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Four Kidnappers in Juarez Receive Record 845-Year Sentences

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In a landmark ruling, the Chihuahua Attorney General's Office has sentenced four kidnappers to a total of 845 years in prison for their role in the abduction and torture of 13 victims in Ciudad Juarez. The convicted individuals, identified as Jesus Tomas C.S. (24) and Oswaldo PM (22), among others, were found guilty of both physical and psychological abuse. This case highlights the ongoing issues of violence and crime in the region, aiming to send a strong message against such criminal activities. The ruling marks a significant step in addressing the safety concerns of residents in Juarez and the surrounding areas.

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