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Police Officer From Ocoyucan Dies After Being Swept Away by the Current of the Atoyac River » Puebla News

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Police officer dies in Ocoyucan after being swept away by the Atoyac River. Agustín Malo Martínez, deputy director of the Santa Clara Ocoyucan Municipal Police, died while assisting families affected by the heavy rains on Thursday afternoon and evening, after the patrol car he was traveling in was swept away by the Atoyac River. Unofficial reports also indicate the deaths of three other people who were in the vehicle. According to initial report…
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After several hours of inter-institutional search, the body of officer Agustín Malo Martínez, belonging to the Municipal Police, was located, who was dragged by the overflow of the Atoyac River, during ... The post Civil Protection and security forces locate officer of Ocoyucan appeared first in thisEsPuebla.

After almost two days of being disappeared, this Friday morning the deputy director of the Municipal Police of Santa Clara Ocoyucan, Agustín Malo Martínez, who was dragged by the stream of the Atoyac River along with three women during the night of Wednesday, was located without life. State Civil Protection personnel reported that the [...] The post They find municipal police without life dragged by the Atoyac appeared first on Oronoticias.

The finding was achieved thanks to the decrease in the water level After several hours of inter-institutional search, the body of officer Agustín Malo Martínez, belonging to the Municipal Police, was located, who was dragged by the overflow of the Atoyac River, during the attention of an emergency.The finding was achieved at 08:34 hours this day approximately 100 meters downstream of the bridge of the colony Humberto Vidal and 80 meters from the…

A patrol from Ocoyucan, Puebla, was dragged by the stream of the Atoyac River derived from the intense rains. On board were a police officer and three women, who died drowned. The events were recorded on the night of Wednesday, July 8. Heavy rains increased the flow of the Atoyac River. During relief work for the flood-affected population, police Agustín Malo Martínez went up to his patrol three women, who he intended to take to a safe point. Ho…

Police officer dies in Ocoyucan after being swept away by the Atoyac River. Agustín Malo Martínez, deputy director of the Santa Clara Ocoyucan Municipal Police, died while assisting families affected by the heavy rains on Thursday afternoon and evening, after the patrol car he was traveling in was swept away by the Atoyac River. Unofficial reports also indicate the deaths of three other people who were in the vehicle. According to initial report…

A police officer from the municipality of Santa Clara Ocoyucan was found dead in the Atoyac River after being swept away by floodwaters in Puebla. The officer, a commander, was carried away by the current along with the patrol car he was using to patrol the Humberto Vidal neighborhood in Ocoyucan. On Thursday, July 9, 2026, the Public Security Secretariat (SSP) confirmed that the officer was alone in the patrol car, carrying out his routine patr…

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aztecapuebla.com broke the news on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
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