Overview
- The Mexico City prosecutor’s office executed six arrest warrants after opening a case based on the victim’s report.
- Those detained include two Secretaría de Seguridad Ciudadana officers and a woman who allegedly set up the meeting via Tinder.
- After leaving a hotel in Narvarte, the victim was confronted by uniformed officers and men posing as the woman’s relatives who threatened to accuse him of rape.
- The victim was held for hours, forced to hand over money, and ultimately had his vehicle taken, according to the investigative file.
- Investigators identified an accomplice who conducted telephone surveillance and linked three suspects to prior express-kidnapping cases with a similar modus operandi.