Nine people —seven women and two men— reported being attacked with sharp objects on public transportation. The incidents occurred in the Metro and Metrobús of Mexico City, causing panic among users.
The Attorney General's Office initiated an investigation, but so far there are no arrests or defined motives. The only evident thing is the silence of the authorities and a city that moves again with fear, as has happened on other occasions without consequences.
A pattern without answers
The attacks were recorded between March 14 and April 19, at different times and stations, with no apparent connection between the victims. The affected describe a sudden prick, after which confusion and fear begin.
Young women, routine journeys, crowded spaces. The toxicological tests conducted did not detect any foreign substances. Nor have the cases been linked to kidnapping attempts, which increases the uncertainty.
The FGJ and the Citizen Security Secretariat are analyzing videos and collecting evidence with experts, but without progress or clear lines of investigation. The cameras are there; the guarantees are not.
A city where fear travels for free
