After the death of 2 intoxicated children, chicken business is suspended in Escobedo, Nuevo León

Escobedo, Nuevo León.- After the tragic death of two children, ages 3 and 5, allegedly poisoned by consuming chicken in poor condition in the city of Escobedo, the Nuevo León Prosecutor’s Office suspended the restaurant “Pollo Matón” in Escobedo to carry out the pertinent investigations to clarify the case.

It was the night of Friday 10th May that two minor brothers lost their lives and a man was seriously intoxicated after allegedly consuming a chicken that they ordered through an application.

After receiving the report, agents of the Nuevo León Prosecutor’s Office They acted immediately and They went to the restaurant located in Plaza Los Girasoles, at the intersection of Raúl Salinas Lozano and Alcatraces, where they allegedly bought the chicken in poor condition.

Suspended seals were placed by Municipal Civil Protection outside the property on Saturday, May 11, so that experts specialized in chemical and food products inspect the site.

The “Pollo Matón” branch is guarded by a patrol of the Municipal Police of Proxpol de Escobedo.

Until now, the authorities are integrating the evidence into the investigation folder to to define responsibilities in the death of the two little brothers and the impact of the father.

Communiqué from Pollo Matón

For its part, the Pollo Matón company issued a statement this Sunday where he expressed his condolences to the family and indicated that they are collaborating with the authorities to clarify the incident.

“In collaboration with the health authorities and the Attorney General’s Office, we are conducting an exhaustive investigation to clarify the facts, with the commitment to inform the public. We reiterate our condolences to the family for the unfortunate loss of the two minors,” the statement reads.

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