Guadalajara, Mexico.- Through social networks a video was viral in which police of Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos, south of the Metropolitan Area of Guadalajara, were arrested on the night of May 4 for not carrying coverts on public roads and the next day it was reported that he had died.
Giovanni López was a 30-year-old bricklayer, was killed by the municipal police of Jalisco on May 4 this year for NOT USING COVER #JusticiaParaGiovanni pic.twitter.com/6y22O7nIu5
— scar (@scarvicov) June 4, 2020
In that sense, a campaign was created to demand the abuse of authority that Giovanni suffered by trending the hashtag #JusticiaParaGiovanni .
The campaign also joined the film director Guillermo del Toro where he shared a link to accumulate petition firms to investigate Giovanni’s case.
Petition JUSTICE FOR GIOVANNI LOPEZ https://t.co/1IZiKhw330 https://t.co/aVigJYYgfJ
— Guillermo del Toro (@RealGDT) June 4, 2020
On social media he circulated the death certificate of Giovanni, who was 30 years old, the cause of his death, brain skull trauma and estimate of the time of death, ten o’clock at night with 20 minutes.
Giovanni was arrested in the street by policemen of Ixtlahuacán for not using cover covers. They beat him, tortured him and murdered him. Then they bribed his family not to report. The Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office has been investigating for a month, but there is not a single detainee today. #JusticiaParaGiovanni pic.twitter.com/RS4lTNfQLj
— Ana Vicencio (@anavehache) June 4, 2020
#MeduelesMexico #JusticiaParaGiovanni
There is no respect for human rights in Mexico. pic.twitter.com/3IjEEB2A5l
— Female (@GirlPowerDGO) June 4, 2020
What are the Mexicans doing about Giovanni’s death? I wish we had enough courage as the gringos to make demonstrations that if they’re worth it instead of silly looting, #MeduelesMexico #JusticiaParaGiovanni pic.twitter.com/kPjwOQy88L
— Abigail Kirishima (@JoestarAbi4) June 4, 2020
Today and tomorrow rallies in Guadalajara to demand #JusticiaParaGiovanni. Todxs with head covers. pic.twitter.com/yRdn7PFWmF
— Luis Angel (@L_AngelOseFar) June 4, 2020
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