Mexico arrests ex-police chief of city where 43 disappeared

MEXICO CITY (AP) — The former police chief of Iguala, where 43 students went missing in 2014, was detained Friday after two years at large in a development that Mexican authorities and relatives of the disappeared hope could shed new light on the case.

"The investigations indicate that this person was one of the people responsible for coordinating the operation that turned into the aggression against the students," Sales said at an afternoon news conference.

[...] independent experts who reviewed evidence in the case have cast into doubt the contention that the students' bodies were burned, and the victims' families continue to vocally demand more answers.