4 Convicted Kidnappers Sentenced to More than 1000 Years in Tamaulipas

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All of them were also denied the benefits of substitution of the penalty and preparatory freedom, in addition to ordering their public reprimand.

Reynosa, Tam (OEM / Informex). -The Public Ministry of the Attorney General of the Republic (FGR) in Tamaulipas, obtained, in oral proceedings, conviction against four men for their full participation in the crimes of illegal deprivation of liberty, in the form of kidnapping and trafficking in people.

The evidence obtained by the Federal Public Ministry (MPF) allowed a Judge of Prosecution to impose a 1,872 years in prison and 4 Million795,700 pesos fine Rolando “C” and Jorge “E”; meanwhile, Horlando “C” was sentenced to 1,702 years of prison and a fine of 4 million 231 thousand 500 pesos; while José “H” was sentenced to a 1,172 years and a fine of two million 241 thousand 900 pesos.

According to the investigation folder, in February 2018, elements of the National Defense Secretariat and the State Police detained those sentenced today in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, after 117 kidnap victims, of foreign origin, were rescued .

The sentenced persons were imposed the minimum penalty for the crime referred to by each of the victims, which led to the imposed prison sentence, to which was added the corresponding to human trafficking.

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Meanwhile today in Tamaulipas the FGR released photos of the 26 disappeared migrants from March 7, 2019, only 3 weeks ago to further their attempt at rescuing them.

The Office of the Attorney General of the Republic ( FGR ) published the photographs of the 26 migrants who disappeared on March 7 at kilometer 79 of the San Fernando-Reynosa highway, coming from Tampico, Tamaulipas. 

On its  Twitter account, the agency unveiled the faces of the undocumented, 17 men and nine women, whose whereabouts are still unknown; They moved on bus number 9596, which left Tampico for Reynosa.

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On March 18 , the Undersecretary of Human Rights, Population and Migration, of the Ministry of the Interior ( Segob ),  Alejandro Encinas , assured that one of the advances in the investigation  is the identification of criminal groups  that operate in the area.