Local authorities in Puebla, Mexico, formally linked an individual to judicial proceedings following an incident of public harassment reported within the municipality. The suspect, identified as Miguel Felipe Pérez Escalera, worked as a visual arts professor at the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP).
According to local security reports, the events unfolded during a public gathering in the city of Puebla, located within the State of Puebla. Witnesses and affected attendees indicated that the suspect utilized a specialized device hidden inside his left shoe to record video footage beneath women's clothing without their authorization or knowledge.
Following a direct complaint lodged by one of the victims, the individual attempted to flee the scene. State security elements deployed to the area intervened swiftly, intercepting and detaining the suspect before transferring him to the corresponding legal authorities for formal investigation.
In response to the occurrence, university administration officials issued an official statement confirming the immediate termination of the professor's employment contract. Academic representatives emphasized a zero-tolerance policy toward any form of misconduct or behavior that compromises the safety and dignity of students and community members.
Legal representatives overseeing the case confirmed that a judge evaluated the gathered evidence and determined sufficient grounds to issue a formal binding order for trial under charges of aggravated sexual harassment. The accused remains in custody pending further legal determinations, while community organizations and local advocates continue to stress the importance of robust reporting mechanisms and accountability.
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