US EditionFirst Judgment for Forced Displacement in the State
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José Armando M. Q., a member of a criminal group operating in the municipality of Guerrero, was sentenced to 32 years and six months in prison in the state of Chihuahua for the crime of forced displacement. According to the investigation, the sentenced person and other members of the criminal group subjected a family through constant theft and death threats during 2023. Those affected — made up of four brothers, their mother, wives, children and…
Cuauhtémoc, Chih.- Last Wednesday, March 18 of this year, the Special Prosecutor's Office in Strategic Operations obtained a conviction against José Armando M. Q., a member of a criminal group that, through constant acts of theft and threats, forced a family in the municipality of Guerrero to abandon their possessions in order to safeguard itself. The Trial Court sentenced him to 32 years' imprisonment and six months' imprisonment for the crime …
A member of a criminal group was sentenced to 32 years and six months in prison.A family in the municipality of Guerrero was forced to abandon all their property after constant threats and thefts On Wednesday, March 18, this year, the Special Prosecutor's Office in Strategic Operations obtained a conviction against José Armando M. Q., a member of a criminal group that, through constant acts of theft and threats, forced a family in the municipali…
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