CDMX experiences a wave of thefts when buying cars on Facebook. Photo: Getty Images
Los robberies When buying cars online, mainly on Facebook, they have become a constant on the streets of Mexico City. At Unotv.com we present the most recent cases.
Family attacked when buying a car on Facebook in CDMX
Journalist Carlos Jiménez, better known as “C4”, shared the case of a family who was assaulted in the Coyoacán mayor’s office after buying a Beetle.
A video shared on his X account shows the moment in which the buyers They wait for the supposed sellers in a white car.
However, moments later, a group of raiders He arrives at the scene and strips them of their belongings, as well as the money they have with them to purchase the car.
Security cameras managed to capture a man asking the driver to open the door. trunk from the car to take things.
After committing the act, the subjects fled the scene, leaving the family out of moneywithout the supposed car they were going to buy and without their belongings.
According to the journalist’s reports, the victims were wearing 170 thousand pesos and they arrived at the place to purchase a Beetle.
A similar case of theft when buying a car in Álvaro Obregón
In the streets of the mayor’s office Alvaro Obregona family was also robbed when purchasing a car that was advertised on Facebook.
The images show the victims while they wait for the sellersbut a group of assailants took advantage of their naivety to take their money and belongings.
Without caring that there were women and even minorsthe criminals began with the theft.
According to the information shared by journalist Carlos Jiménez, a man, a member of the family, was apparently injured by the blows that he received.
In the clip it is possible to see that one of the women flee from the placealong with a minor, to get to safety.
Thieves rob a man and murder him in CDMX
in the colony Lomas de Becerra of the mayor Álvaro Obregón, They murdered a man who tried to buy a truck advertised on Facebook MarketPlace.
Accompanied by his wife, the buyer carried with him 260 thousand pesos in cash, of which three criminals robbed him.
According to reports, the victim arrived at the Dr. Fernando Quiroz Gutiérrez General Hospital, but he died hours later due to injuries.
These types of cases have become a constant in Mexico City, which is why the authorities ask make safe purchases and avoid falling into this type of deception.
