The State Ministerial Police (PME) found nine bodies inside four clandestine graves near the Lomas del Zapatero colony, in the county seat of Iguala de la Independencia. Law enforcement reported that the bodies were in an advanced state of putrefaction, just meters from where a month ago found three graves. The graves with human remains in a state of putrefaction were a few feet from where about a month ago, neighbors led authorities to find nine bodies in three mass graves. After receiving an emergency call via anonymous members of the State Force, the Attorney General of the State (PGJE), the Mexican Army and Civil Protection accompanied staff from the Medical Examiner (SEMEFO) to search and rescue corpses. Late in the afternoon the finding four graves with nine bodies inside was confirmed, but noted that there is the possibility that more remains in the area are, for the crime rate is recorded in the area. Inhabitants of Lomas del Zapatero colony have complained that the group called Warriors States fully intends to take over the area, which involves displace them from their lots to remap gunmen and informers. On April 17 pits and appeared three authorities rescued nine bodies, two of them women, nine reported today show a total of 18. For several months, staff of the Secretariat of National Defense (Ministry of Defence) traverses the human settlement with the intention of reducing criminal activity, which has continued despite the morning of 7 April, President José Luis Abarca signed the agreement of the police single command. Lomas del Zapatero is seated on the upper east side of Iguala, most of their houses are occupied by colony poor families, with wooden walls and tin roofs made of cardboard or galvanized. Here the vegetation is poor and almost desert floor, wind turbulence continually raises dust that permeates the sweaty faces of the locals. The police presence is increasing every which facts are recorded as of the day Tuesday, public safety is just one more service vitiating the population. Nine skeletons exhumed At least nine skeletons were exhumed this morning four mass graves located in the city of Iguala, according to official reports. The discovery was made in the vicinity of the settlement Pineda Ernesto Vega, east of this city jammed with drug violence and has become a dumping ground for dead bodies. In mid-April, at this very point known as Loma or San Miguelito Zapatero, were exhumed seven bodies, mostly skeletal remains. Before, the Army dismantled a narcolaboratorio where synthetic heroin known as Chinese white in the same area, located on Federal Highway that connects the municipalities of Iguala Cocula and Teloloapan was processed. The existence of the processing center drug and mass graves was publicly denounced by the leader of the settlement Ernesto Pineda Vega, who said that a criminal cell serving the criminal group Guerreros States operated in the area and warned that some 30 people had been executed and you secretly interred in the area. Therefore, he announced that the neighbors would form a group of urban self-defense against government indolence, however, was arrested and is currently imprisoned in the jail of Tuxpan, accused of the crime of kidnapping against Adolfo Salgado Salgado. Under pressure from the families of Vega Pineda, who attributed his arrest to the complaint made by the Army and decided to look PGJ bodies in the area and from April to date some 16 bodies have been exhumed. The nine skeletons were exhumed Tuesday in four graves in the vicinity of a hill, near the place where previously the same authorities had found seven bodies, official reports indicate. The Warriors gang States is based in Iguala and, according to narcomantas placed on a bridge of Morelos, is currently directed by Federico Figueroa, brother of singer Joan Sebastian. Warriors States maintains a brutal confrontation with the bands Family and The Reds for control of drug smuggling routes that connect the states of Mexico, Guerrero and Morelos.
Posted on: Sat, 25 Oct 2014 09:10:07 +0000
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