6 passers -by who were killed in fire from armed clashes near the resort

The authorities said on Tuesday that the clashes between two armed groups left six deadly civilians near the crime city of Aquolco in Mexico.

The Public Prosecutor’s Office in Gueriro said in A. statement.

The municipal commissioner condemned Kasarubias said that the victims were five men and an elderly woman who were arrested in the crossing. Three people were injured.

The soldiers and the police found an armored vehicle in the city, where many cars were supervised.

Casarubias said that the men armed in at least three vehicles participated in the confrontation, which terrified the population.

“Even if it is with the pans, sticks, or anything else, we will fight for our city,” he said.

Officials said a long weapon, magazines, cartridges and seven vehicles (including an armored truck), tire weapons and five improvised explosive devices that were seized during the investigation.

The beach resort, which was holding it once now, calls it violence

At its peak in the fifties and sixties, ACAPULCO was a stadium for the wealthy and celebrities. Today, the city is once known as the “Pacific Pearl” with a related violence Drug gangs.

On Thursday, a Facebook news page official was shot in Acapulco.

In December, the judge was Shot In his car outside the Aquolco Court.

In May 2024, 10 bodies were found Watch throughout the city. A month ago, he was the chief of traffic police Firing When the attackers opened fire on a street relatively away from the resort’s beaches.

In February 2024, two dead men were found on a famous beach in Aquolco, and prosecutors said the bodies of men had borne “signs of torture around the neck.” In the same month, three people were shot on the beaches in Aquolco, one by the militants who arrived -and escaped – On board.

ACAPULCO Part of the State GuerroOne of the worst affected drug trafficking in the country. Among the six states in Mexico, the US State Department Advice The Americans are completely avoiding, citing crime and violence.