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The Fiscalía General de Justicia del Estado de Sonora (FGJES) has opened an investigative file against four men who were arrested in flagrante during a gunfight with security companies on the night of October 13, 2023. The incident began in the streets of Ciudad Obregón and ended near Isla Huivulai in the municipality of Cajeme. According to a statement released by the FGJES, the confrontation involved armed men in a blue Hyundai Accent. Police and military units from the Secretaría de Marina Armada de México (SEMAR), the Policía Estatal de Seguridad Pública (PESP) and the municipal police pursued the vehicle. The suspects fired at the security units, which returned fire. The chase concluded on a dirt road near the San Isidro field, where the four men were apprehended. The arrested individuals are: Iván Alfredo “N”, 20 years old Jesús Hilario “N”, 26 years old Abraham Enrique “N”, 24 years old Miguel Ángel “N”, 23 years old A fifth person in the vehicle died at the scene; his identity is pending verification by forensic experts. The bodies of the deceased and the suspects were taken to the Servicio Médico Forense (SEMEFO) for autopsies. The security units sustained bullet impacts on their windshields. Forensic investigators recovered the following evidence from the vehicle and surrounding area: The blue Hyundai Accent Five metal devices known as “ponchallantas” Two packets of green plant material identified as marijuana A 9‑mm caliber cartridge case The suspects are being held by the Ministry of Public Prosecutors Specialized in Homicides for the charge of attempted homicide against public officials, with other potential criminal charges under consideration. The incident was reported to the C5i control center via the state’s video surveillance system, triggering a Code Red alert. The Code Red protocol activates immediate coordination among municipal, state and federal security forces in response to serious crimes or armed individuals. Citizens can report suspicious activity to Sonora’s emergency lines 089 or 911. The FGJES will continue to investigate the case in accordance with due process, with the goal of filing formal charges once all evidence has been examined. Article source: El Imparcial | Image credit: El Imparcial
The Fiscalía General de Justicia del Estado de Sonora (FGJES) has opened an investigative file against four men who were arrested in flagrante during a gunfight with security companies on the night of October 13, 2023. The incident began in the streets of Ciudad Obregón and ended near Isla Huivulai in the municipality of Cajeme. According to a statement released by the FGJES, the confrontation involved armed men in a blue Hyundai Accent. Police and military units from the Secretaría de Marina Armada de México (SEMAR), the Policía Estatal de Seguridad Pública (PESP) and the municipal police pursued the vehicle. The suspects fired at the security units, which returned fire. The chase concluded on a dirt road near the San Isidro field, where the four men were apprehended. The arrested individuals are: Iván Alfredo “N”, 20 years old Jesús Hilario “N”, 26 years old Abraham Enrique “N”, 24 years old Miguel Ángel “N”, 23 years old A fifth person in the vehicle died at the scene; his identity is pending verification by forensic experts. The bodies of the deceased and the suspects were taken to the Servicio Médico Forense (SEMEFO) for autopsies. The security units sustained bullet impacts on their windshields. Forensic investigators recovered the following evidence from the vehicle and surrounding area: The blue Hyundai Accent Five metal devices known as “ponchallantas” Two packets of green plant material identified as marijuana A 9‑mm caliber cartridge case The suspects are being held by the Ministry of Public Prosecutors Specialized in Homicides for the charge of attempted homicide against public officials, with other potential criminal charges under consideration. The incident was reported to the C5i control center via the state’s video surveillance system, triggering a Code Red alert. The Code Red protocol activates immediate coordination among municipal, state and federal security forces in response to serious crimes or armed individuals. Citizens can report suspicious activity to Sonora’s emergency lines 089 or 911. The FGJES will continue to investigate the case in accordance with due process, with the goal of filing formal charges once all evidence has been examined.
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