### Natanael Cano Faces Trial for Bribery
Months after a viral video emerged showing singer Natanael Cano fleeing from municipal authorities in Sonora for speeding, the incident has led to legal consequences. According to the video, Cano, known for his hit “Pacas de Billetes,” handed over several bundles of cash to municipal police officers to avoid arrest on March 29. The act of accepting the money by the officers constitutes bribery, resulting in their suspension. However, the case remains open, and Cano has now been formally charged and is barred from leaving the country.
During his court appearance, Cano was protected by a legal injunction preventing his imprisonment but is required to sign in at a courthouse every two months and cannot leave Mexico, according to the Sonora Prosecutor’s Office. The singer, noted for his “corridos tumbados” style, is accused of speeding, engaging in a police chase, and committing bribery.
The Prosecutor’s Office detailed the incident, stating, “The suspect was driving a red, recent-model Dodge Charger without plates at high speed along José MarÃa Morelos Boulevard in Hermosillo when he was stopped by officers in an official Municipal Police unit.”
The Hermosillo Municipal Police had earlier issued a statement in March, responding to the video and photographs circulating on social media of Cano showing off driving at 284 kilometers per hour on his birthday, emphasizing their zero-tolerance policy towards corruption.
### Additional Reports on Natanael Cano’s Legal Issues
#### Natanael Cano Faces Trial After Allegedly Bribing Police Officers
New details have emerged regarding Natanael Cano’s ongoing legal battle. The singer, charged with bribery, is embroiled in a case that has sparked widespread media attention. Reports indicate that the Hermosillo police officers involved in the incident were suspended following the release of video evidence showing Cano allegedly offering them money to avoid a speeding ticket.
#### Singer Natanael Cano Ordered to Stay in Mexico During Bribery Investigation
In the latest update, Natanael Cano has been ordered to remain in Mexico as the investigation into the bribery charges progresses. Despite a legal injunction protecting him from arrest, the court requires him to report every two months to maintain his compliance with legal obligations.
These developments denote significant scrutiny on both Cano’s actions and the conduct of the municipal police officers involved. As the case unfolds, it highlights ongoing challenges in enforcing ethical standards within law enforcement in Mexico.