**Students Safe After Armed Incident at COBACH BC**
Following an armed assault involving two students from the Colegio de Bachilleres of Baja California (COBACH BC) at the El Florido campus on the night of Tuesday, November 26th, the school authorities confirmed that the students are no longer in danger. According to the institution’s statement, the General Director of COBACH BC met personally with the students’ families, assuring them that both teenagers are safe and receiving necessary medical care.
The local area has seen an increased presence of police forces, including the Municipal Police and the Citizen Security Secretariat, aiming to ensure the safety of the school community. Additionally, the school is collaborating with the State Attorney General’s Office to provide pertinent information that will aid in the investigation of the incident. At the directive of the state’s governor, Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda, the director of COBACH BC is maintaining direct communication with the students’ families.
COBACH BC is also offering psychological support to the affected students and their families, reaffirming its commitment to the well-being and security of its academic community. The incident took place around 7:45 PM with reports of gunfire near the campus. Two 17-year-old students were injured and subsequently received medical attention at a nearby hospital.
Authorities found eight spent shells at the scene, and the suspected assailant is believed to be a former student, also a minor, who fled in what was described as a white Volkswagen Jetta.
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**Additional News: Security Concerns in Tijuana Educational Institutions**
Recent incidents have raised concerns over the safety of students in Tijuana. Following the armed assault at COBACH BC, parents and educators have expressed growing anxiety over the rising violence in the region. Educational institutions are calling for enhanced security measures and increased law enforcement presence around school zones.
In response to these concerns, local authorities have announced plans to bolster security around educational establishments. This includes implementing routine patrols and installing surveillance cameras to monitor suspicious activities. The objective is to create a safer environment for students and staff, allowing them to continue their educational pursuits without fear.
Experts suggest that collaboration between schools, law enforcement, and community leaders is crucial in developing effective safety strategies. The recent support from the state government, through the attorney general’s initiative, aims to speed up the investigation process and bring those responsible to justice quickly. These efforts demonstrate a commitment to addressing the security challenges faced by the academic community in Tijuana.