### Two Prime Wheel Employees Charged in Connection with Servando Salazar’s Disappearance
**Tijuana** – In a significant development, two employees of Prime Wheel, identified as Moisés “N” and José Alfredo “N”, have been formally charged in the case of the disappearance of their colleague, Servando Salazar Cano. The ruling came from Judge Fernando Acevedo following the presentation of key evidence by the prosecutors.
The prosecution’s case includes blood samples matching Salazar’s DNA, found on a mop in one of the company’s bathrooms. These samples were detected using luminol tests.
The disappearance of Servando Salazar Cano, who was last seen on August 23, has raised serious concerns. Prosecutors have not ruled out the involvement of higher management levels within the company. During the investigation, it was revealed that Moisés and José Alfredo provided false statements to investigating officers, claiming they were at a nearby establishment, Mister Pollos, during their lunch break on the day Salazar went missing. Surveillance footage, however, failed to corroborate their claims.
Instead, the two employees were captured on surveillance cameras at the Santa Anita shopping plaza at 1:37 PM, a couple of minutes before a woman named Ruth found Salazar’s phone in the plaza’s parking lot.
Witness testimonies indicate that Salazar was last seen carrying his phone, heading towards José Alfredo’s office, which is located near the company’s bathrooms and exit.
Investigative proceedings have unveiled a broader context, with factory employees hinting at an ongoing internal investigation involving theft of money and materials.
In the course of the search, Salazar’s personal belongings, including his backpack and Ford 150 vehicle, were found within the factory premises.
Prosecutors have petitioned for six months to conclude their investigation, given that Salazar’s whereabouts are still unknown. Judge Acevedo approved the request and approved that the accused remain in preventive detention.
The defense argued against the proceedings, citing a lack of concrete evidence directly linking their clients to the disposal of Salazar’s phone and suggesting potential contamination of the testimonies provided by other factory workers.
**Additional Updates on the Story**
### Police Continues Search for Missing Engineer Servando Salazar
Authorities continue their search for the missing engineer Servando Salazar Cano, whose disappearance from Prime Wheel’s facility remains unsolved.
**Tijuana** – Nearly three months have passed since the mysterious disappearance of Prime Wheel engineer, Servando Salazar Cano, last seen on August 23. The ongoing investigation has yielded significant evidence, including blood samples, but his location remains undiscovered.
FGE is investigating possible involvement of higher-level employees within the company while looking into theft cases that may be linked to Salazar’s disappearance. **The prosecutors have petitioned for a six-month extension** to continue the probe, aiming to resolve the case comprehensively.
The community and Salazar’s colleagues remain hopeful for a breakthrough as authorities diligently work on unravelling the mystery surrounding this concerning case.
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