Overview
- CEJUM suspended Karla Vianey García Lagunes on August 1 and launched an internal investigation into her administrative and potential legal liability.
- No criminal charges have been filed, although she was briefly detained at the Cuartel de San José before being released hours later.
- Footage shows García Lagunes, apparently intoxicated, crashing into at least three vehicles in downtown Xalapa, insulting a transit officer and offering a 500-peso bribe.
- Investigators discovered she carried two CEJUM ID badges under different names, raising concerns over identity irregularities within the agency.
- Viral clips led social media to dub her “Lady Muerta de Hambre” and “Lady 500 pesos,” fueling public demands for transparency and accountability.