2024-05-03 01:13:24
The Attorney General’s Office of the Republic (FGR) challenges the decision to release Abraham Oseguera Cervantesbrother of “Mencho” and explains his reasonsamong which are complicity of the local police and the judiciary.
It should be remembered that the brother of the leader of the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel (CJNG), Nemesio Oseguera alias “Mencho”, was arrested on April 21 in Autlán, Jalisco, by elements of the National Guard.
However, on Saturday, April 28, the Power of attorney, through the Federal Judicial Council (CJF), announced the release of Abraham Oseguera Cervantes after not linking him to the process for finding irregularities in his detention.
Given this, The FGR announced that it challenges this decision to release the brother of “Mencho” and explains his reasons; these are.
FGR challenges decision to release Abraham Oseguera Cervantes, brother of “Mencho”
Through a statement shared this Monday, April 29, 2024, one day after the CJF ordered Abraham Oseguera Cervantes to be released, the FGR reported on its decision to challenge this decision.
The FGR authorities announced that the r will be presented immediatelyrespective appeal course and criminal complaints that proceed against local police authorities of Autlán, Jaliscofor his “collusion and complicity” in the release of “Mencho’s” brother.
The FGR assured that the Autlán Municipal Police “went to the extent of compromising its own directors of that municipal corporation, among them, its deputy director” for their interference with this case about Abraham Oseguera Cervantes.
According to the statement, the Municipal Police of Autlán knew that it was the National Guard (with the protection of the Mexican Army) who was carrying out the operation to arrest the brother of “Mencho.”
Despite this, the local police elements filed a complaint with the Federal Prosecutor’s Office of Autlán against the acting elements, which only evidenced their collusion and complicity with the criminal group that operates in the entity.
All of the above is another example of the constant partial and incongruent criteria of judicial authorities, which should not be left to the discretion of one person; and they must be strictly determined by law, as stated in article 19 of the General Constitution of the Republic.
FGR Statement
These are the reasons why the FGR challenges the decision to release the brother of “Mencho”
The FGR reported that various Control Judges of Mexico City They denied search warrants on four occasions at the home of Abraham Oseguera Cervantes, so the National Guard maintained surveillance over the property occupied by “Mencho’s” brother.
Thus, in the early hours of April 21, the National Guard observed three people outside the aforementioned address, who were carrying firearms and in a belligerent attitude, “who threatened them and entered that home, closing the door.”
For this reason, The National Guard was “forced to follow up on said people inside the building.”in due compliance with their legal obligation to pursue an evidently flagrant criminal act.”
Inside, they found Abraham Oseguera Cervantes carrying:
- a 5.56 x 45 caliber assault carbine long weapon
- a .9 millimeter caliber handgun
- a purse-bag with 38 grams of cocaine
- two thousand 011 fentanyl pills
- 255 fluoprofentanil tablets
Those were sufficient reasons for the FGR to arrest the brother of “Mencho” and his transfer to Mexico City. Well, furthermore, Relatives of the detainee “deliberately” tried to hide his true identity.
Abraham Oseguera Cervantes took the name of Rodolfo Garibay Gonzalezwho had processed and obtained a license with that name, which is a crime that was proven by properly identifying the brother of “Mencho.”
After the Autlán Municipal Police filed a complaint against the National Guard, The FGR accused that local police officers were presented as witnesses by the defense of the accused, at the corresponding bonding hearing.
At the hearing, the FGR indicated that Abraham Oseguera Cervantes’ lawyers asked for an extension of several days to present a series of “fragmented videos, without chronological sequence and without technical documentation” that would give them credibility and certainty.
As a result of this, the Judge decreed the release of “Mencho’s” brother based on “these questionable and insufficient videos, while the Judge himself ignored and stopped evaluating the accusations for the serious crimes already indicated” against the accused.
In this case, with so many negative judicial behaviors to prevent searches; giving credibility to questionable segmented videos; plus the Judge’s ignoring of accusations and evidence for serious crimes; and the ominous presence of complicity and cover-up of the Autlán municipal police and its directors; All of this has generated evident judicial conduct and that of various authorities that gave undue advantages to the accused, against the Social Representation and the victims, (article 225, section VII of the Federal Penal Code).
FGR Statement
2024-05-03 01:13:24