Overview
- Quintana Roo’s attorney general reported the arrests of Guillermo Alejandro “N” and Briseidy “N” for their probable involvement in fraud and crimes against the environment and fauna.
- Inspectors secured multiple vacant lots in the Barrio Bravo area and located 150 pet carcasses in plastic bags near the alleged crematorium.
- An inspection found the business had no municipal permits and that cremation ovens were never used despite charging about 1,500 to 2,500 pesos for services.
- Prosecutors say 80 formal complaints have been filed so far, and they urged anyone who used the service to come forward with documentation.
- Investigators are tracing payments reportedly funneled through bank accounts and a digital platform registered to named individuals as they expand financial and criminal probes.