Ken Omar ‘N’who last year was sentenced to six years in prison for run over and cause death to a tamale seller in the municipality of Cuautitlán Izcalliand which was currently in conditional release With the use of an electronic locator, he was arrested again and sent to the prison of that municipality, now for alleged crimes against health.
On August 11, 2023, a judge handed down a sentence of conviction against him for his intervention in the simple homicide crime registered on December 24, 2022, when at drive your vehicle while intoxicatedran over the merchant.
The Prosecutor’s Office of the State of Mexico confirmed that a judge granted the criminal substitute of prison for conditional freedom to the location and tracking system, electronic braceletduring a hearing held on September 26, 2023.
What is Ken Omar ‘N’, the driver who killed a tamalero, accused of?
Regarding his arrest, on April 30, agents from the Mexican prosecutor’s office carried out an operational deployment to inhibit crimes during which they carried out a inspection of a vehicle Mini Cooper brand green where Ken de Omar ‘N’, 35 years old, and Yair Serafín ‘N’, 22, were traveling.
During the action, the investigative police located inside the unit wrappers and bags apparently containing narcotics. Likewise, Omar ‘N’ Ken was wearing the electronic bracelet device, which featured an aluminum casing apparently intended to manipulate his signal.
The agency indicated that a condition to maintain the benefit of conditional freedom is not to incur in any type of crime, “and every time the sentenced person failed to comply with the conditions, the Prosecutor’s Office of the State of Mexico will ask the Judge to annul it and order the execution of prison sentencewhich would expire in December 2030″.
On Thursday afternoon, the probable detainee was admitted to the Penitentiary and Social Reintegration Center of Cuautitlán and presented before a judge, who will determine his legal situation.
Finally, the State Prosecutor’s Office made the email available to the public. [email protected]the telephone number 800 7028770 and the FGJEdomex application, so that they can report any criminal act.
