Fugitive Mexican Police Chief Arrested For Involvement In Suspected Drug Cartel Murder Of 43 Missing Students

Mexican investigators announced this week they had arrested a high-ranking police officer in the case of 43 students who have been missing since Sept. 26. César Nava González, the former chief of police in Cocula, a city in the Guerrero state where the students disappeared, who had been on the run for the past two months, Agencia EFE reported. He was captured Nov. 17 and is now in a maximum security prison.