He College of Sciences and Humanities (CCH) of the Naucalpan campus suspended school activities this Thursday after a confrontation between two porrilla groups outside the school and left a student lifeless.
According to a statement issued by the educational authorities, the physical fight and the detonation of firecrackers It left several participants affected, so the campus authorities guarded the facilities to provide greater security to the university community. Until next monday.
“The General Directorate of the College deeply regrets the violence carried out by these organized socio-economic groups and hopes for the prompt clarification of the facts,” he reported.
— CCH Naucalpan Official (@pulsocchn) May 9, 2024
The events occurred around 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 8, when the Naucalpan Municipal Police received a report of disturbance of order in the vicinity of the CCH, where they reported the presence of several people apparently ‘joints’.
Upon arriving at the scene, elements of the police came in coordination with different groups of the General Directorate of Citizen Security and Safe Mobility, among them, the Special Operations Group, Gender Police, Safe Mobility; however, The porril groups fled the scene when they realized the police presence.
FES Acatlán student dies outside CCH Naucalpan
After these events, emergency bodies and Red Cross paramedics attended to two injured, both 17-year-old males; However, in front of the door of the CCH, paramedics found a student of the FES Acatlán no vital signs, presumably due to a fall.
Through an information sheet, the Naucalpan Mayor’s Office reported on the arrest of seven men and one woman who were placed at the disposal of the Public Ministry as probable perpetrators of dangerous attacks.
Given what happened, the campus authorities made the decision to suspend activities, in order to facilitate the investigations of the Prosecutor’s Office of the State of Mexico.
