MXA man named Dante Johauet 'N' was arrested in Ecatepec, Mexico, for allegedly attempting to commit femicide against his romantic partner. According to the investigation file, on June 8, he physically assaulted his partner inside their home in the Fuentes de Aragón neighborhood, then poured gasoline on her and set her on fire. The attack caused burns covering 65% of her body, putting her life at risk and requiring hospitalization. After the assault, the accused fled the scene. The State of Mexico Attorney General's Office identified him as the likely perpetrator of attempted femicide by fire and obtained an arrest warrant. He was subsequently taken into custody and placed in a penitentiary and social reintegration center, where a judge will determine his legal status. If found guilty, he could face up to 46 years and six months in prison.
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