They rescue a group of migrants who were deprived of their freedom in Cd. Juárez; there were three children

An Ecuadorian mother and her three minor children were in the group of 13 people deprived of their liberty. who were rescued by police authorities in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua.

According to official information, the rescue was carried out during an operation orchestrated by the Strategic Operations Prosecutor’s Office, through the Model Unit for Attention to Kidnapping Crime, at a home in the Manuel J. Clouthier neighborhood.

At the scene, police officers detained armed individuals, who are believed to have been involved in the illegal deprivation of liberty of this group of people.

“On this occasion, in the group there were victims of the following nationalities: six Mexicans, one person from El Salvador, one from Honduras, one from Guatemala and four from Ecuador, in this last group, a woman and her three children, all minors,” detailed the Chihuahua Prosecutor’s Office in an official report.

It is worth mentioning that the rescue operation took place last Thursday, May 30 of this year.

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Graduated from the Faculty of Educational Sciences of the Autonomous University of Sinaloa. She began her career as a web reporter in January 2019 at the El Debate newspaper. She covers stories related to Climate, CFE, police, as well as topics of interest in Sinaloa and other states in northern Mexico.

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