Identify Alleged Gunmen Killed in Ojuelos

Ruvalcaba is Oswaldo Hernandez, 23 years old, residing in the municipality of Zapopan, and Victor Alonso Rodriguez, 17, a resident of San Pedro Tlaquepaque, whose bodies were identified and claimed by their families, officially, with the Attorney General of the State of Zacatecas (PGJEZ). It was last December 4, 2011 when two young men lost their lives to stand against elements of the Fifteenth Military Zone.

The scuffle occurred after the Municipal Police officers were alerted the assault on a woman, who stripped him of his truck, Dodge Durango , which was stopped at gunpoint by the crew of a truck, Voyager , which traveled in convoy with two other in the intersection of Jesus Ibarra and Lopez Rayon, right in front of The Sanctuary of that municipality. After the raid the soldiers asked municipal staff support from the Ministry of National Defense (SEDENA), who a round of monitoring, so that minutes later, after searching for the gunmen on the highway that connects Ojuelos with the town of Pinos, in the State of Zacatecas, military personnel detected a convoy of at least 10 Trucks, including the one which had just stolen, so trying to catch them, a confrontation arose at the height of the communities of Santa Elena and La Laguna, resulting in the deaths of two suspected gunmen and wounded a few more . After the scuffle recovered the truck that had just stolen, in addition to rescue a man’s life, which had been deprived of his freedom, while most of the group of gunmen fled on foot or in vehicles to the state of Zacatecas . That day, gunmen killed were not identified. Víctor Rodríguez Alonso, 17, after being shot by the military, his hands carrying an assault rifle AR-15 type and chest tactical vest hung brought a rocket launcher, two fragmentation grenades and chargers supplied, plus it also wore a bulletproof vest. While Ruvalcaba Oswaldo Hernandez, 23, had a gun and a short assault rifle AK-47, better known as “Goat Horns” chargers as well as rounds of ammunition of various calibres. At the end of the fray, also secured several trucks without specifying how many, however, local authorities reported that within the vehicle were several weapons fire and minor amounts of different types of drugs. While Zacatecas authorities will be responsible for the alleged gunmen dead. For its part, the Attorney General of the State of Jalisco (PGJEJ) has initiated investigations into the identity of Oswaldo Ruvalcaba, as it is presumed that could try one of the subjects who participated in the multihomicidio of the 26 people in three vehicles were abandoned in the Millennium Arcos, on November 24, 2011.