Second Suspect Identified in Murder of Intern Physician Eric Andrade

The Durango prosecutor’s office identified a second suspect involved in the murder of intern doctor Eric Andrade Ramirez, and released a spoken portrait to request the support of the public for his location.
Daniel Rocha Romo, state prosecutor, announced that the name of the second probable person responsible for the murder of the intern doctor is Juan José Pérez García and/or Juan Cruz Pérez.
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According to the search form, the alleged murderer who is a fugitive is originally from the state of Durango, is between 30 and 37 years old, measures approximately 1.80 meters, is of white complexion, dark brown hair, has a beard and mustache.
As particular signs he has tattoos on his back on the right side, on the chest and on the right forearm.
According to the authority, the identity of the second subject was made known thanks to witnesses and investigative work.

Eric Andrade Ramírez, a medical intern, was shot dead at the Integral Hospital of El Salto, in Pueblo Nuevo, Durango, where he was doing his social service.
The 24-year-old was attending to a patient when he was shot.
So far there is one person arrested as allegedly responsible for the events.

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Original source in Spanish