Young man is kidnapped in CDMX, it happened in the GAM and this is the video. Photo: eldiariony.com
Several neighbors of the CDMXwitnessed the violent kidnapping of a youngby 3 hooded men in a car without license plates, in the Gustavo A. Madero City Hall (GAM), although a woman was screaming for help, several of those present at the time decided not to intervene out of fear, as shown in the video, keep reading!
In The Truth News We want to tell you that, only in December 2022, in Mexico City, 910 complaints were registered for business robbery, 238 for retail drug dealing and 171 for rape, according to data from the Criminal Stoplight, while in this delegation they were only denounced two cases of illegal deprivation of liberty.
We recently told you that a deputy proposes to avoid these crimes with cameras in schools, but now we tell you that the abduction of minors from educational centers in Mexico City is increasing, that is why you should always be aware Keep an eye on your children at departure time.
This is how they kidnapped a young man from CDMX
While the victim was walking calmly through the Colonia Río Blanco, at around 12:17 p.m., a white car parked very close and two hooded individuals got out of it, who attacked the boy with the intention of subduing him and getting into the vehicle. where a third subject was waiting.
During the event, it was a brave woman who went out into the street yelling “Help, help, don’t take him away!”, with the intention of alerting the elements of the Secretariat for Citizen Security (SSC), but the clip is cut and so far, there is no information about the facts.
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How many years do you get for attempted kidnapping?
Hands in handcuffs. Photo: datanoticias.com
Also known as plagiarism, this crime is punishable by a maximum of 140 years in prison and a 24,000-day fine, in accordance with the General Law to Prevent and Punish Kidnapping Crimes.
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With information from heraldodemexico.com
