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and again near San Felipe
https://elcrimen.com.mx/atacan-a-balazos-a-hombres-sobre-car...
km 43 just outside Mexicali
[Edited on 12-15-2021 by 4x4abc]
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Wow, and at 7PM? Another reason to avoid driving after sunset on relatively remote highways.
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[Edited on 12-15-2021 by John Harper]
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What's up with the gardia nacional not taking any interest in investigating the incident?
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Quote: Originally posted by John Harper  | Wow, and at 7PM? Another reason to avoid driving after sunset on relatively remote highways.
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wasn't the Gonzaga car jacking at broad daylight?
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Hmmm. Not good.
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Well, I understand that this is a Baja Forum. But the participants are mostly U.S. Citizens. So why is nobody reporting about the crimescene
inside the U.S.? Far more to report and more death people i.e. at school schootings performed by minors. There are sometimes about 6 or 8 death
students and teachers. Isn´t that just a little bit more interesting to report here? 
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So was this on the road to Ensenada?
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This is very relevant info to the Forum. When a poster like Harald starts a thread like this you need to give it some credence.
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What is the problem with people that travel those roads, including with their loved ones, wanting to have relevant information to stay safe? Just like
in Mexico, when I am in the US I want to have all relevant information too. For that, there are other sites and sources of information. This site is
for Baja.
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There was a shooting. Anything else? Article doesn't say.
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would this be near Rio Hardy
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Based on what I've read, this does not concern me one bit. Sounds like a beef between individuals and nothing more.
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| Quote: Originally posted by JC43 | Well, I understand that this is a Baja Forum. But the participants are mostly U.S. Citizens. So why is nobody reporting about the crimescene
inside the U.S.? Far more to report and more death people i.e. at school schootings performed by minors. There are sometimes about 6 or 8 death
students and teachers. Isn´t that just a little bit more interesting to report here? |
baja board, so baja topics.
re usa,... the shootings on highways in USA highways are almost always just road rage-related. i cannot remember hearing of any highway robbers are
stopping vehicles on the highways here in California (perhaps the only car jackings of moving vehicles I have heard of in CA are on surface streets in
urban neighborhoods, not on highways in rural areas).
not many school shootings in baja. i will mention baja school shootings if they start happening.
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K 40 south of Mexicali. 160 k north of San Felipe. Not really a SF thing. A bad Baja thing.
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I wish my spanish were better. Harald: were the victims gringoes ?
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km 43 outside Mexicali
article talks about San Felipe road
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translation
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| Quote: Originally posted by JZ | This is very relevant info to the Forum. When a poster like Harald starts a thread like this you need to give it some credence.
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Absolutely relevant. Crime in the US has no bearing on crime in Baja and comparing the two is not related to the risks and lack of options driving in
Baja. New Travelers in Baja should not be led to believe the two are the same.
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The KM 43 area on HWY5 is south of the end of the 4 lane hwy. There are houses and farms along the east side and fields to the west. There is a small
community with a school along side of the road. The road curves in the area so there are blind curves that could allow an ambush.
In general situational awareness is always a good idea as similar things happen on the freeways and streets in and around Los Angeles! Frequently!!
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A little confused
I’ve read the report in Spanish and the translated English version. There are a few items I’m trying to figure out, were they traveling north to
Mexicali or south towards SF? I would assume you wouldn’t go back in the direction where those that attacked you were. There was also no mention of
a pursuit by the attackers.
The article also states that the victims encountered municipal police and were escorted to the Cruz Roja, but it also states that municipal police
noticed the Chevy at the clinic and then interviewed a witness…why didn’t the escorting officials interview the witness?
The Spanish reports “ropa quemada” which means “point blank range” hence, burnt clothes. I don't understand if it were a car jacking or
robbery why the attacker would just shot the victim without a demand. Doesn’t make sense. Makes for a messy and complicate assault. Truck could
still be in gear, you’d have to chase it down the roadway to get what you want if you incapacitate the driver….maybe just stupid criminal, who
knows? I know I’m probably over analyzing this report but it just doesn’t jive,
Let’s see how this plays out in the long run.
I wish everyone safe travels in Baja and please exercise all appropriate precautions. Watch your 6!
[Edited on 12-16-2021 by NE14Baja]
[Edited on 12-16-2021 by NE14Baja]
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