The Quintana Roo State Attorney General's Office (FGE) has reported the arrest of a man believed to be involved in a feminicide case in Cancún. The identity of the victim is being kept confidential. The suspect, known as Abel "N", was apprehended following extensive fieldwork and intelligence gathering by the Investigation Police officers.

The arrest took place near the Kaan fractionation area, located in Supermanzana 40 of Cancún. Initially, Abel "N" was taken into custody for resisting arrest and disobedience. However, further investigations have linked him to a feminicide case.

The crime occurred in the early hours of May 26th this year. Abel "N" was at a fast-food establishment owned by the victim, where they were both attending a celebration. An argument broke out between them, after which Abel "N" left the premises, only to return with a firearm. He then shot and killed the woman before quickly fleeing the scene in a car.

Following his arrest, Abel "N" was handed over to the Public Prosecutor's Office. The authorities are now tasked with determining his legal status within the constitutional timeframe, while the investigation continues to gather evidence to fully understand the circumstances and assign responsibility.

This case highlights the crucial role of investigative work and interdepartmental cooperation in apprehending individuals suspected of serious crimes. The community is hopeful that justice will be served and measures will be implemented to prevent future acts of violence.