Luis Enrique Aguirre Samayoa / Reform Agency
Monday, April 24, 2023 | 17:24
Jalisco.- Two men went to an industrial park to ask for work and one of them was shot to death while waiting in a van for the return of his partner; after the aggression the criminals were not captured.
Around 1:00 p.m. this Monday, two subjects arrived aboard a vehicle at the Prologistic Industrial Park, located in San Martín de las Flores, Tlaquepaque.
The driver of the Mazda CX-30 truck stopped outside the place, on Carretera San Martín al Verde y Nogal, and waited for his companion, who got out to ask for reports about work in the company.
Moments later, the man returned to the vehicle and saw his partner in the pilot’s seat, who was unconscious and had blood in his abdomen.
Due to this, he reported the events to the emergency numbers and waited for the arrival of the elements of the Municipal Medical Services.
The paramedics arrived at the point, located in front of the Fraccionamiento Abadía San Martín, and confirmed the death of the victim, who was apparently about 40 years old.
The deceased had a wound apparently caused by the impact of a firearm projectile in the abdomen and was left in the driver’s seat of the truck with license plates JRU-41-00.
After confirming the homicide, the Tlaquepaque Police officers placed fences to protect the crime scene.
In the first inquiries, neither the guards of the industrial park nor the workers indicated characteristics of the aggressor.
Only one witness mentioned to the local authorities that he saw a person run towards the San Martín al Verde Highway and board a vehicle to flee in the direction of El Salto.
A few centimeters from the truck, on the passenger side, a casing was located on the sidewalk.
Agents from the Intentional Homicide area of the State Attorney’s Office arrived at the site to begin inquiries into the facts.
The authorities will be able to rely on video surveillance cameras that are at the entrance to the complex to be able to find those responsible for committing the crime.
