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‘Los Molina’ Leader Receives 245-Year Sentence for Coyoacán Multiple Homicide
Mexico City, October 11, 2026 – Luis Enrique ‘N’, identified as the leader of the criminal group ‘Los Molina’, has been found guilty and sentenced to 245 years in prison for the qualified homicide of seven people. The criminal leader was also ordered to pay over 3.1 million Mexican pesos in material indemnification, funeral expenses, and moral damages to the victims’ families.
According to the Attorney General’s Office of Mexico City (FGJCDMX), Luis Enrique ‘N’ was one of the top ten priority targets for security and justice authorities in the capital.
The Coyoacán Multiple Homicide
The events that led to Luis Enrique ‘N’s imprisonment occurred during a celebration in the Carmen Serdán neighborhood, Coyoacán borough, in the early hours of December 22, 2018. According to the capital’s prosecutor’s office, Luis Enrique ‘N’ and three other men arrived at the location in a van and opened fire on the people present. The attack resulted in the deaths of seven individuals.
Two months after the multiple homicide in Coyoacán, Luis Enrique ‘N’ was arrested in the municipality of Tecámac, State of Mexico, in collaboration with State of Mexico authorities. Three days later, the capital’s Prosecutor’s Office obtained his vinculation to process for the crime of qualified homicide against the seven victims.
Evidence Presented During the Trial
During the trial, the Public Ministry presented expert, testimonial, and videographic evidence that proved Luis Enrique ‘N’s responsibility in the homicide of the seven people in Coyoacán. The evidence included ballistic reports, forensic medicine opinions, and criminalistic studies. For example, ballistic analyses established that the casings found at the scene matched one of the two long firearms found in Luis Enrique ‘N’s vehicle when he was arrested.
On September 9, 2026, the capital’s prosecutor’s office obtained the conviction, and a month later, on October 5, the Trial Court imposed the sentence of 245 years in prison. However, the Prosecutor’s Office clarified that the applicable legislation establishes a maximum prison sentence of 70 years.
The resolution also includes the payment of more than 3.1 million pesos for damages to the victims’ families, in addition to the suspension of the convicted person’s political rights.
Who are ‘Los Molina’?
The capital’s prosecutor’s office identifies ‘Los Molina’ as a criminal group involved in homicides, extortion, kidnapping, fraud, and drug dealing in various boroughs in the south and east of Mexico City. Luis Enrique ‘N’ led this organization and was among the ten priority targets for the city’s security and justice authorities. His relevance in security investigations placed him among the individuals sought by capital authorities.
Source: https://www.sinembargo.mx/4885793/lider-de-los-molina-recibe-245-anos-de-carcel-era-objetivo-prioritario-en-la-cdmx/
