### FGE Investigates Surroundings of Kaleb, Teen Murdered in Alleged Bullying Incident
The State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) is investigating the environment surrounding Kaleb Enrique, a 16-year-old found dead with stab wounds to his face and neck. The discovery was made on September 7 near the train tracks in the Los Pinos district. Miguel Ángel Gaxiola Rodríguez, the homicide prosecutor from the FGE, revealed these details.
Kaleb’s family lost contact with him on the afternoon of September 6. By the early hours of the following day, his lifeless body was discovered. Gaxiola Rodríguez mentioned that there are no surveillance cameras in the area where the body was found, nor are there any known witnesses to the incident.
The investigation is considering the possibility that Kaleb may have been the victim of bullying by classmates at his high school. The authorities are exhausting all possible lines of investigation. The homicide prosecutor noted that they have been in touch with Kaleb’s family to understand more about his surroundings and any potential issues he faced. Although no immediate evidence suggests Kaleb was being bullied, the authorities plan to conduct additional interviews, including one with his mother.
María Elena Andrade Ramírez, head of the FGE, stated that it is too soon to disclose the main line of investigation, emphasizing the need to respect the family’s privacy during this difficult time.
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### Secondary Article: Anti-Bullying Measures in Baja California Schools
In light of recent tragic events like the death of Kaleb Enrique, schools in Baja California have intensified their efforts to combat bullying and ensure student safety. The Secretary of Education asserts that there are no severe cases of bullying within municipal schools, attributing this to increased awareness and preventive measures.
Schools across the region have launched various programs aimed at preventing bullying, including workshops and counseling services. Parents and teachers are encouraged to report any signs of bullying to authorities promptly.
Additionally, health experts have raised concerns about the susceptibility of adolescents to issues such as bullying, alcohol abuse, and other risky behaviors. Interventions are being put in place to offer support and education to young people, helping them navigate these challenges safely.
As investigations continue into Kaleb’s case, there is renewed focus on creating a safer, more supportive environment for all students. Community leaders and educational authorities are calling for collective action to prevent such tragedies in the future.