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Mexico City police chief, prosecutor quit
MEXICO CITY, July 8 (UPI) -- Mexico City's police chief and top prosecutor resigned Tuesday amid fallout from a police raid on a club that triggered a stampede that left 12 people dead.
Joel Ortega's resignation comes amid efforts by officials in the Mexican capital to revamp the city's police force, El Universal reported online.
Prosecutor Rodolfo Felix also resigned Tuesday after the city Human Rights Commission said in its findings that police "created a trap that cost the lives ... of girls, boys and adolescents who were only trying to enjoy themselves," the Los Angeles Times reported.
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