**Body Found in Vehicle in Ejido Ojo de Agua**
In the early hours of Friday, October 4, authorities discovered a deceased man inside the trunk of a car in the Ejido Ojo de Agua area of Tijuana. The incident was reported around 1:52 AM in the Presa Rural delegation. The body, identified as a man approximately 45 years old, was discovered face down inside the vehicle’s trunk but has not yet been identified.
This finding follows a series of similar grim discoveries in recent days. On the morning of Thursday, October 3, three additional bodies were found. The first report came at 6:31 AM, when a male body, estimated to be around 40 years old, was discovered on the ground along the Tijuana-Tecate highway near the Paseos del Vergel neighborhood. The victim showed signs of violence, including neck injuries.
Shortly after, at around 6:41 AM, another male body was found in the Camino Verde neighborhood of the Sánchez Taboada delegation. The victim bore gunshot-like wounds and was also found face down. He was believed to be about 35 years old.
Later that afternoon, at 4:24 PM, a 19-year-old victim was discovered dead in Tijuana’s central area following an altercation near the Wax Museum. The young man had suffered knife-like abdominal injuries and was left on a public road.
These incidents highlight a troubling trend of violence in Tijuana, raising concerns among local residents and authorities.
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**Additional News: Rising Concerns Over Violence in Tijuana**
Over recent weeks, Tijuana has witnessed several violent incidents that have placed the city in the spotlight regarding public safety concerns. According to recent reports, law enforcement agencies are increasing their efforts to clamp down on these violent occurrences, which seem to be spiking.
In light of these recent events, there has been reinforced police presence in hot-spot areas. Authorities are urging the public to exercise caution and report any suspicious activities to the police promptly.
This escalation in violence is not only being seen in Tijuana but across various regions in Baja California, prompting a unified response from government and law enforcement agencies. Collaborative efforts are in place to address and mitigate the causes of these violent outbreaks, with a focus on both short-term containment and long-term prevention strategies.
As the situation unfolds, the community remains on edge, hoping for a swift solution to restore peace and security to their neighborhoods.