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Carlos Jiménez wrote that a judge had ordered to keep the agent of the Mexico City Prosecutor's Office, Romualdo Filemón Felegrino, in the Reclusorio Norte, accused —according to the journalist— of being part of a group of officials who demanded illegal payments, protected criminals, and manipulated reports. He added that the Investigation Police had arrested him and that, by order of Bertha Alcalde, efforts would be made to arrest other colleagues and commanders allegedly involved. #Justicia #Corrupción #México (translated)

Carlos Jiménez stated that a group launched Molotov cocktails against the house of a rival in the Gustavo A. Madero borough. He wrote that the fuel reached one of the attackers, who fled with the back of his body on fire, while his accomplices continued the aggression. He added that the Citizen Security Secretariat of Mexico City and the Mexico City Prosecutor's Office were looking for them. #Inseguridad #CDMX #Noticias (translated)

Carlos Jiménez wrote that Octavio Jorge Cortés, whom he identified as the man who assaulted a receptionist at the Park Life Paradox hotel in Santa Fe, was being transferred to prison by agents of the PDI of the Attorney General's Office of Mexico City. He said that the Attorney General's Office accused him of attempted femicide and that the FGR and Interpol had brought him from the United States, where, according to Jiménez, he had tried to hide. #Justicia #Feminismo #ViolenciaDeGénero (translated)

Carlos Jiménez reported that a woman had a business called WOW in an apartment on Liverpool Street, in the Juárez neighborhood, where she sold marijuana for smoking, sweets, pipes, and cigarettes. He indicated that agents from the CDMX Attorney General's Office raided the place, arrested the woman, and seized the products. He identified the case as #C4OnAlert. #C4EnAlerta #Marihuana #NegociosIlícitos #CDMX (translated)

Carlos Jiménez wrote that Iván Sánchez, known as Commander Cromo and identified by him as the leader of Los Cromos, had been detained in 2021 and then released. He claimed that Sánchez had continued to kidnap, traffic, and kill, and that agents from the Navy Secretariat and the Secretariat of Citizen Security and Protection had detained him again. According to Jiménez, he was placed in custody of the Office of the Attorney General and would be transferred to a maximum-security prison. #Justicia #CrimenOrganizado #SeguridadCiudadana (translated)

Carlos Jiménez stated that Feliciano Rodríguez, alias El Dámaso and whom he identified as the leader of the Tláhuac Cartel, was extorting, trafficking, robbing people, and invading properties. He said he operated in Tláhuac Renace and sent part of his profits to the son of El Ojos, who, according to Jiménez, was imprisoned in a federal penitentiary. He added that agents from the Investigation Police located and arrested him in Gran Terraza Coapa, and that he was later made available to the CDMX Attorney General's Office. #CrimenOrganizado #Justicia #SeguridadCiudadana (translated)

Carlos Jiménez stated that Ivan Sánchez, known as Commander Cromo or Ghost, was originally from Juchitán, had been wanted for years, and was linked to at least four murders. According to Jiménez, Sánchez's gang kidnapped, trafficked, and killed, and among their victims was a four-year-old girl. He added that there was a reward of 2 million pesos for him and that agents from SEMAR and SSPC Mexico located and arrested him. He also wrote that Sánchez ended up subdued. #Justicia #Delincuencia #Seguridad (translated)

Carlos Jiménez reported the arrest of Julio León, Jonathan Báez, and Eder Ian Carreón, whom he identified as accused of shooting at a girl, two women, and a man in the San Simón Tolnahuac neighborhood. He wrote that agents from the Secretariat of Citizen Security of Mexico City located them as they were trying to flee to the State of Mexico and that the four injured persons were hospitalized. https://t.co/iAbuqChUGN #Seguridad #Justicia #CDMX (translated)

Carlos Jiménez stated that a family was assaulted in the CTM El Risco neighborhood, in the Gustavo A. Madero borough, and noted that among its members was a woman carrying her baby in her arms. He wrote that the assailants took advantage of the closed street and lured people there with deceit to rob them. Jiménez urged those who recognized them to notify the Citizens' Security Secretariat of Mexico City or the CDMX Prosecutor's Office; he also referred to them using derogatory terms. #CDMX #Seguridad #Justicia (translated)

Carlos Jiménez wrote that brothers Hugo and Jorge Barrera Peña, teachers at CBT2, had pretended to be missing and accused them of having disappeared Verónica Nuñez. According to Jiménez, all three were reported missing on September 16, but the CDMX Prosecutor's Office found the brothers hidden and arrested them with the support of the SSPC and the Edomex Prosecutor's Office. He added that the search for Verónica was ongoing. #C4EnAlerta #Desapariciones #Justicia #C4EnAlerta (translated)

