The actor Octavio Ocana, known for playing Benito Rivers on the hit series “Neighbors”, He passed away on October 30. According to reports in the Mexican press, the 22-year-old star died after receiving a bullet impact during a police chase, although the agents deny having shot him.
The death of the young man was announced by the Las Estrellas television network through its social networks. “We join in the sorrow of the actor’s loved ones and friends, to whom we send our sincere condolences. Rest in peace, ”they wrote in a Twitter post.
For his part, the journalist Carlos Jiménez, specialized in police and crimes, released more information about what happened: “Agents of @GobIzcalli revealed that the actor Octavio Ocana he received a bullet that took his life. The police say that everything started when they ordered him to stop. They claim they chased him but did NOT shoot. He was armed with this gun (includes the photograph) ”.
Octavio Ocana He ended up crashing into his vehicle with a gunshot wound and died in the municipality of Cuautitlán Izcalli, Mexico. The facts are still under investigation.
Octavio Ocaña’s career in Mexico
“Rest in peace Octavio Ocaña, our Broken Heart Benito,” wrote the official account of “Neighbors” in a tweet. As it is remembered, Octavio Augusto Pérez Ocaña began his acting career in the Chiquillos y Chiquillas section of the “Chabelo” program, but rose to fame in Mexican television fiction with the role of Benito Rivers at age 6 and remained in the role to date, with 22 years.
Octavio Ocana She also appeared in other small screen productions such as “Lola… Once upon a time”, “La Familia P.Luche”, “Hermanos y detectives”, “Te give la vida” and “La mexicana y el güero”. In 2008, he was part of the cast of the film “Amor letter by letter”.
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