Stolen Car Threats Official

Stolen vehicle with threats against ex-Tijuana official found in U.S. amidst violent incidents. Community resilience shines despite unrest. Macabre discoveries heighten security concerns as investigations continue.

### Stolen Vehicle with Threats Against Former Secretary of Government of Tijuana Found in U.S.

A vehicle carrying threats against Miguel Ángel Bujanda Ruiz, the former Secretary of Government of Tijuana, was reported stolen in the United States, according to the State Attorney General’s Office’s (FGE) specialist in homicides, Miguel Ángel Gaxiola Rodríguez. The vehicle was abandoned with a decapitated body and threats written on a card. The body has yet to be identified due to its condition.

Gaxiola Rodríguez stated, “We are working with U.S. authorities to obtain more information by sending them fingerprints.” The sinister discovery was made on Saturday, August 10th, in the Sánchez Taboada neighborhood. Bujanda Ruiz subsequently resigned, citing the threats against him as the reason, according to Tijuana Mayor Montserrat Caballero Ramírez.

The former Secretary of Government of Tijuana visited the prosecutor’s office on Tuesday to give his statement as an affected individual. So far, he has not requested additional protection, relying instead on municipal police escorts.

Authorities have obtained video footage showing individuals abandoning the car. The investigation is ongoing in collaboration with U.S. officials to uncover further details.

### Related News: Security Concerns in Tijuana

#### City Plagued by Violent Incidents

Recently, Tijuana has seen a series of violent incidents, including the discovery of three bodies and other human remains at various locations. This alarming trend underscores escalating security concerns in the region.

##### Assassination of the Head of Canainpesca BC

Adding to the city’s turmoil, the head of Canainpesca BC was assassinated in an ambush. This incident further highlights the dangers faced by public officials and community leaders within Tijuana.

##### Community Support Amidst Unrest

Despite the growing insecurity, the community continues to show resilience. Long lines were seen at IMOS as citizens aged 60 to 64 sought assistance, some staying overnight with umbrellas and chairs, highlighting the determination of local residents amidst the ongoing challenges.

##### Macabre Discoveries

In another gruesome find, a body was abandoned inside a shopping cart in the El Pípila area, located between Tamaulipas and C. 6 streets. This discovery was made late at night, prompting further police investigations.

##### Currency and Weather Updates

On a more routine note, Tijuana residents are keeping track of the exchange rates for dollar transactions, with up-to-date information being provided for the city’s banks. The weather forecast for Wednesday predicts clear skies with a high of 29°C.

### Infrastructure Concerns

Experts have expressed concerns about the physical conditions of the terrain for the proposed elevated viaduct project. Additional studies may be required to ensure the project’s feasibility, according to Roberto Méndez Meza.

##### False Reports on Missing Persons

The search for a missing engineer and his assistant near a landfill proved unfruitful as the bodies found did not match the expected temporal profile, confirmed by prosecutor Miguel Ángel Gaxiola.

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