The Attorney General's Office of Justice of Mexico City (FGJCDMX) reported that a control judge has linked Enrique 'N', a teacher at a school located in the Del Valle neighborhood, Benito Juárez mayor's office, to the process for his probable responsibility for the crime of aggravated sexual privacy against a 16-year-old student. According to the investigation, the events occurred on March 18, 2026, when the teacher asked his students to pass one by one to his desk to hand in assignments. At that moment, he allegedly placed his cell phone under the victim's skirt to take images without her consent. The CDMX Prosecutor's Office obtained the linkage to process of Enrique 'N' for his probable responsibility for the crime of aggravated sexual privacy. A classmate of the teenager recorded what happened and notified the school authorities, who requested the intervention of elements of the Citizen Security Secretariat (SSC). The accused was arrested that same day and made available to the Public Ministry. During the initial hearing, the judge determined to impose the precautionary measure of preventive detention and established a two-month period for the closure of the complementary investigation. You may be interested | Low violence in Mexico, but several states remain at risk: México Evalúa "The CDMX Prosecutor's Office acts immediately in the face of facts that violate the dignity and integrity of girls, boys, and adolescents," the agency noted. The corporation added that, in accordance with the presumption of innocence principle, the accused will be considered innocent until his responsibility is determined through a judicial sentence.
