Overview
- A control judge ordered five detainees to stand trial on charges of injuries and theft of police radios stemming from the Zócalo confrontation.
- Four defendants will remain free under no-contact orders and periodic check-ins, while one was remanded to Reclusorio Norte for lacking a verifiable Mexico City address.
- The court resolved a name confusion: Brayan Mario faces an injuries count and Brayan Alexis faces a robbery count, with the latter kept in custody.
- With the latest rulings, 18 people are now linked to proceedings related to the march, with 16 out under precautionary measures and two in preventive detention.
- In a parallel review, charges for two others were reduced from attempted homicide to resistance of authorities, as defense teams file appeals and an inter-American rights complaint alleging torture reaches federal prosecutors.