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Categories: CRIME
Mexico-Paraguay violent crime sentencing
Entities: Fiscalía General de Justicia del Estado de Sonora · Puerto Vallarta · David · Guaymas · Silvestre Alonso
Overview
In early July 2026, reports noted that courts in both Paraguay and Mexico were imposing lengthy prison terms for violent offenses. By the end of the month, Mexican courts continued this pattern, sentencing Silvestre Alonso to more than three years for his role in a failed robbery in Puerto Vallarta and placing a driver who caused a serious hit‑and‑run in Guaymas under pre‑trial detention. The developments show an ongoing emphasis on strict judicial penalties for violent crimes in the region.
Timeline
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9 days ago
[CRIME] 2 sourcesMexican courts sentence robbery suspect and detain hit‑and‑run driverMexican courts sentenced a gas‑station robbery lookout to over three years in prison and detained a driver who fled after a hit‑and‑run in Guaymas, both cases resulting in pre‑trial custody.
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about 1 month ago
[CRIME] 3 sourcesParaguay and Mexico courts impose lengthy prison terms for violent crimesCourts in Paraguay and Mexico handed down lengthy prison sentences for violent crimes, including a 20‑year term for a robbery‑sex assault in Ciudad del Este and 50‑year and 37½‑year terms for kidnapping and rob
Sources
noticiaspv.com.mx · tribuna.com.mx