Carlos Jiménez wrote that Andrea Zamora, who was doing domestic work in a house, took her employer's chihuahua home in Iztapalapa. According to Jiménez, the owner located her and asked her to return the dog, but Zamora demanded three gold rings in exchange for releasing it. Agents from the Secretariat of Citizen Security of Mexico City arrested her during the exchange and took her to the CDMX Prosecutor's Office. Jiménez described Iztapalapa as a dangerous area. #Chihuahua #RescateAnimal #Justicia (translated)

Carlos Jiménez reported that Ricardo Yair Romero was arrested after, as he wrote, he harassed women who were exercising or walking in the Bosque del Ocotal. He noted that one of the victims was the pentathlete Catherine Mayran and that agents from the Secretariat of Citizen Security of Mexico City and the Auxiliary Police of Cuajimalpa located him the day before while he was attacking a woman. He added that he was taken to the Mexico City Prosecutor's Office and asked to report him if anyone recognized him. #Seguridad #Justicia #Denuncia (translated)

Carlos Jiménez reported that agents from the Secretary of Citizen Security of Mexico City located Eduardo Jiménez, known as Kisifur, and Diego Nieto in Peralvillo during the early hours, whom he identified as leaders of a gang dedicated to car theft. According to his account, one of them fired and the police responded; one suspect was injured and another was arrested. Both were made available to the Mexico City Attorney General's Office, he added. #Policía #Seguridad #CDMX (translated)

Carlos Jiménez reported that César Ortiz, Oscar Varón, Arian Herrera, Erick López, Luis Aranda, Diego Hdz, and Tadeo García had been arrested for assaulting police officers in the Historic Center. According to what he wrote, the agents of the Secretariat of Citizen Security of Mexico City were working in the Cuauhtémoc borough when they were attacked. He added that the police searched for the suspects inside several buildings and arrested them; afterwards, they were taken to the Mexico City Prosecutor's Office. #Cdmx #Policías #Justicia (translated)

Carlos Jiménez identified Roberto Herrera, head of Security Neza, as the officer who, according to his writing, was recorded interrogating and beating a man arrested for thefts at Oxxo stores. He added that the agent also allegedly threatened him with vulgar language. Jiménez pointed out that, according to reports, instead of presenting him before the Attorney General's Office of the State of Mexico, they were keeping him in the Municipal Palace of Nezahualcóyotl, where Adolfo Cerqueda worked. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Corrupción (translated)

Carlos Jiménez reported that Osiel Nava, 17 years old, had been arrested by SSC agents from Mexico City. He described him as a young thug from UJ40 and claimed that he had shot and killed Arturito in a tenement in Tepito. He also noted that the CDMX Prosecutor's Office had sent him to Tribilin, in a case he identified as #C4EnAlerta. #C4EnAlerta #Tepito #Justicia #Crimen (translated)

Carlos Jiménez stated that Wendy Betzabe Fraga Torres, whom he identified as "La Chiquis" or "Wendita," was offering properties for sale or rent and then kept the money she requested in advance. He accused her of defrauding and extorting through the Tierra y Libertad Union, and said that the Secretariat of Citizen Security of Mexico City had arrested her the previous day. According to Jiménez, Fraga Torres claimed to have contacts in the Prosecutor's Office of Mexico City who would help her get released during her hearing in the Judiciary of Mexico City. He also asked that anyone who recognized her report her. #Defraudación #Extorsión #Justicia (translated)

BYRON and EIDAN, THIEVES A young woman who was walking through the streets of Obrera reported them for beating and robbing her last night. Agents from @SSC_CDMX pursued them when she tried to flee on a scooter. This is how they ended up at @FiscaliaCDMX. https://t.co/jR6ogDwuAg #Delito #Justicia #Seguridad (translated)

Fight because they kept looking at his girlfriend… and ends up dead In a hospital bed Balbuena died last night, Erick Ramírez. He was having tacos with his girlfriend in La Morelos when Uziel Natal Reveles was staring at him. Erik confronted him… they fought with punches. Uziel took a rod and stabbed him. @SSC_CDMX arrested him. @FiscaliaCDMX is investigating. #Noticia #Violencia #CDMX (translated)

ANDABAN ROBANDO EXTINTORES PARA JODER Ángel Olmos José Caballero Brandon Caballero Taisha Ivanova Mata Keisha Mata Liam González Se robaron los extintores de una gasolinería en @AlcCuauhtemocMx para ir a rociar a policías. Agentes de @SSC_CDMX los descubrieron, persiguieron y detuvieron hasta @TuAlcaldiaGAM Así acabaron todos en @FiscaliaCDMX #Seguridad #Justicia #Delito