Two men have been arrested in connection with shots fired at the Mexican Attorney General’s office building in Tijuana over the weekend. Thankfully, no one was injured in the incident. However, investigators have revealed that both suspects have criminal records. The director of Tijuana’s Public Safety, José Fernando Sánchez González, stated that an assault weapon and two vehicles were recovered at the scene and have been handed over to state investigators.
According to Sánchez González, the suspects were pursued to the parking lot of a nearby hospital where they attempted to escape in another vehicle. However, they were apprehended after a shootout with municipal police officers. The two men arrested have been identified as 21-year-old Juan Francisco “N,” who has prior convictions for assault and robbery, and 24-year-old Jesús Ángel “N.”
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Sánchez González also mentioned that there are details about other suspects involved in the shooting, but the state investigators will be responsible for further investigation.
The incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement agencies in the region. Tijuana, located on the US-Mexico border, has long been a hotspot for criminal activities due to its strategic location and drug trafficking routes. Authorities have been working tirelessly to combat crime and maintain public safety in the area.
The arrest of these two individuals is a step forward in bringing those responsible for the shooting to justice. It also serves as a reminder of the importance of cooperation between law enforcement agencies on both sides of the border.
The investigation into the incident is ongoing, and authorities are determined to uncover all the details surrounding the shooting. The recovery of the assault weapon and the vehicles will undoubtedly provide valuable evidence in the case.
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Residents and officials hope that incidents like this will decrease in the future as law enforcement agencies continue their efforts to maintain peace and security in Tijuana and along the US-Mexico border.
