Cancún man arrested for child pornography possession

Cancún, Mexico — Authorities in Cancún have arrested an individual accused of child pornography offenses. The suspect was found in possession of explicit files involving minors, according to official reports.

Investigation and Arrest

During a press conference, the head of the Quintana Roo State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) announced that the arrest was carried out by the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office for Combating Human Trafficking and Exploitation of Children and Adolescents. The suspect, identified as Moisés David “N,” was detained under a court-issued arrest warrant for alleged involvement in human trafficking-related child pornography.

The investigation began after a complaint was filed in Cancún regarding the possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material. Law enforcement officials gathered digital and field evidence, including photos and videos stored in an online account linked to the suspect.

Following a judicial order, authorities executed a search warrant at the suspect’s residence in the Guerrero neighborhood of Cancún’s Supermanzana 231. Electronic devices containing illicit material were seized. Moisés David “N” was subsequently presented before a judge, where his legal status will be determined within the constitutional timeframe.

Additional Law Enforcement Actions

The FGE also disclosed broader enforcement statistics for the week of April 21–27, 2025. During this period, the agency reported:

• 60 individuals formally charged (including 33 for drug-related offenses, 10 for domestic violence, and others for crimes such as extortion, robbery, and homicide).
• 13 convictions (four for rape, three for aggravated homicide, and others for robbery, attempted femicide, and domestic violence).
• 14 arrest warrants served (including two each for aggravated robbery and rape, and one for child pornography).
• Nine search warrants executed (six for drug offenses, two for homicide, and one for human trafficking).

Additionally, the FGE opened 1,026 new investigations, 75 of which involved arrests, while 95 individuals were detained in flagrante delicto.