A 24-year-old man accused of attempted femicide in Mexico has expressed regret for his actions, according to authorities. Christian de Jesús “N” was apprehended last Friday in Escobedo, Nuevo León, after a month-long manhunt.
De Jesús “N” is accused of brutally assaulting his ex-girlfriend, 20-year-old Melanie, during a halloween party in Tamaulipas on October 31. The attack sparked outrage, prompting Tamaulipas authorities to offer a 200,000 peso reward for data leading to his arrest.
“Obviously, he, justifying himself, right?, that he had made a mistake, was the first thing he commented,” Esteban Cantu Montes, director of the State Examination Agency of Nuevo León, told reporters. “Obviously he has the right to remain silent, but he was immediatly placed at the disposal of the Public Ministry.”
“His state of health is perfect, and the doctors will determine that in their opinion, but practically the entire night he was under surveillance by our elements, obviously due to the type of crime and, as we saw at the time of his arrest, his behavior was [under surveillance],”
Cantu Montes confirmed that De jesús “N” was found in good health upon his arrest and was closely monitored due to the nature of the crime. He was apprehended at a relative’s home in the Colonia Fernando A. Milpa neighborhood, where authorities also discovered drugs in his possession.
Melanie, the victim, is reportedly in good condition and recovering.
Cantu Montes emphasized the commitment of the Prosecutor’s Office to seeking justice for all citizens. “The Prosecutor’s Office is always trying to resolve, comply, give and bring justice to all citizens, it is a very relevant case like manny there are and we continue working for all citizens,” he stated.
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**Escobedo, Mexico** – Christian de Jesús “N”, a 24-year-old man accused of attempted femicide, has expressed remorse for his actions, according to authorities. De Jesús “N” was apprehended last Friday in Escobedo, Nuevo Léon, after a month-long manhunt that culminated in a dramatic arrest at a relative’s home.
We spoke wiht Esteban Cantu Montes, Director of the State Examination Agency of Nuevo Léon, to gain insight into the capture of the suspect and the case he faces.
**World Today News:** Mr. Cantu Montes, can you tell us about the circumstances surrounding the arrest of christian de Jesús “N”?
**Esteban cantu Montes:** He was found at a relative’s home in the Colonia Fernando A. Milpa neighborhood. We had been tracking him diligently, and we finally located him. During the arrest, he expressed regret stating that he had “made a mistake”, but he was immediately placed at the disposal of the Public Ministry. He has the right to remain silent,of course.
**World Today News:** We understand drug possession was also involved in the arrest.Can you elaborate on that?
**Esteban Cantu Montes:** Yes, drugs were discovered at the scene upon his arrest. As you are aware, the nature of the crime lead to close surveillance of the suspect throughout the night.
**World Today News:** How is Melanie, the victim of the alleged attack, doing?
**Esteban Cantu Montes:** We are glad to report that she is recovering well and is currently in good condition.
**World Today News:** This case sparked outrage and garnered a ample reward offer. What message does this send about the commitment of the Prosecutor’s Office to justice?
**Esteban Cantu montes:** This case, like many others, underlines our unwavering commitment to delivering justice for all citizens. We work tirelessly to resolve these situations, ensuring that justice is served.
**World Today News:** Thank you for your time and for shedding light on this crucial case.
The Prosecutor’s Office has declined to comment on further details regarding the case while the investigation progresses. De Jesús “N” will face charges related to attempted femicide and potentially drug possession. The case will continue moving through the judicial system, with concerned citizens watching closely for updates and the pursuit of justice for Melanie.