Store robbery suspect indicted

A man along with another individual who allegedly robbed a store back in July, was indicted by a state judge, the Attorney General’s office said.

José Antonio “N” was indicted for the July 30 robbery of a store located by Independencia Avenue in the Colonia Zacatecas area.

The suspects allegedly entered the store and brandished firearms towards employees, the agency said.

The suspects took about $350 in Mexican currency from a cash register and a backpack loaded with cash from a security guard.

The individuals then fled in a gray Mitsubishi Lancer.

According to the agency, the suspects also stole a television set, two laptops, two smartphones and around $500 in Mexican currency from a Colonia Insurgentes area shopping mall.

The suspects also took part in several robberies committed in restaurants and another store, the agency said.

The judge decided to keep the suspect in prison during trial and gave prosecutors two months to close the investigation.

In a separate case, a judge indicted two men who allegedly robbed an employee of a water vending business at the Fraccionamiento Quintas del Rey area back in February.

Gabriel and Sebastian Isaac were indicted by the judge for the armed robbery in which the individuals took cash and fled in a green Jeep Patriot.

In a third case, a judge indicted Carlos Jesús, who is also known as Brian Alexis, for the Oct. 4 damage to a blue 2017 Honda Civic with California plates that was parked close to a fitness center located in the unincorporated area of Gonzalez Ortega.

The vehicle owner confronted the suspect who then brandished a knife and took the victim’s wallet with 1,000 pesos and personal documents.

– Arturo Bojórquez abojorquez@ivpressonline.com