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For: Real America News Updated 01 May 2022, 21: 41 pm EDT
The violence in Mexico does not stop and this Sunday a new dark episode was written in the neighboring country, because It seemed so on a sunny afternoon in Mazamitla, in the state of Jalisco, ended in a shootout between armed groups that left three dead.
According to official data, the people killed were suspected criminals. The deceased were between 25 and 35 year old, who have multiple impacts from a firearm.
“It They located the bodies of three men, who allegedly lost their lives due to injuries caused by firearms, for which the investigation folder has already begun, notifying the Agent of the Public Ministry of the Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office,” said the Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office. Jalisco.
At the same time, in social networks reported blockages with cargo trucks and cars running, so different state and federal corporations took on the task of conducting tours of the area and reopening the roads.
In this regard, the dependency mentioned that, “About burning vehicles , the fire was already extinguished. The ministerial authority was also informed for the corresponding investigation ”.
Other users mentioned how they had to take shelter in stores, hotels or anywhere within reach in order not to be in the middle of the shooting.
Mazamitla is located on the border between Jalisco and Michoacán, an area in which the Jalisco New Generation Cartel is in dispute with criminal cells with which they previously maintained a alliance, which fractured after the massacre in San José de Gracia, Michoacán.
The drug blockades return to Jalisco.
So the highway to Mazamitla after the confrontation between two criminal groups in the area. pic.twitter.com/CZg3V7rk8J— Black Book (@Libro_negro_) May 1, 1239279310
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