In a video, the Mayor of Misantla, Veracruz, detailed that the assailants who robbed them took a truck, cameras and cell phones.
Mexico City, October 20 (However).- The Elected Municipal President of Misantla, René Omar Jaéndenounced that he and his team were victims of a assault when they returned to their community after delivering aid a families victims for the floods in Veracruz.
He holdup It occurred on Sunday night at a gas station located in the municipality of Tihuatlanin the northern region of the state; according to the Edil elected, the assailants took a van, recording equipment y phones cell phones.
In a video shared on his social networks, the Mayor-elect denounced the events, which he described as an “unpleasant incident” and assured that no member of his team was injured. “We are all fine, just with the nerves and fear,” he added.
🗳📌 A MAYOR WAS ASSAULT AFTER DELIVERING AID IN VERACRUZ
Well, the elected mayor of Misantla, René Omar Jaén (MC) reported that he and his team were attacked when they returned from delivering aid to victims in the northern area of Veracruz.
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— Juan Ortiz 🗳️👁🗨 (@Juan_OrtizMX) October 19, 2025
“There are more of us good people, I ask you to take care of yourselves, you put our heritage at risk and, above all, the most important thing is life and safety,” said the elected Municipal President.
The elected Mayor of Misantla, a member of Movimiento Ciudadano, and his team went to the municipality of Alamo to deliver aid that was donated by residents of the community for the families affected by the floods that hit the state of Veracruz.
Omar Jaén stressed that the members of his team who were victims of the assault “are good people, people we came to help” and noted that fortunately they all emerged unharmed.