Former Tatia police officer arrests in Mexico Ayodsinaba 43 case

In 2014, central authorities arrested a former municipal police officer on Tuesday in connection with the abduction of 43 students in Kuraro, in connection with the unbeaten case.

King Floreus Hernandez, aka “El Negro”, Kuerro, was detained Report The Ministry of Defense, Navy Ministry, Central Attorney General’s Office (FGR), National Guard and Defense Ministry.

As a result of the investigation into the disappearance of students from the Roule Iceitro Burgos Rural Teacher College in Kurireo, Iodsinaba, the report said,

Video footage shows that the FGR offices are marched to a facility after the suspect was arrested.

Officials said that Floreus, a former 50 -year -old police officer in Iguala, belonged to a criminal committee and that 43 students had disappeared and “attached”.

The Criminal Committee he belonged to is said to be “Los Pelicos”, which is said to have moved the drugs for the Kuriros Unitos Crime Group.

43 students and all youths are reportedly abducted by members of the Kuraros Unitos in Iguala on September 26, 2014 after the municipal police stopped and ordered him to travel to a demonstration in Mexico.

Floreus is said to have provided a police escard to a flatbed truck associated with conduction. He is also said to be involved in the abduction of members of competitive criminal groups.

Indico reports that the group of the above platpet truck was taken to the farm of Gildardo Lopez, the regional leader of Kuerro Unitos.

In 2019, Federal officials said that Lopez Austudillo sent a SMS to his superior A few days after the students disappeared, “They will never find them. We turned them into dust and threw them into the water.”

He was arrested in 2015, but was released in 2019 and released.

A large number of people including Soldiers And other Iguala municipal police officers have been arrested for the disappearance of students. However, no one was punished for the offense, 21 police officers were Released from custody in 2019.

Former President Andrez Manuel Lopez Oprador promised to resolve the case of Ayodsinaba, which was a major scandal during the president’s president.

However, no one is responsible for the crime so far, and the remains of the majority of students have never been found.

At the beginning of this month, A new trial unit was established to review the case.

In September 2023, The federal government issued a report that underlined three “potential reasons” to kidnap youth.

1. The government has said that there may have been a “confusion” on the side of the members of the Kurarus Unitos members in connection with the “infiltration” of Las Roogos thugs among the students of Iodjinaba. The government has said that in the “environment of the Ikwala region,” in the “environment of the Iguala region between the two criminal groups.
2. “(The then Iguala) Mayor Jose Louis Abearka and Gereros Unitos are aimed at teaching a lesson to students in the wake of the threats. The protests have occurred after the abduction of three” community leaders “.
3. The third possible reason for the government identified by the government is “drug trafficking and the presence of narcotics, weapons or money” on buses ordered by students.

With reports from ReformOvarian UniversalOvarian Expansion And Indigo report