### Woman Injured in Shooting Incident on the Alamar Expressway
On Monday, December 23, a shooting incident occurred around 10:40 a.m. on the Alamar Expressway beneath the Vergel bridge in Tijuana. The victim, identified as 39-year-old Jessica González Gómez from Tijuana, sustained two gunshot wounds in the abdomen and another two in the chest.
Emergency medical services and paramedics from the Red Cross swiftly arrived at the scene and transported Jessica to a nearby medical facility for urgent treatment. According to her account, two men dressed in dark clothing emerged from a red Kia Sportage vehicle and opened fire on her before fleeing the scene via the same expressway.
Despite the police organizing an operation to capture the assailants, the suspects remain at large. Authorities are urging anyone with further information to come forward as the investigation continues.
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### Additional Article: Rising Concerns Over Gun Violence in Tijuana
The recent shooting on the Alamar Expressway has added to growing concerns over gun violence in Tijuana. In recent months, the area has witnessed an uptick in violent incidents, sparking fears among residents and prompting calls for increased law enforcement presence.
Local authorities have been implementing additional safety measures, including deploying more police patrols and setting up checkpoints in key areas. However, the challenge remains significant, as officials work to address the root causes of violence and improve community safety.
Residents are being advised to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities. Community leaders are also encouraging cooperation between law enforcement and locals to create a safer environment for everyone.
As the city grapples with this issue, initiatives focusing on crime prevention and social development are being pushed to the forefront, aiming to bring about long-lasting change in Tijuana.