Police officers immediately secured the area and requested emergency services. The victim told authorities that moments before, she had an argument with her son, who allegedly verbally assaulted her before taking a hammer and hitting her on the head. The victim stated that the suspect was still inside the residence. Paramedics who arrived at the scene provided medical care to the woman, diagnosing her with a mild traumatic brain injury and multiple contusions and abrasions on various parts of her body, which did not require hospitalization. With the victim's consent, police entered the home and located and arrested the alleged perpetrator. Once she was stabilized, she was given guidance on how to access psychological and legal support through the specialized agencies of the Government of the City. The detainee was read his legal rights, and along with the seized object, he was handed over to the corresponding agent of the Public Ministry. Elements of the Citizen Security Secretariat (SSC) of Mexico City arrested a 32-year-old man, identified as the alleged perpetrator of physically and verbally assaulting his mother in a home in the Iztapalapa mayor's office. The events occurred when SSC officers were alerted to a family violence incident in a property on Benito Juárez Street, in the Pueblo Santiago Acahualtepec colony, the capital government reported last Sunday. Upon arriving at the scene, the officers were requested by a 50-year-old woman who had visible bloodstains on her face and body. This authority will be in charge of determining her legal situation and initiating the corresponding investigation file. In accordance with the police protocol, a preventive search was carried out, after which a hammer of approximately 40 centimeters in length was secured, which had bloodstains on the handle. While the suspect was being detained, the victim was secured in a safe place.
