Justice
The extradition to Mexico of a member of the Lev Tahor sect was suspended by decision of a Guatemalan court.
Yoel Alter, a member of the Lev Tahor sect, is pointed out for human trafficking and required by the justice of Mexico. (Free Press Photo: Elmer Vargas)
The Fifth Criminal Judgment Court left on Wednesday, April 22, the extradition of Yoel Alter, a member of the Lev Tahor sect, who is required by the Justice of Mexico, indicated by the crime of trafficking in persons, judicial sources reported.
The Judiciary requested that the information on the facts and the reasons for the requirement made by the Mexican authorities be expanded.
In addition, a period of 30 business days was granted, counted from the notification, so that the required is complied with.
Interpol agents captured on Friday, January 24, in zone 1 of the capital, to Yoel Alter, of Israeli nationality.
The apprehension, for extradition purposes, was carried out in the 14th street, Avenida El Cemetery, zone 3 of the capital.
ALTER is required by Mexico for his possible participation in the crime of organized crime, with the purpose of committing crimes related to human trafficking. Lev Tahor sect, Lev Tahor, extraditable, trafficking in people in Guatemala