Mexico City prosecutor to press homicide, other criminal charges for metro collapse

Criminal charges brought over deadly subway collapse in Mexico City

Mexico City prosecutors have said they will bring criminal charges over construction and design defects that caused an elevated subway line to collapse in May, killing 26 people.

Mexico City prepares criminal charges, urges settlements in probe of Metro collapse

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico City officials on Thursday said they were opening criminal cases against people and companies involved in building a stretch of Metro rail that collapsed, killing 26 people, and urged the firms to quickly come to settlement deals. Read full story

Mexico City prepares criminal charges, urges settlements in probe of Metro collapse

MEXICO CITY - Mexico City officials on Thursday said they were opening criminal cases against people and companies involved in building a stretch of Metro rail that collapsed, killing 26 people, and urged the firms to quickly come to settlement deals. The accident occurred in May when an overpass and train carriage on Metro Line 12 plummeted onto a stream of cars in the southeast of the

Mexico City prepares criminal charges, urges settlements in probe of Metro collapse

MEXICO CITY -- Mexico City officials on Thursday said they were opening criminal cases against people and companies involved in building a stretch of Metro rail that collapsed, killing 26 people, and urged the firms to quickly come to settlement deals. Read More

Mexico City prosecutor to press homicide, other criminal charges for metro collapse

MEXICO CITY: Mexico City's attorney general said on Thursday (Oct 14) she will press charges of homicide, personal injury and property damage against people and companies linked to the collapse of a section of a metro line in the capital that left 26 dead in May. "This attorney general's office has th

Mexico City Prosecutor To Press Homicide, Other Criminal Charges For Metro Collapse

Mexico City's attorney general said Thursday she will press charges of homicide, personal injury and property damage against people and companies linked to the collapse of a section of a metro line in the capital that left 26 dead in May. "This attorney general's office has the elements to press charges against a series of companies and persons who were in charge of ensuring that the causes of the collapse did not arise," said prosecutor Ernest…