**Man Found Injured and Armed in Santo Tomás, Ensenada**
On December 8, an alarming scene unfolded in the Santo Tomás district of Ensenada when a man was discovered injured by a gunshot wound inside his vehicle. The incident was reported at 2:45 PM at the intersection of 20 de Noviembre and Benito Juárez streets.
Authorities arrived promptly after receiving the report, which detailed that a man was inside a vehicle with an apparent bullet wound to the head. The individual, identified as 24-year-old Gabino Alberto, was found with a visible injury on the right side of his head and holding a firearm.
Nearby, a black Ford F150 pickup truck was located. The area was swiftly secured by police with caution tape. The driver’s side door was left open, and the window was shattered, revealing blood stains inside the vehicle.
Members of the State Attorney General’s Office were present to gather evidence and initiate an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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**Secondary Article: Rising Concerns Over Armed Violence in Ensenada**
The recent incident involving Gabino Alberto is not isolated as Ensenada grapples with increasing concerns over armed violence. A surge in such events has put pressure on local law enforcement to enhance security measures.
In a broader effort to address the rising violence, authorities are considering a multifaceted approach that includes increased patrols, community engagement programs, and stricter enforcement of existing firearm regulations.
Residents in Ensenada, particularly in neighborhoods like Santo Tomás, have expressed growing unease, urging for quicker response times and more proactive policing. Community leaders are also stepping in to advocate for initiatives aimed at reducing violence and fostering safer environments for families.
As investigations continue, the spotlight remains on improving public safety measures to curb further incidents and reassure the community that efforts are being made to maintain peace and security.