translated from Spanish: ‘The Lunars’ will not walk free, has another arrest warrant by CDMX judge

A federal control judge this morning ordered the release of Oscar N, “El Lunares”, alleged leader of the Tepito Union, because “the evidence provided by the Prosecutor’s Office is neither fit nor sufficient to establish a process linkage order,” he said.
Although his immediate release was ordered from the maximum security prison of the Altiplano, where he was transferred after his arrest on 31 January, in Hidalgo, capital authorities informed Political Animal that “El Lunares” will not be released because he has another arrest warrant against him for the possible crime of kidnapping.
In the coming hours, you will be filled out by another new apprehension order and presented to another judge.
The alleged leader of the Tepito Union fought a federal charge, but will not be released by the pending order drawn by a CDMX judge.
Beatriz Moguel, judge at the Federal Criminal Justice Center of the Early Inmate, determined his release because there are “insurmountable and insurmountable contradictions” about the circumstances of the mode, time and place in which the alleged offenders were arrested.
The judge stated that the Approved Police Report filed by the Federal Public Prosecutor’s Office is null and void and does not coincide with the time and time the events occurred.
During the hearing of more than 12 hours, the defense showed a video showing that “El Lunares” was arrested at home by elements of the Navy and not by police in Mexico City as established in the Approved Police Report (IPH), which was incorporated into the research folder and that the Prosecutor’s Office presented as evidence of its imputation.
Oscar “N” and the other two defendants were arrested on 31 January in an operation carried out by the Secretariat of the Navy and capital police in the division of the Amores de Don Juan, in Tolcayuca, Hidalgo.
Currently, La Unión Tepito is one of the criminal groups responsible for the sale and distribution of drugs, as well as the generation of violence in Mexico City.
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Original source in Spanish