What could have remained just another routine operation became public evidence thanks to a live broadcast that broke the silence. Early Wednesday morning, around 2:13 a.m., the incident between Antonio Flores Guerra and security personnel was viewed by more than 1,400 people in real time, revealing actions that raise serious questions.
It all began when state police officers stopped his truck, accusing him of speeding. However, when Flores Guerra and his companions requested an official citation to support the alleged infraction, the officers refused.
To demonstrate that he had not committed any offense, he explained a key detail: his vehicle has legal armor plating due to his status as a public servant, a feature that limits its maximum speed to just 70 km/h (45 mph), making it impossible for him to exceed the speed limit. He even accelerated at the scene to show that the vehicle could not go any faster.
But the situation took another turn when municipal police officers arrived, led by someone who identifies himself as “Gachupín.” They surrounded the vehicle, blocked its path, and forcibly removed the driver. During the live broadcast, Flores Guerra described the arrest as completely irregular.
And one detail raised red flags: the video mentions that, had the driver been an ordinary citizen, the matter “would have been settled for 2,000 pesos,” an amount nearly equal to the weekly minimum wage. This points directly to a suspected bribe, a practice frequently reported but rarely documented so clearly.
The live broadcast stands as irrefutable proof: it shows that there were no documents, that the infraction was unfounded, and that the officers’ actions were questionable. Now, the footage is the main argument for demanding an investigation into what really happened and why the officers acted in that manner.
Source: mexicodailypost
