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(CNN Spanish) - After his disappearance last Thursday, the commander of the Single Command of the Quintana Roo State Police, José Antonio Archi Yama, was found dead this Sunday, Mexican authorities confirmed.
According to the Quintana Roo Prosecutor's Office, the body's finding was reported through a 911 call. According to a prosecutor's statement, experts from different specialties worked on the gathering of evidence and gathering of evidence.
The state governor, Carlos Joaquín, assured through his social networks that state authorities that will continue fighting crime by making arrests and seizures of organized crime. "This infamous action against the command of the state police forces us to redouble the efforts, resources and conviction of maintaining the frontal combat against the criminals," the governor published.
The Ministry of Public Security announced on its Twitter account that it collaborates with the authorities of Quintana Roo to "clarify what happened and bring to justice those responsible for these events."
and we reaffirm our full collaboration with the government of Quintana Roo to clarify what happened and bring to justice those responsible for these events. (2/3)
- Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (@SSPCMexico) September 22, 2019
For his part, the Secretary of Public Security of the state, Alberto Capella, said that the secretariat is in mourning and condemned the homicide of the inspector. Together with a photograph of Archi Yama, he said on his Twitter account that they will give full support to his family. The secretary also assured that "they will not rest until they find the wicked responsible for this crime."
Our institution @SSP_QROO and all who work in it are in mourning and in deep pain for the cowardly murder of Inspector Jose Antonio Archi Yama. We will give full support to your family and we WILL NOT REST until we find the wicked responsible for this crime. pic.twitter.com/vqUloGIoda
- Alberto Capella (@kpya) September 22, 2019