Morelia, Michoacán, has been arrested in Mexico City by local police.

Police from Mexico City's Citizen Security Secretariat have arrested a young suspect alleged to be involved in the brutal murder of a family in Michoacán on January 15. The victims were identified as a young girl named Megan 'N' and her parents, Víctor Manuel 'N' and Anayeli 'N', highlighting the tragically violent circumstances surrounding the case. This arrest marks the second apprehension connected to the triple homicide, raising concerns about safety and justice in the region.

The Citizen Security Secretariat (SSC) detailed that the arrest came after inter-agency collaboration and strategic information sharing, which indicated that the accused had fled to Mexico City to evade law enforcement. Following investigations, the suspect was located in the Álvaro Obregón borough. The police took action on February 14, detaining him on Francisco Miranda Street in the Lomas de Plateros neighborhood, where he was found handling a bag with multiple packages, suggesting potential involvement in other criminal activities.

Authorities are under pressure to resolve the case and bring all involved to justice, as the murder of the innocent family has garnered significant media attention and public outcry. The ongoing investigations are crucial for assuring the families and communities that safety will be restored, and similar incidents will be prevented in the future. This case underscores the broader issues of violence and impunity that continue to affect many regions in Mexico, particularly Michoacán, which has faced challenges related to organized crime.

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