Luis Arturo “N”, a native of Quintana Roo, was apprehended in Yucatán after being sought for a double homicide in Zapopan, Jalisco. The incident occurred during a meeting to finalize the sale of a pickup truck on November 30.
During the gathering, armed men allegedly led by Luis Arturo “N” arrived, opened fire, and fled the scene. The attack resulted in two fatalities and two injuries, according to investigative authorities.
The suspect remained on the run for nearly two years while working in cleaning and upholstery services. Authorities tracked him down in Yucatán, where he was finally captured and detained.
Following his arrest, Luis Arturo “N” was handed over to a Control Judge in Jalisco. The judge had previously issued an arrest warrant for the suspect in connection with the double homicide case.
This capture marks a significant development in the prolonged investigation into the violent attack in Zapopan. Law enforcement agencies continue to emphasize their commitment to apprehending those responsible for serious crimes.
The case highlights ongoing challenges faced by authorities in addressing violent offenses in the region. Efforts to bring fugitives to justice involve coordinated work across state lines.
Additional arrests related to similar cases demonstrate the broader crackdown on organized crime elements involved in homicides. Officials urge the public to cooperate with investigations to strengthen community security.
Luis Arturo “N” now faces legal proceedings that will determine his accountability for the fatal shooting during the vehicle sale meeting. The judicial process is expected to move forward under careful scrutiny.
Authorities maintain vigilance in the fight against violent crime, leveraging intelligence and interjurisdictional cooperation. The recent capture underscores the persistence of Mexican law enforcement agencies in pursuing justice.
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