The authorities verified that there was no crime for which they were accused and were released.
Las dos personas que fueron detenidas cuando murió el actor Octavio Ocaña, quien interpretaba a Benito en la serie Vecinos, fueron liberadas, informó la Procuraduría General de Justicia del Estado de México.
After his arrest last Friday by the Municipal Police of Cuautitlán Izcalli, both were released after complying with the 48 -hour period established by law.
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Both paid their statement, according to the Attorney General's.
Both were apprehended as part of the investigation of the actor's death, which occurred after a persecution when his truck crashed into the retaining wall of the Chamapa-Elechera road.
Octavio's relatives and friends fired him in his hometown, Villahermosa, Tabasco, where his remains were veiled yesterday morning.
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