On the morning of October 12, a lifeless body was discovered inside a vehicle parked in the Zona Centro of Tijuana. Authorities were alerted to the scene at around 7:18 a.m. on Coahuila Street, where they found a deceased male inside the vehicle. The victim, who remained unidentified, was estimated to be between 40 and 45 years old and had suffered stab wounds.
Later that evening, at approximately 6:49 p.m., an armed assault was reported on Boulevard Alberto Limón Padilla, near Colonia Rinconada. The incident left one individual injured, suffering a wound to the left arm. The injured person was transported for medical treatment by Red Cross personnel and was found driving a black Toyota SUV with the license plate 32984R3. According to reports, the altercation was triggered by heavy traffic in the area.
Notably, no shell casings or surveillance cameras were found at the scene of either incident, and no arrests have been made in connection with them.
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**In Related News: Violence in Tijuana Continues**
The weekend in Tijuana saw several violent incidents adding to recent concerns about safety in the region. In an unsettling event, five decapitated bodies were discovered in Ojuelos, Jalisco, suggesting the possibility of cartel-related violence spilling over into other areas.
On the same day, a local bar became the scene of a fatal shooting. A customer was shot dead at the Bar Porky’s, which has raised further concerns among residents about the escalating danger in local nightlife spots.
Meanwhile, the recent alert for poor air quality in Tijuana has been deactivated, providing some relief to citizens. Environmental authorities continue to monitor the situation closely to prevent future occurrences.
Despite these incidents, efforts are being made by local authorities to curb violence and enhance safety measures, although the community is still urged to remain cautious and report any suspicious activities to the police.