After Thursday, April 25, it was reported the arrest of Hugo Torres, candidate for councilor for Morena, in the Benito Juárez mayor’s officethe Attorney General’s Office of Mexico City reported that Possibly he did not participate in the homicide, a crime for which he is accused.
In a message to the media, Ulises Lara, in charge of the office of the CDMX Prosecutor’s Officeexplained that an investigation folder is integrated, where testimonies and recordings from video surveillance cameras are added to establish the mechanics of the events.
”The statements collected by agents of the Public Ministry indicate that The arrested people, a man and a woman, possibly had not participated in the homicide”, highlighted the official.
He added that as a result of the investigations, videos were obtained from two commercial establishments where the detained people went prior to their arrival at the property where the homicide occurred.
”It was possible to establish that the detained people did not change their clothing, as some versions indicated,” Lara said.
He concluded by explaining that they are waiting for various tests that were carried out, such as the autopsy to determine the cause of death of the person who apparently murdered the Morenista.
The arrest of Torres, in the Postal neighborhood, occurred after an anonymous call to 911. Police from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) also arrested Alejandra Pacheco.
Who is Hugo Torres?
Hugo Torres He is very active on the social network Instagram. He posts photos and videos of the guinda party campaigns in CDMX. Above all, support Omar García Harfuch, candidate for senator. Also He is very close to Leticia Varela, candidate for mayor of Benito Juárez.
In photos he shared on his Instagram account he is seen in the Colonia Postal Park, rcollecting signatures for the revocation of mandate of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
Torres is 39 years old and is a resident of the Narvarte neighborhood, in the Benito Juárez mayor’s office. Before joining Morena, he also supported the National Action Party (PAN) and the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), in 2021 and 2018, respectively.
