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Guerrero: 7 Police Killed 2 Wounded Suspect LFM

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Chivis Martinez Borderland Beat

 
In Guerrero statesix off-duty federal agents and a security officer were killed as they sat in the "Hotel Las Vegas Bar”. Authorities said armed men arrived in several trucks and burst into a bar in Ciudad Altamirano and with AK47s opened fire late Friday.  Caps of both AK47 and 7.62X3 were found at the scene. 
According to initial investigations, the murder could be related to the arrest of one of the members of the La Familia Michoacana cartel that took place last week.
Both states on Mexico's western coast have seen a surge of violence in recent years attributed to drug cartels.
The policemen were identified as Edwin Lopez Casanova, Hector Escribano Escribano, José Benito Velazquez, Jose Alejandro Mariano Juanchi Anwar Ortega Santamaría, José Fernando Aparicio Ocasa Alcántar and Samuel Nieto, assigned to the security of the region of Tierra Caliente.

Two elements of the Federal Police, Samuel Aparicio Fernando Nieto Moscosa and Alcantara,  were wounded by gunfire in the attack.  They were taken to the Clinic of the Americas and listed in critical condition.  No prognosis was reported.

Note: there are reports of 7 police killed and 2 injured however there are also reports of 4 police and 3 civilians killed and 2 police injured.  I suppose it makes little difference I simply wanted you to know that there is conflicting reports.  Another version is 3 officers dead, 4 civilians and 2 injured officers. 

There is also another version that came several hours after the news broke that 2 officers were getting money from an ATM and the gunman jumped from their trucks upon which the officers ran into the bar, they were unarmed, and the gunmen followed and opened fired.  I find that version very unlikely.


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