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Give 110 Years in Prison to Ex-Policeman From Chimalhuacán for Double Homicide

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José Issac Salazar Perrusquía, former officer of the Municipal Police of Chimalhuacán, was sentenced to 110 years in prison for the crime of double homicide, committed on May 17, 2017 against a man and a woman. The Attorney General's Office of Justice of the State of Mexico (FGJEM) obtained the sentence after several years of investigation of the case in Tultitlán, in which two more persons participated.
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Give 110 Years in Prison to Ex-Policeman From Chimalhuacán for Double Homicide

José Issac Salazar Perrusquía, former officer of the Municipal Police of Chimalhuacán, was sentenced to 110 years in prison for the crime of double homicide, committed on May 17, 2017 against a man and a woman. The Attorney General's Office of Justice of the State of Mexico (FGJEM) obtained the sentence after several years of investigation of the case in Tultitlán, in which two more persons participated.

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