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The Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) reported that the red truck that allegedly followed Vanessa Huppenkothen, a TUDN host, on Ejército Nacional Avenue in the Miguel Hidalgo borough on the night of Wednesday, August 19, has been located.
According to the SSC, the truck was located on Calzada Ignacio Zaragoza at the corner of Guadalupe Victoria in the Tepalcates neighborhood, Iztapalapa borough. The driver was presented before a Civic Judge for "causing a public disturbance."
"The red vehicle was located on Calzada Ignacio Zaragoza at the corner of Guadalupe Victoria in the Tepalcates neighborhood, Iztapalapa borough, and its driver was presented before a Civic Judge for causing a public disturbance," the SSC explained.
The agency added that the corresponding investigations are already being carried out to clarify the facts and determine responsibilities.
"Investigations are continuing to clarify the events that occurred last night and to determine responsibilities."
According to information from Azucena Uresti, the driver denied having participated in the events.
Vanessa Huppenkothen recounts the tense moment
Through Instagram, Vanessa Huppenkothen documented the tense moments she experienced when a red truck allegedly tried to cut her off to force her to stop.
"If they kill me, we already know it was this bastard," Vanessa said in her video, before reading the car's license plate aloud.
After deleting the video, the TUDN host explained in her stories that she was safe and at home.
"I want to thank you for your messages and support. A few hours ago I had a scare, which fortunately didn't escalate. I am home, I am fine, I am safe, and I am infinitely grateful to you. Thank you very much," she said.
Internet users suggest it could be a case of 'montachoques' (staged traffic accidents)
After Vanessa Huppenkothen's video went viral, some internet users suggested it could have been a possible case of 'montachoques,' a modus operandi in which one or more drivers cut off the path and fake a traffic accident to try to intimidate their victim and extort money.
[Publicidad]