They locate the remaining 8 missing of 66 kidnapped on March 22

2024-04-12 12:38:31

Of the 66 personas missing in Culiacan, Sinaloaafter allegedly having been “raised” last March 22they were still looking for 8 of them.

The above was revealed during the press conference “Like a ladder” of Ruben Rocha Moyagovernor of Sinaloaon Monday, April 1, 2024.

It is worth remembering that the state president reported that of the 66 people who were missing, 58 were located, of which 36 were adultswhile 22 were girls and boys.

However, the Sinaloa authorities presented new relevant information regarding the case of residents raised in Culiacán, pointing out possible links with the police that appeared in the narcomantas to name Los Chapitos on March 26.

This Sunday, April 7, they notified that the 8 missing people remaining Of the 66 kidnapped on March 22, they have already been located safe and sound like the other rescued ones; Here we give the details.

Rubén Rocha Moya, governor of Sinaloa (Jesus Executioner)

The remaining 8 missing people of the 66 kidnapped in Culiacán have already been located

Las 8 missing people remaining of the 66 kidnapped in Culiacán on March 22, They have already been located safe and sound, so that they were able to return to their homes again.

This was reported by the Secretary of Public Security in SinaloaGerardo Mérida Sánchez, who assured will sharpen the investigation corresponding after finding his whereabouts.

The location of the 8 remaining missing It happened thanks to the joint work of the Mexican Army, National Guard and ministerial, municipal and preventive police with special operations.

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The same ones that, since last March 22, ordered by Ruben Rocha, promoted safeguarding the integrity of the 66 total kidnapped people who already enjoy their freedom in Culiacán, Sinaloa.

Sinaloa Police (courtesy )

8 of the 66 people “arrested” in Culiacán remain missing: governor assures that “they will find them”

In this sense, the governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya stated that they are still missing. 8 of the 66 people “raised” in Culiacán, although he asserted that “They are going to find them.”

In turn, the state president expressed that his government’s priority is to find alive the 8 victims who disappeared on March 22, of whom, There are 5 men and three women.

For his part, the sSecretary of Public Security from SinaloaGerardo Mérida Sánchez, reported that the operations continue to find the whereabouts of the unlocated people.

Here, the official reported that a ground and air operations in the community of Tamarindsince there are indications that 8 of the 66 missing people in Culiacán could be in said area.

“The results are not few, unfortunately we have 8 left, but we have managed to locate 58 and how, we located them because we know who it is”

Rubén Rocha Moya, governor of Sinaloa

Police officers who appeared in narcomantas in the name of “Los Chapitos” would be related to 8 missing people

Furthermore, the police that appeared in the narcomantas to name “Los Chapitos”, would relatives of some of the 8 missing what were raised in Culiacán.

It is important to remember that on March 26, banners known as narcomantas appeared in the name of the leader of Los Chapitos, Iván Archivaldo Guzmán Salazarreferring that in Culiacán kidnapping is not allowed.

In this sense, the Secretary of Security stated during the press conference that the two police elements referred to in these narcomantas, have a relative within the 8 personas that have not been found after the uprising in Culiacán.

Likewise, Gerardo Mérida Sánchez specified that of the individuals who appeared in these posters, one of them is a federal ministerial police and another would be a police element of the state of Sinaloa.

“There are two relatives of the people who appear on the canvases, they are precisely those who are mentioned as the Ministerial Police. We have none of them, we have relatives who refer to the Federal Ministerial Police and the State Police, they have a relative within 8″

Gerardo Mérida Sánchez, Secretary of Security

“They had robbery problems among themselves”: Governor of Sinaloa explains possible reason for the uprising of 66 people in Culiacán

Meanwhile, the governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, stated that a “theft problem” would have led to the uprising of the 66 people in Culiacán, of which there are still 8 to be located.

He also indicated that at some point a “cash withdrawal” which possibly caused a “conflictive contact” among those indicated.

Furthermore, the Secretary of Security reiterated that this version continues to be a assumption, Well, it will be the Attorney General’s Office of the State of Sinaloa (FGE), the agency in charge of determining the origin of this uprising of 66 people in Culiacán.

Levantones in Culiacán, Sinaloa (Ernesto Martínez / Luznoticias)

2024-04-12 12:38:31