Deadly Shooting Highlights Security Tensions in Michoacan
A Mexican National Guard member fatally shot three colleagues in Michoacan, highlighting ongoing security issues in the state. The incident, confirmed by a federal official, follows heightened military presence due to recent violence. The suspect, already in custody, committed the act amidst a backdrop of cartel-related unrest.
A National Guardsman in Mexico tragically shot and killed three of his colleagues at a barracks over the weekend in Michoacan, a state grappling with an influx of security forces following high-profile killings.
The incident was confirmed by a federal official speaking anonymously to The Associated Press. The attack, which injured an additional guardsman, spurred an ongoing investigation.
This act of violence comes shortly after a devastating car bomb exploded in Coahuayana, Michoacan, resulting in five fatalities. President Claudia Sheinbaum has increased military presence in response to escalating violence in the region.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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