Mexican authorities found 72 bodies inside a ranch near San Fernando, Tamaulipas, in northeastern Mexico, and presume that may be related to drug trafficking.
As reported, “58 of the victims are male
and 14 are women.”
Persons handling the case did not give
details about the conditions under which the bodies were found, nor
under what circumstances they died.
According to the reports “a teenager who
was shot sounded the alarm at a checkpoint that the Navy has close to
where the incident happened.”
And “The officers sent to investigate
the case were caught in a shootout when they came to the farm. A sailor
and three suspected drug traffickers were killed during the shootout. “
Authorities began with the expertise to
identify victims, and reported that “in the place seized approximately
21 guns and 6000 rounds of ammunition and four trucks, one with a cloned
plate of the Ministry of Defense.”
According to statistics, over the past
four months found over 28 thousand people died as a result of
drug-related violence in Mexico.
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