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A multi-agency search led to the arrest Thursday night of an escaped California inmate wanted in the killing of the Tijuana head of a state police unit that hunts for foreign fugitives in Mexico, Baja California prosecutors said. Cesar Moises Hernandez, 35, who had been on the run since December when he first escaped from correctional custody in Central California, was located Thursday by Mexican police in the Lomas de Matamoros neighborhood of …
On the night of Thursday, April 17, the Attorney General of Baja California reported on the arrest of César “N”, who a week earlier had managed to mock a major police operation after having caused a wound that caused the death of Abigail Esparza Reyes, head of the International Liaison Group of the State Citizen Security Force (FESC). The follow-up of the alleged feminicide was carried out by the Prosecutor’s Office and the State Investigation A…
US fugitive who killed Tijuana officer is arrested: Mexican law enforcement
César Moisés Hernández, a convicted murderer and fugitive who escaped from U.S. custody last year, was arrested Thursday during an operation called “Gracela,” Mexican authorities confirmed. The operation was implemented by Mexico’s State Investigation Agency, in close collaboration with the special operations group of the National Defense, as part of joint actions to combat crime and guarantee the safety of citizens. The agents executed a search…
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An escaped California inmate wanted for killing the leader of an elite Mexican police unit while on the run was arrested in Tijuana, Mexico. Cesar Hernandez, 34, was arrested Thursday by Mexico’s State Investigation Agency. Hernandez was wanted in connection with the shooting death of 33-year-old Abigail Esparza Reyes, the leader of the Mexican police unit known as the “Gringo Hunters,” which aims to capture U.S. suspects who are fugitives in Me…
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