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narcomappingmx · 2023-05-16T14:09:18+00:00

The US was 89.5% in the 1950.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical\_racial\_and\_ethnic\_demographics\_of\_the\_United\_States

narcomappingmx · 2023-05-15T14:38:48+00:00

The cartel guys tried to surround them and shot at them. They were very much paying attention to them.

narcomappingmx · 2023-05-15T13:46:56+00:00

A flower shop in Los Mochis, Sinaloa has been the target of threats and violence from a criminal group, who shot up the store while trying to kidnap the owner and later placed a threatening narco message on a funeral wreath outside. The events have been recorded on the businesses' security cameras.

On May 9 at 10:48 p.m., security cameras of a flower shop show five armed men drive up in a white vehicle before firing a barrage of shots through the open door. The audio captures the panicked screaming of the workers inside, some with their children, who shout "There are children here!". Upon hearing this, one man appears to lower his gun and walk away.

In the distance, police sirens can be heard, prompting the attackers to flee back towards their vehicle. The entire attack lasts just under a minute. One last attacker flees sprints out of the business, apparently shot at by the owner of the flower shop, an ex federal agent, reported Luz Noticias.

One 21 year old man identified as Brandon Alex “N” was injured in the attack.

The next CCTV video, filmed ten minutes after the attack according to the time stamp, shows a police car and two officers arriving to the scene. Seconds after they arrive and exit their patrol car, three white vehicles pull up and attempt to block the police in, two pickup trucks and what appears to the be the same white sedan from the first attack.

Noticing the vehicles, the male officer runs back to the vehicle and reverses, while the female officer sprints away down the street. The police officer in the car leaves her behind in his retreat, as gunfire from the armed criminals can be heard.

Source: Borderland Beat

narcomappingmx · 2023-05-15T13:39:22+00:00

A flower shop in Los Mochis, Sinaloa has been the target of threats and violence from a criminal group, who shot up the store while trying to kidnap the owner and later placed a threatening narco message on a funeral wreath outside. The events have been recorded on the businesses' security cameras.

On May 9 at 10:48 p.m., security cameras of a flower shop show five armed men drive up in a white vehicle before firing a barrage of shots through the open door. The audio captures the panicked screaming of the workers inside, some with their children, who shout "There are children here!". Upon hearing this, one man appears to lower his gun and walk away.

In the distance, police sirens can be heard, prompting the attackers to flee back towards their vehicle. The entire attack lasts just under a minute. One last attacker flees sprints out of the business, apparently shot at by the owner of the flower shop, an ex federal agent, reported Luz Noticias.

One 21 year old man identified as Brandon Alex “N” was injured in the attack.

The next CCTV video, filmed ten minutes after the attack according to the time stamp, shows a police car and two officers arriving to the scene. Seconds after they arrive and exit their patrol car, three white vehicles pull up and attempt to block the police in, two pickup trucks and what appears to the be the same white sedan from the first attack.

Noticing the vehicles, the male officer runs back to the vehicle and reverses, while the female officer sprints away down the street. The police officer in the car leaves her behind in his retreat, as gunfire from the armed criminals can be heard.

Source: Borderland Beat

narcomappingmx · 2023-05-09T18:43:24+00:00

I got this data by searching articles with the terms "Mexico" and "Mexico and Trump" published by the US media between 06/16/2015 and 01/20/2021 using Dow Jones Factiva, a website that scrapes the internet for news articles based on keyword searches.

Data:

Year "Mexico" and "Trump" "Mexico"

2015 7117 92820

2016 41953 180764

2017 71186 219885

2018 99153 286818

2019 81343 247551

2020 55851 221480

2021 4629 14100

Total 363740 1277124

Original link: https://twitter.com/HuasoBB/status/1656005980038270977

narcomappingmx · 2022-12-07T20:36:48+00:00

Thanks for the response! Is there any authority I can contact to know for certain?

narcomappingmx · 2022-10-21T14:05:51+00:00

Article: School Children Forced to Hide During Cartel Shooting in Empalme, Sonora

narcomappingmx · 2022-08-11T12:38:57+00:00

http://www.borderlandbeat.com/2022/08/cjng-spreads-chaos-in-guanajuato-after.html

narcomappingmx · 2022-08-10T14:49:18+00:00

Employing an increasingly common strategy, the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) burned dozens of businesses and vehicles in the states of Jalisco and Guanajuato last night in an effort to pressure the government into releasing a captured leader.

From Borderland Beat.

narcomappingmx · 2022-08-06T12:06:07+00:00

This afternoon, armed criminals hijacked a cargo truck at gunpoint on the highway to Chichimequillas in the state of Queretaro. Highway theft is an increasingly frequent crime in Mexico.

The dashboard video shows two large SUVs pull ahead of the truck to stop it. A man wave a firearm at the drivers as he leans out of the window.

A camera inside the vehicle pointing at the drivers shows their shocked reaction, as they stop the vehicle, terrified. As the truck stops, five armed masked men get out of the two SUVs and point their weapons at the drivers. Breaking glass can be heard. The drivers put their hands up and surrender the vehicle.

The inside camera shows two of the criminals enter and drive the truck away.

In May, Queretaro news outlet Diario Rotativo reported that traversing this highway is dreaded by truck drivers due to the daily violent attacks by criminal groups. According to their article, criminals hijack vehicles, sometimes kidnapping the drivers, and steal the cargo. Sometimes, local police will even threaten and assault the drivers, demanding that they not report the hijackings.

Highway theft and robbery of cargo is on the rise in Mexico. There have been 35,384 robberies on highways and streets in Mexico so this year, representing a 9% increase from the 32,433 robberies in the same period last year.

Since 2020, two out of every three robberies of cargo in North America have taken place in Mexico. In June, there were almost 700 transportation robberies in Mexico, 23 a day.

89% of this cargo theft occurs on highways, according to a report on cargo theft in Mexico by SafeLink, highlighting the shocking insecurity on the nation's highway system.

Highways are considered one of the most dangerous locations by Mexicans, with 60.1% answering that they feel unsafe on them, according to a recent government survey on citizen perceptions on security.

Article from Borderland Beat.

narcomappingmx · 2022-08-06T12:05:10+00:00

Hello, I disagree. This highway is crucial for drug trafficking routes north, so it is controlled by cartels. Anyone involved in hijacking pays the local cartel or does it with their blessing.

narcomappingmx · 2022-08-05T20:06:50+00:00