Man arrested in Colima homicide case
Colima state security personnel and the Navy arrested Arturo Guadalupe “N” under a warrant alleging probable responsibility for qualified intentional homicide. AF Medios reported that intelligence work identified him as a presumed CJNG member; the source notes that a court must determine responsibility.
Authorities in Colima arrested a man identified as Arturo Guadalupe “N” under a warrant alleging probable responsibility for qualified intentional homicide, according to AF Medios.
The arrest was carried out in the municipality of Colima by personnel from the Colima state Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection and the Navy. The warrant was issued by a control judge in the state accusatory criminal system. AF Medios reported that intelligence work identified Arturo Guadalupe “N” as a presumed member of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, or CJNG.
Authorities said personnel verified his identity and confirmed that he was not a homonym before informing him of the active warrant and reading his rights. He was then placed in the custody of the competent authority for the continuation of the legal process and a determination of his legal status. The source report cites Article 13 of Mexico's National Code of Criminal Procedure, which says responsibility must be declared by the competent court.
Source: AF Medios.