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Violent Attack on Mariachi Band in Juarez
A tragic incident occurred in Juarez, Mexico, where a regional Mexican music singer and band member were killed, and three others were wounded in a violent attack. The incident took place in the La Cuesta neighborhood, where Mariachi Codigo was performing at a private event in the early hours of the morning.
Details of the Attack
According to reports, an armed assailant arrived at the party in a black car and opened fire on the musicians and guests. The assailant broke into the venue and started shooting indiscriminately, causing chaos and panic among the attendees.
Victims of the Shooting
The victims of the shooting have not been officially identified by authorities, but crime scene photos show one of the musicians lying on the sidewalk in a traditional black-and-silver mariachi suit. Other bands in Juarez have expressed their condolences on social media for the member of the Adrian Palma y Los del Codigo band who was also injured in the attack.
Injuries and Casualties
Reports indicate that two musicians and the host of the event sustained gunshot wounds in the attack. The injured individuals were rushed to the hospital for treatment, and the extent of their injuries is currently unknown. Tragically, two members of the Mariachi band lost their lives in the violent incident.
Investigation and Ongoing Violence
The Chihuahua state police have launched an investigation into the shooting, but no arrests have been made yet. This incident adds to the escalating violence in Juarez, with the city recording 67 homicides in the first 21 days of February alone. The community is reeling from the senseless loss of life and the brazen nature of the attack on innocent musicians.
Conclusion
The music community in Juarez is mourning the loss of their colleagues and friends, as they come to terms with the shocking violence that has plagued their city. The authorities are working tirelessly to bring the perpetrators to justice and restore a sense of safety and security to the residents of Juarez.
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