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PRI busca tipificar los delitos de motorratones como graves



Los “motorratones” como se les conoce coloquialmente, son sujetos que operan haciendo uso de motocicletas con el propósito de cometer robos a transeúntes o a vehículos que en su mayoría de veces utilizan armas.

De acuerdo con la diputada Myriam Cárdenas Rojas, hay muchas personas afectadas por este delito por lo que presentó la iniciativa para tipificar ese tipo de delitos como graves (Foto: Especial).

De acuerdo con la diputada Myriam Cárdenas Rojas, hay muchas personas afectadas por este delito por lo que presentó la iniciativa para tipificar ese tipo de delitos como graves y evitar que los delincuentes salgan al día siguiente o a las pocas horas de haber cometido algún delito.

“Es necesario que haya denuncia, si no hay denuncia, ¿Cómo persigues un delito? Si es una realidad, sin embargo se está analizando en Comisiones, vamos a esperar la resolución de mis compañeros diputados y con mucho gusto podemos ahondar ahí a los comentarios que tenga la población”.

“Yo creo que en todo el país estamos sufriendo una ola de delincuencia que nos cuesta mucho trabajo a la ciudadanía poder enfrentarnos en las calles, por eso es que queremos por parte de la Legislatura, poder apoyar a la población y hasta nosotros mismos para no salir perjudicados”.

En la iniciativa, la diputada refiere que un 70 por ciento de los ilícitos como asesinatos, robos a transeúntes, comerciantes y unidades del servicio de transporte público de pasajeros, así como de carga, son perpetrados por sujetos que utilizan motocicletas.Finalmente, señala que Ecatepec, Toluca, Naucalpan y Nezahualcóyotl, son las demarcaciones con mayor incidencia de robo a transeúnte, siendo los municipios más poblados del territorio estatal.

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