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A video showing a guest assaulting a receptionist at the Park Life Paradox hotel, located in Santa Fe, Mexico City, has gone viral on social media. The images sparked outrage among users, who demanded that the person responsible be identified and sanctioned.
The viral video shows the moment the man physically assaults the worker in front of a security guard. Following the dissemination of the case, capital authorities reported that they have already launched the corresponding investigations.
¿Cómo ocurrió la agresión contra la recepcionista del hotel Park Life Paradox?
According to the program Por la Mañana con Ciro Gómez Leyva, the guest allegedly sent a WhatsApp message to the receptionist asking her to receive a package. Upon not receiving an immediate response, he allegedly went down to the reception to complain and subsequently physically assaulted her.
In the footage, it is observed that the man accuses the receptionist of trying to record him with one of her cell phones. However, according to the version reported by Ciro Gómez Leyva, the worker was on a video call with her boss.
Moments later, the subject throws both cell phones to the ground and hits her in the face at least twice.
The assault occurred in front of a security guard, who did not intervene during the attack. Consequently, social media users immediately questioned his lack of action to defend the victim.
¿Quién es el hombre que golpeó a la recepcionista del hotel Park Life Paradox?
According to the program Por la Mañana con Ciro Gómez Leyva, the alleged aggressor was identified as Octavio Cortés Jiménez, who had been staying at the hotel for less than a month and had a one-year stay contract.
Some local media have also published that the man allegedly has ties to the Sinaloa Cartel and that he may be linked to an alleged real estate fraud in Mazatlán through the company Grupo Universal Inmobiliario y de Industrias S.A. de C.V.
¿Qué dicen las autoridades sobre la agresión en el hotel Park Life Paradox?
Through its social media channels, the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) of Mexico City reported that "personnel from this Secretariat's Sector have already interviewed the 40-year-old worker, as well as the establishment's manager, to provide them with the necessary advice and support."
Likewise, it noted that the Mexico City Attorney General's Office is already conducting the corresponding investigation and coordinating the implementation of necessary protection measures for the victim.
The SSC added that an investigation has also been initiated into the company that offers services at the tourist apartment, in addition to verifying its legal status to integrate it into the inquiries derived from the complaint.
[Publicidad]