Oaxaca arrests man who robbed more than 90 Oxxo stores

Oaxaca.- In the state of Oaxaca, security elements managed to apprehend a man who is accused of having assaulted a total of 92 convenience stores of the company Oxxo.De according to what was announced by the Secretariat of Public Security of the state of Oaxaca, the arrest of the alleged criminal occurred when the individual intended to carry out a new robbery to another establishment of the This chain of stores, whose branch is located on the Oaxaca-Mexico highway, section Viguera.Se explained that, when they noticed the presence of the man, the Oxxo workers proceeded to activate the panic button, which immediately caused state police elements to move to the place. Upon arriving at the site, the agents of the Ministry of Security subdued the man and then arrested him. Read more: More than one thousand 500 police officers have been killed in Mexico so far in AMLO’s six-year term: CCThe man accused of having assaulted 92 Oxxo stores was identified by the name of Juan Carlos “N”. In the arrest, cardboard containing threats to public security corporations was confiscated, which he usually left in the establishments he looted, according to what was pointed out by Lieutenant Raúl Ramírez.The subject apprehended this Saturday was at the disposal of a control judge, who ordered that he be taken to the regional prison of Tanivet.After the capture of Juan Carlos “N”, the head of the Attorney General’s Office (FGJ) of Oaxaca, Arturo Peimbert Calvo, stressed that a hard blow was dealt against crime. The state attorney general announced that, according to the investigation, the man would have carried out, at least, 92 assaults on stores of the Oxxo chain, of which 55 were committed in Oaxaca de Juárez and in establishments in Pueblo Nuevo, San Martín Mexicapan and Downtown. Read more: Robbery of ATM in Irapuato, Guanajuato, in broad daylight three men tried to steal itFrom last January of this year, the modus operandi of the subject identified as Juan Carlos was repeated in various municipalities of Central Valleys, being Oaxaca de Juárez, Santa Cruz de Xoxocotlán and San Pablo Etla, the municipalities where the highest incidence was recorded. Alfonso Durazo requested help to repair road in sonora and Sinaloa limits 

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