Two Extortionists in Cancun Sentenced to 22 and 15 Years in Prison
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Two men were sentenced separately to terms of 22 years and six months and 15 years imprisonment respectively after judges considered their responsibility proven in various cases of extortion committed against traders in Cancun. Luis Felipe Canché Ceballos received the highest sentence, in addition to a fine of 155 thousand 610 [...]
After analyzing the evidence provided by the Attorney General's Office, judges handed down separate convictions against Luis Felipe Canché Ceballos and Ángel Ariel Sánchez Herrera, with sentences of 22 years and six months and 15 years in prison, respectively, for the crime of extortion, in the name of victims of reserved identity, in [...] The entry Sentenced to 22 and 15 years in prison two extortioners in Cancún was first published in Depeso.
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