### Man Arrested for Stabbing Incident in Mexicali
In a dramatic scene late Saturday night, Fernando René “N,” aged 41, was apprehended by local security forces in Mexicali after allegedly stabbing his cousin. The incident unfolded around 7:24 PM at a residence located on Av. Tanzania #2525 in the Conjunto Urbano Orizaba neighborhood. Authorities were alerted through emergency calls, prompting a rapid response.
Upon arrival, officers spoke with an 86-year-old woman who recounted the events leading to the attack. According to her, a verbal altercation erupted between Fernando René and his cousin, Luis Manuel. The dispute escalated when Fernando retrieved two kitchen knives and proceeded to injure his cousin.
The police found Fernando René sitting calmly on the curb outside the residence, where he was detained without resistance. He was then transported to the central command center for legal processing.
Meanwhile, Luis Manuel, aged 33, was rushed to Hispano Americano Hospital with severe injuries. He was classified as a critical patient, requiring immediate and intensive medical care.
### Additional Updates: New Heights of Tension in Mexicali
In related news, the city of Mexicali has faced rising tensions with various incidents unfolding recently. In a call for peace, the church has urged for a national truce on December 12, imploring, “No more deaths.”
Elsewhere in Baja California, authorities have activated Phase 1 of an environmental contingency plan due to escalating pollution levels in Mexicali. This measure aims to mitigate health risks associated with the deteriorating air quality.
Meanwhile, a dramatic incident involving an attempted hijacking of a Volaris flight bound for Tijuana was thwarted, causing widespread concern among passengers. The suspect allegedly planned to redirect the flight to the United States.
Each of these incidents highlights a period of unrest and concern across the region, prompting calls for increased security measures and community solidarity in Mexicali and surrounding areas.