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Amanalco neighbors “comb” the woods looking for Brenda
July 19th, 2019
Neighbors of Amanalco, of the El Capulín community, organized on Thursday search brigades in the wooded area of that town, near Valle de Bravo. This, in order to track the whereabouts of Brenda Cruz García, who disappeared last Sunday around 2:00 p.m. after boarding a collective taxi to Toluca.
Family, friends and neighbors, started Monday the search for the young woman, who works as a worker in the industrial zone located between Lerma and San Mateo Atenco, but had any success.
Despite the obstacles encountered by authorities of the attorney general's office to accelerate the investigations, since Monday, the inhabitants of the El Capulín Tercera Sección area sympathized with them and decided to organize themselves in small searching groups. Thus, for this Thursday they set out to explore trails, landscapes and gullies, which surround the area, where Brenda was last seen.
Around noon this Thursday, around 50 people, including youth, women and men of various ages, organized with patrol support and National Guard elements, to integrate small search cells and comb the area, which is located nestled between forests that crosses the Valle de Bravo-Amanalco road.
Staff
Translator: Martín Caballero
Neighbors of Amanalco, of the El Capulín community, organized on Thursday search brigades in the wooded area of that town, near Valle de Bravo. This, in order to track the whereabouts of Brenda Cruz García, who disappeared last Sunday around 2:00 p.m. after boarding a collective taxi to Toluca.
Family, friends and neighbors, started Monday the search for the young woman, who works as a worker in the industrial zone located between Lerma and San Mateo Atenco, but had any success.
Despite the obstacles encountered by authorities of the attorney general's office to accelerate the investigations, since Monday, the inhabitants of the El Capulín Tercera Sección area sympathized with them and decided to organize themselves in small searching groups. Thus, for this Thursday they set out to explore trails, landscapes and gullies, which surround the area, where Brenda was last seen.
Around noon this Thursday, around 50 people, including youth, women and men of various ages, organized with patrol support and National Guard elements, to integrate small search cells and comb the area, which is located nestled between forests that crosses the Valle de Bravo-Amanalco road.
Staff
Translator: Martín Caballero
