Tijuana Official Fired for Crash

**Municipal Employee Fired for Car Crash in Tijuana** A city worker caused an accident with a government vehicle, leading to their dismissal in Tijuana. Rise in alcohol incidents prompts stricter measures. Stay informed on TJGringo.com.

**Municipal Employee Terminated After Causing Accident with Tijuana Government Vehicle**

An incident involving a municipal employee crashing a government vehicle has led to termination from their position in Tijuana. The accident occurred in the early hours of December 21, 2024, in the Mariano Matamoros Centro neighborhood. The municipal employee, who worked in the Department of Environmental Protection, collided with a parked vehicle while driving a city-owned car.

The administration of the XXV Ayuntamiento of Tijuana has officially dismissed the employee, emphasizing zero tolerance for such misconduct by public servants. “In our government, we do not tolerate any type of infractions of this nature,” stated the Municipal President in a public release.

The crash happened around 4:00 AM at the intersection of Camino Guadalupe Victoria and Ignacio Allende streets. Reports suggest that the employee may have been under the influence of alcohol at the time of the collision. Emergency services provided immediate assistance, and the former employee is now facing potential administrative and legal consequences.

**Related News: Increase in Alcohol-Related Incidents in Tijuana**

Recent statistics have indicated a rise in alcohol-related incidents within Tijuana, prompting local authorities to reinforce measures against driving under the influence. As the holiday season approaches, the city government is focusing on preventative campaigns to promote responsible alcohol consumption and driving practices.

Law enforcement agencies have been conducting regular checkpoints and breathalyzer tests across the city to deter impaired driving. The community is urged to report reckless driving and utilize ride-sharing services when necessary to ensure public safety.

For more insights into this expanding issue and the city’s efforts in combatting it, stay updated with TJGringo.com.