Four detained in Venustiano Carranza over suspected link to Polanco clothing-store robbery
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At a glance
- Mexico City police detained three men and a woman in Venustiano Carranza in connection with an investigation into a July 27 robbery at a clothing store in Polanco.
- Officers identified a vehicle allegedly linked to the robbery and stopped it on Elena Garro Avenue.
- Police said they found 24 bags of marijuana, about two kilograms of marijuana in bulk and 12 bags containing pink powder identified as tusi cocaine.
Three men and a woman were detained in Mexico City's Venustiano Carranza borough after police traced a vehicle allegedly linked to the robbery of a high-end clothing store in Polanco.
The robbery took place on July 27 at a store on Presidente Masaryk Avenue, in the Polanco Tercera Secciรณn neighborhood of Miguel Hidalgo borough. Investigators, working with monitoring staff from the C2 Poniente command and control center, identified the area where the suspected robbers were moving.
During a security patrol, officers spotted the vehicle on Elena Garro Avenue in the Adolfo Lรณpez Mateos neighborhood. Police said the occupants appeared to be carrying packages containing drugs, so officers ordered them to stop and searched the vehicle.
The search turned up 24 bags of marijuana, approximately two kilograms of the same substance in bulk, and 12 bags containing a pink powder identified as tusi cocaine. The detainees, three men aged 18, 21 and 23 and a 25-year-old woman, were taken before a public prosecutor, who will determine their legal status.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.