CFE Has Not Been Answerable for Nearly Two Years for Death of Electrocuted Man and Dog: Family
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TIJUANA, JULY 10, 2026.- Almost two years after Anselmo Álvarez Sarabia and the pitbull “Chato” dog died electrocuted by a cable from the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) lying on the public road in the Chilpancingo Ejido, his family continues to demand justice and accuses that the parastatal has not assumed responsibility for the tragedy that occurred in December 2024. Jesús Efrén Álvarez Sarabia, brother of the victim and owner of “Chato”,…
July 10.- The family of Anselmo Álvarez Sarabia continues to demand that the Federal Electricity Commission assume its responsibility for the death of the man and his dog, electrocuted by a cable from the parastatal that remained on the public road in the Ejido Chilpancingo almost two years ago. The accident occurred in December 2024. Anselmo went for a walk to the pitbull dog "Chato" when the pet came into contact with an electric cable. The ch…
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