Last Monday, April 22, was the last day that the former agent of the Public Ministry in the Disappearance Unit of the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) of Baja California, Diana Lozahad contact with his son Carlos Ontiveros.
According to the first reports, the 21-year-old man born in the United States was last seen driving on San Francisco de Colinas, California street aboard his white Nissan Sentra model vehicle with California registration number 8DRE623.
His mother, Diana Loza, said in an interview with local media that Carlos Ontiveros had planned to meet some friends in a neighborhood called “El Florido”, however, and up to the time this note is being written, the whereabouts of the young man it is unknown.
After having reported the disappearance of Carlos Ontiveros, elements of the State Citizen Security Force (FESC) of the entity began to carry out investigations that allowed them to locate the vehicle in which the 21-year-old was traveling the day his relatives lost contact with him. he.
To his surprise, the vehicle was located in the Second Section of the Villa del Campo neighborhood and was driven by a 29-year-old man from the State of Mexico identified as Jesse “N”.
When reviewing the data of the car in the central information base, the officers detected that it had a report of theft since April 22 – the date on which Carlos Ontiveros disappeared – for which the driver was arrested.
Upon inspecting the vehicle, state agents seized a pistol with a magazine stocked with 14 9mm cartridges, a firearm with a magazine stocked with 15 9mm cartridges, two short-arm magazines with 14 cartridges, and 21 useful cartridges that were inside a plastic object.
They also located 50 useful cartridges and two plastic objects containing 49 9mm cartridges and 24 9mm cartridges, respectively. Inside the vehicle they also located a little more than 40 plastic bags with a white powder with characteristics of cocaine which in total weighed approximately 27 grams.
Both Isaí “N” and the cartridges, firearms and alleged drugs were made available to an agent of the public prosecutor’s office of the Baja California State Attorney General’s Office (FGE), who is investigating whether the now detainee is related to the disappearance of Carlos Ontiveros.
“What I feared the most in life came trueWhat I love most in life is my son and he knew it, I always told him,” said the former agent of the Public Ministry in the Disappearance Unit of the Baja California State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) in interview for local media.
Through tears and anguish, Diana Loza requested the support of the public to disseminate the search bulletin for her son, as well as asked the state authorities to expedite the search for Carlos Ontiveros since, she assures, the first hours -and days- are crucial to deal with the disappearance of any person.
Carlos Ontiveros is 21 years old, measures approximately 1.70 metersHe is of robust build and weighs 82 kilograms. Her complexion is fair, her eyebrows are arched, and her eyes and hair are light brown.
As particular signs, it has a tattoo of the word “Amen” on the fingers of one of his hands, as well as the faces of a woman and a man on his forearms and other tattoos on his arms and right leg.
The Baja California State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) made the number of the Unlocated Persons State Unit available to the public (664) 683-9643 so that anyone with relevant information that can lead to the whereabouts of Carlos Ontiveros can contact them.
