**Two Injured in Armed Assault in Tijuana City Center**
An armed assault near the “La Grande” bakery in Tijuana’s city center led to two men being injured around noon on Saturday, November 16, 2024. Emergency services received a call at approximately 12:00 PM reporting gunfire on First Street, between Constitution and Niños Héroes Avenues, nearby the bakery.
Upon arriving at the scene, law enforcement officers found ballistic evidence. A short distance away, on Second Street and Niños Héroes, they discovered a roughly 50-year-old man who had been injured. The man reported that he did not see those responsible for the attack. He was subsequently taken to a hospital for medical attention.
At the hospital, a second man, approximately 58 years old, was found to be injured as well. No arrests have been made, and the attackers reportedly fled in a Toyota Corolla. The area was secured by municipal police, the Mexican Army, and the National Guard.
**Additional News: Recent Violent Incidents in Baja California**
In related news, Tijuana recently witnessed another violent incident where a woman and two men were found dead on Friday, November 15, 2024. Law enforcement is investigating these cases as violence in the region has seen an uptick.
Additionally, in Mexicali, a significant bust resulted in the seizure of counterfeit money. The authorities linked the activity to a former Congress official and his son. This incident underscores the growing concerns about financial crimes alongside escalating violence.
Meanwhile, in Ensenada, authorities secured a large drug shipment intended for illegal distribution, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat narcotics trafficking in the region.
Stay tuned for more updates as these stories develop and local authorities continue their investigations.