**Woman Injured in Shooting on Vía Rápida Alamar in Tijuana**
On Monday, December 23rd, a woman was shot while driving along Vía Rápida Alamar, near the Vergel bridge in Tijuana. The victim, 39-year-old Jessica González Gómez, originally from Tijuana, suffered two abdominal and two thoracic injuries during the attack.
According to reports, paramedics from the Red Cross quickly responded, transporting Ms. González to a nearby medical facility for urgent care. The victim stated that two men, dressed in dark clothing, emerged from a red Kia Sportage and opened fire before fleeing the scene on the same highway.
Despite efforts by law enforcement to capture the assailants, no arrests have been made so far.
**Additional News on Recent Incidents in Tijuana**
In related news from Tijuana, authorities continue to battle rising instances of violent crime across the city. Recent reports indicate that local law enforcement has ramped up efforts to address the increasing number of incidents, including additional patrols and ongoing investigations into organized crime activities suspected to be connected to recent shootings.
Residents express growing concern over safety in public areas. Many call for enhanced security measures and demand more transparency from officials about steps being taken to ensure community safety. The city government has acknowledged these concerns and has assured the public of its commitment to addressing the issues swiftly and effectively.
As investigations proceed, community leaders urge citizens to remain alert and report any suspicious activities to the authorities. This collective vigilance, they believe, is crucial in overcoming the current challenges and restoring peace to the region.