Criminal Leader Extorts Them From Prison Neza-Bordo, Edomex: Merchants Narrate Threats Received From Brandon Miguel
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Merchants of Nezahualcóyotl, State of Mexico, demonstrated outside the prison of Neza-Bordo because of the constant threats they have received from Brandon Miguel, leader of a criminal group operating in that state. Vendors narrated how it is that the criminal operates from the prison, landing them and intimidating them to receive a flat charge. Merchants protest outside the prison Neza-Bordo The merchants were joined by small businessmen, just …
For more than two hours, relatives of Persons Deprived of Liberty (PPL) demonstrated outside the Centro de Reinserción Social (Cereso) of San Miguel, in Puebla, the capital, to demand the transfer of inmates who were allegedly told to extort their relatives, collect illegal fees and try to control the prison. Although the dissatisfied were attended by staff of the Ministry of the Interior and the SSP, they failed to prove their kinship with the …
After a demonstration outside the facilities of the San Miguel prison for alleged extortion within the center, the Ministry of Public Security (SSP) came to attend to the demands and dialogue with the Protestants who avoided accrediting their kinship with any of the inmates. This was reported by the state department on Monday 27 [...] The post Protest outside San Miguel prison; protesters, without accrediting kinship: SSP appeared first on Angul…
Relatives of inmates at the San Miguel prison protested again this Monday outside the penitentiary to denounce ongoing extortion and other abuses against prisoners. The protest began around 11:00 a.m. on July 27, when demonstrators, carrying signs, blocked Camino al Batán, heading towards the Periférico Ecológico (Ecological Ring Road), to demand intervention from authorities. The protesters identified inmates Juan Carlos, Juan Pedro (alias "El …
Josél Moctezuma Relatives of persons deprived of their liberty demonstrated this Monday on the outskirts of the Centro de Reinserción Social (CERESO) of San Miguel, in Puebla, to request the Secretary of Public Security of the State for the immediate transfer of four inmates: Juan Carlos, Juan Pedro alias “El Ambriz”, César Apolonio and Félix, the latter named as alleged member of La Familia Michoacana. With posters, in front of the prison, the …
Photo: Agencia Enfoque SSP will investigate complaints after protest at San Miguel prison The Secretariat of Public Security (SSP) reports that, with respect to the right to free expression, today a group of people gathered outside the Puebla Penitentiary Center to express various grievances and accusations against the custodial staff; however, they avoided proving their kinship with any of the persons deprived of liberty (PPLs).
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