Crowd storms Chiapas police station after girl and grandmother killed

The nightly bulletin also follows a vigil for a missing priest in Culiacán and a survivor's concerns over a court's handling of her case.

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0:53The opening report describes a crowd attacking two suspects after a girl and her grandmother were killed in Chiapas.
4:42Parishioners in Culiacán hold a prayer vigil for missing priest Clemente Morales Topete.
8:05Ximena Rodríguez describes fear after a judge reclassified the offense and her attacker was not jailed.
10:47The bulletin reports a 70-year prison sentence for femicide in Tepetlixpa.
15:09Flooding in Ciudad Juárez sweeps vehicles along streets as rain-related disruption continues.
18:02International coverage includes Venezuela, Brazil's election, a fatal Kenyan bus crash and Paris protests.

Residents broke into a police station in Ostuacán, Chiapas, and attacked two men suspected of killing a girl and her grandmother, Mexico's Azteca Noticias reports. The mob violence leads the October 26 edition of the nightly news program +Hechos, hosted by Uriel Estrada.

Chiapas prosecutor Jorge Luis Llaven describes forensic findings from the killings and says investigators believe revenge was the motive. The broadcast presents the men attacked by the crowd as suspects, not as people convicted of the crime.

In Culiacán, in the northwestern state of Sinaloa, parishioners gather for a prayer vigil seeking the return of missing priest Clemente Morales Topete. Two women interviewed, Rosy and María de Jesús Aldama, express hope that he will be found and return to their community.

The bulletin then reports the seizure of a methamphetamine laboratory in Los Brasiles, Sinaloa, and a separate arrest in Mexicali, Baja California.

A longer court follow-up centers on Ximena Rodríguez, who survived an attempted femicide. She describes fear and helplessness after a judge reclassified the offense and her attacker was not jailed. The segment includes footage of Judge Rafael López López setting a financial guarantee of 50,000 pesos. A separate report covers a 70-year prison sentence for the femicide of a young woman in Tepetlixpa.

In Jiutepec, Morelos, footage shows two women confronting a motorcyclist whom the report identifies as having sexually harassed one of them. The broadcaster says he was taken to prosecutors.

Weather coverage shows severe flooding in Ciudad Juárez, with vehicles swept along by currents during what the program describes as a second day of rain-related disruption. The international roundup closes with María Corina Machado's reception in Venezuela, Brazil's presidential election, a fatal bus crash in Kenya and protests in Paris.

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