The Public Ministry reported two decisive actions in its offensive against crime this Thursday, November 27th. The incidents occurred in different parts of the country but, according to the institution, reflect the urgent need to curb the rise in violence and property crimes.
In the first case, prosecutors obtained a provisional detention order for two men linked to a homicide attempt, after the victim survived the attack and provided details about the assault.
The precautionary measure was backed by evidence that, according to the MP, reinforces the alleged participation of the accused in the incident, whose investigation remains active.
Meanwhile, in another courtroom, the San Miguelito Prosecutor's Office secured a conviction for aggravated robbery and attempted robbery against a man who, according to the case file, had been operating with violence in areas of high community sensitivity.
The sentence aims to send a clear message regarding the increase in property crimes in this densely populated region.
Although both cases are different, they share a common thread: the MP's effort to show immediate results in areas where daily crime hits hard.
The institution emphasized that it will continue to implement severe measures against those who pose a risk to public safety, both for violent acts and for criminal activities that directly affect communities.
