Actor Alejandro Speitzer reports luggage stolen from bags at Mexico City airport
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Actor Alejandro Speitzer reported that his luggage was stolen from his bags at Mexico City International Airport.
- Speitzer stated that his suitcases were broken into despite having locks, and numerous items were taken.
- He has initiated a formal investigation and encouraged others to report similar incidents.
Mexican actor Alejandro Speitzer publicly denounced that his luggage was stolen from two suitcases upon arriving at Mexico City International Airport. Speitzer shared his experience on social media, expressing his dismay at the theft.
"I was surprised to find my entire suitcase had been ransacked. Not just robbed, my entire suitcase, two suitcases, they broke them, stole many things, and it happened at the Mexico City airport," Speitzer stated in a video shared online.
I was surprised to find my entire suitcase had been ransacked. Not just robbed, my entire suitcase, two suitcases, they broke them, stole many things, and it happened at the Mexico City airport.
Despite the violation, Speitzer confirmed he has already begun the process to investigate the incident. Known for his determination, he vowed to pursue the matter to identify those responsible. "I'm already following up and have submitted my request and everything, but since I'm very stubborn, I'm going to put in the effort and we're going to track down and find a way to find these thieves because they ran into a stubborn person," he declared.
Speitzer also urged other travelers to remain vigilant and report any instances of theft or tampering with their belongings. He believes that inaction by passengers emboldens criminals who prey on travelers' luggage.
I'm already following up and have submitted my request and everything, but since I'm very stubborn, I'm going to put in the effort and we're going to track down and find a way to find these thieves because they ran into a stubborn person.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.