### Man Shot at Tijuana Rehabilitation Center
Authorities in Tijuana are investigating a shooting that took place at a rehabilitation center named “Amigos para Siempre,” located in the Ciudad Jardín neighborhood. The incident occurred on Thursday, November 28, when a man was attacked inside the facility.
Reports from investigators indicate that gunfire was heard around 7:35 PM at a residence on Abetos Street. Upon arrival, police found 49-year-old Gonzalo Virgen Murguía, who hails from Jalisco, suffering from gunshot wounds to the abdomen. Emergency services were called, and paramedics from the Red Cross transported him to a nearby hospital. His condition has been reported as critical.
Forensic teams on the scene discovered three shell casings. Witnesses described the suspects as wearing black clothing and stated they fled in the direction of Libramiento Rosas Magallón. As of now, no arrests have been made, and the search for the attackers continues.
### Secondary Article: Violence on the Rise in Tijuana
The shooting at the “Amigos para Siempre” rehabilitation center is part of a worrying trend of increasing violence in Tijuana. According to local headlines, there have been multiple incidents in the city’s central zone, including two recent armed attacks that left a woman dead. This spike in violence highlights ongoing concerns about public safety and the effectiveness of law enforcement efforts in the region.
Recent data suggests that Tijuana remains one of the cities with a high rate of violent crimes, prompting discussions about enhanced security measures and community policing. The local government has acknowledged these issues and has announced plans to deploy more resources to curb the violence.
In light of these events, residents and local officials are urging for urgent actions to address the root causes of violence and improve the safety of the community.