A United Nations panel has ruled Mexico’s 2013 arrest and its continuing detention of a community police leader are illegal, raising hopes among her supporters she could be freed.
Nestora Salgado is a resident of the Seattle suburb of Renton who returned to her native Mexico and led a vigilante-style—but legal—community police force, which mounted patrols to protect residents from corruption and organized crime.
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