US Edition13 Suspects Die in Shootout with Police in Mexico
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A confrontation between Mexican authorities and an armed group in the convulsed state of Sinaloa (north-east) left 13 assailants dead and four other detainees, security secretary Omar García Harfuch reported Monday. Sinaloa, located on the Pacific coast, has been shaken for more than a year by a violent conflict between factions of a powerful local cartel that leaves at least 1,700 people murdered, 57 of them minors, and almost 2,000 missing.
After the armed clash, a total of four people were arrested and nine people released, the Mexican Secretary of Security said.
The violence of the Mexican cartels gives no respite in Mexico. Following the shock in the Aztec country over the murder of the mayor of Uruapan (Michoacán), Carlos Manzo, during a rally, Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch reported on Monday that security forces had killed 13 armed men and arrested four others in Sinaloa.]]>
Thirteen alleged members of a drug cartel died on Monday in an armed confrontation with authorities in the Mexican state of Sinaloa. Four other suspects were arrested and nine people kidnapped by the cartel were released after the clash in the municipality of Guasave, according to public security secretary Omar García Harfuch, in a social media publication. Harfuch indicated that security agents carrying out a patrol were attacked by armed men h…
Guasave, Sinaloa.- An armed attack against staff of the Security Cabinet in the municipality of Guasave left 13 alleged assailants dead, four detainees and nine released persons deprived of their liberty. Confrontation in Guasave leaves 13 assailants dead and nine persons released Photo: X The head of the Ministry of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), Omar García Harfuch, reported that the events occurred around 12:45 a.m. on Monday, when f…
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