Friday, October 17, 2008


8 people killed in Tijuana
Three teenagers and the relative of a police officer are among those to die in violence officials blame on feuding drug traffickers.

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http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-tijuana15-2008oct15,0,1244185.story
From the Los Angeles Times

8 people killed in Tijuana
Three teenagers and the relative of a police officer are among those to die in violence officials blame on feuding drug traffickers.
From the Associated Press

October 15, 2008

TIJUANA — Overnight violence left eight people dead in this Mexican border city, officials said Tuesday.

The state prosecutor's office said three teenagers, including a 14-year-old girl, were gunned down in the street; a few blocks away, officials found the bullet-riddled body of a man. In another part of the city, gunmen opened fire on a car, killing two men.

Assailants attacked another car before dawn Tuesday, injuring a police officer and killing a relative. A few hours later, the body of a man was found near City Hall, his head covered with a plastic bag.

Officials blame warring cells of the Arellano-Felix drug-trafficking gang for the wave of violence.

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