A person he lost his life Another person was injured in an armed attack by a person on a motorcycle. It’s in an area close to water parks in the Mexican Caribbean, state officials reported Thursday. The Quintana Roo State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) and the Secretariat of State Public Safety (SSP) confirmed on social networks that the attack occurred in a parking lot near the Xplor and Xcaret parks and the main entrance of the Xcaret Hotel. Highway from Playa del Carmen to Tulum.
According to initial investigations, the Prosecutor’s Office stated: the attack was aimed at a man originally from the city of Culiacan in the state of Sinaloa in northwest Mexico He was transferred to a private hospital and later died. The State Attorney’s Office said in a tweet on Twitter that the incidents occurred in a parking lot connected to the Tulum-Playa del Carmen Federal Highway. In a statement on its Twitter account, the prosecutor’s office said, “No tourist was reported to be affected and search protocols were implemented for the attacker. An investigation file has been launched.”
Public Safety Minister Lucio Hernández Gutiérrez, for his part, A taxi driver waiting in the parking lot of the tourist park was accidentally shot in the leg..
The SSP said in a statement that the parking lot is located on land near the Tulum-Playa del Carmen federal highway and does not belong to Xplor or Xcaret parks. Sources consulted by EFE stated that the land on which the incidents were recorded belonged to the Transporters’ Association.
On January 21, the double murder of two Canadian tourists belonging to a family group staying at the Xcaret Hotel was recorded. The investigations led to the arrest of several members of an international criminal gang. Another of the most notorious cases was the murder of Argentine Federico Mazzoni, director of Mamitas Beach Club, as revenge for a criminal group that wanted to manage the drug sale in the area. According to local officials, the wave of violence that has hit targets in the Mexican Caribbean in recent months stems from a conflict between drug cartels fighting for the plaza.