Six Men Face Trial for Domestic Violence in Quintana Roo

Quintana Roo, Mexico — The State Attorney General's Office (FGE) has announced that, after presenting evidence in separate hearings, control judges have ordered six men to stand trial for their alleged involvement in acts constituting domestic violence in the municipalities of Benito Juárez, Othón P. Blanco, Playa del Carmen, and Felipe Carrillo Puerto.

Aggressions in Benito Juárez

In Cancún, three individuals were formally charged for this crime.

• Nicolás “N” was charged for physically assaulting his mother in the Supermanzana 202 area.
• Iván Abelardo “N” will face trial for violence against his former partner.
• Crecencio “N” was detained in the Supermanzana 260 area after neighbors alerted emergency services upon observing him hitting and pulling the hair of his romantic partner.

Case in Othón P. Blanco

In the state capital municipality, David “N” was detained under an arrest warrant after being reported by his partner, who stated she had been a victim of constant physical and verbal aggression, in addition to threats with a bladed weapon. Due to the severity of the facts, the judge ordered justified pre-trial detention.

Playa del Carmen and Felipe Carrillo Puerto

In Solidaridad, Zlatomir “N” was formally charged after his former partner accused him of verbal aggression, threats related to the custody of their children, and warnings that he would take her life.

Meanwhile, in Felipe Carrillo Puerto, Gonzalo “N” will face trial for physical, verbal, and psychological violence against his partner, after being detained by the Investigative Police.

The FGE reaffirmed that it will maintain follow-up on these cases as part of its commitment to combat domestic violence in Quintana Roo and to guarantee the protection of victims in each of the municipalities.