# Security Committee Investigates Armed Attacks at Cueva del Peludo: Municipal SSPCM
**Tijuana, Baja California** — The security committee in Baja California is conducting a coordinated evaluation to determine the origins of the recent armed attacks that took place at the bar, Cueva del Peludo. This was announced by Fernando Sánchez González, the head of the Tijuana Municipal Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPCM).
“This week we had two attacks at that location. The security committee is analyzing the situation in conjunction with the State Prosecutor’s Office and other state and federal institutions to identify what is happening at that venue,” stated Sánchez González.
In the early hours of this past Sunday, an armed attack was reported in the parking lot of the bar, located on Gustavo Díaz Ordaz Boulevard. The victims, two unidentified men, were taken to a hospital for medical treatment by Red Cross paramedics.
Sánchez González mentioned that he communicated with the commander of the Second Military Zone on Sunday to discuss the armed attack at the bar and the necessary presence of authorities while the investigation is carried out.
He emphasized that the State Prosecutor’s Office (FGE) is conducting the investigations to identify the root cause of the problems at the bar and to locate the perpetrators of the violence in the area.
On the night of Wednesday, September 4, another armed attack at Cueva del Peludo left two individuals injured and one deceased. One man was pronounced dead at the scene due to gunshot wounds, while two others were transported to a hospital by paramedics.
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## Related News: Security Concerns Increase Following Bar Attacks
In recent developments, the increasing number of violent incidents at Cueva del Peludo has raised significant security concerns among local residents and authorities. As stated by Sánchez González, these incidents are not isolated, and the security committee’s coordinated effort aims to bring an end to the violence.
Concerns are further amplified by recent events in other areas of Tijuana:
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Several women were injured in a separate incident involving a pellet gun at Plaza Chapultepec. The victims were attended to by local medical services, raising issues about public safety in commercial and social gathering spots.
**Woman Shot Near Llantera Jaramillo**
A woman sustained injuries from a shooting near Llantera Jaramillo. Authorities are investigating this incident to determine whether there is any connection to the broader pattern of violence seen recently.
**Current Administration to Leave 30 Projects Incomplete**
The municipal administration’s term is approaching its end, leaving 30 public works projects unfinished. These include a significant bridge at Macroplaza, indicating possible resource reallocations toward public safety and security measures.
**Villa del Campo Faces Water Shortages Amid Heatwave**
Amidst a scorching heatwave, Villa del Campo has been particularly affected by water shortages. Water tankers have been dispatched to the area to mitigate the impacts, highlighting the region’s struggle with basic utilities as it deals with the ongoing security challenges.
**South Bay Treatment Plant Rehabilitation**
Efforts are underway to rehabilitate the South Bay Treatment Plant, which processes up to 25 million gallons of water daily from the Tijuana River flowing into the neighboring country.
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