Mexico City criminal leader sentenced for 2018 mass shooting

Luis Enrique “N”, identified as the leader of the criminal group “Los Molina,” has been sentenced to a total of 245 to 250 years in prison for the 2018 mass shooting in the Coyoacán borough of Mexico City. The attack, which occurred during a celebration in the Carmen Serdán neighborhood, resulted in the deaths of seven people.

The prosecution presented ballistic, forensic, and criminalistic evidence linking the defendant to the crime. Although the sentence is substantial, authorities clarified that under applicable legislation, the maximum prison term he can actually serve is 70 years. Additionally, the court ordered the payment of over 3.1 million pesos in compensation to the victims' families and the suspension of his political rights.