Your travel decisions and "what ifs" can be better evaluated once the risks are known. There were I think three separate incidents on 10/6/24 in that
area, with 6 people dead. Not sure if the dead are the bad guys or innocent victims. Injured include women and a teenager. This area has been violent
for a while - the perpetrators aren't going away. Sure, plenty of traffic on Mex. 3 - not everyone becomes a victim. Legit checkpoints in the area,
but how effective? Eliminate the risk.
"4 men shot dead in Trinidad Valley- October 6, 2024 Around 12:00 hours, this Sunday it was reported through C4 that, elements of the National Guard
located a pickup type vehicle, at kilometer 108 of the Ensenada-San Felipe road, a few meters from the terrace in the delegation of the Valley of
Trinidad. Inside the vehicle were found four male people, with gunshot wounds, who were not responding to the call. As a result, notice was given to
the State Prosecutor General's Office to those who have the responsibility to carry out the relevant investigation.
There are 6 people dead after the shootings registered in the Trinidad Valley and there are more than 10 people injured more information developing."
October 6, 2024 At least three dead and one injured is the result of another armed confrontation, this time in the area of Laguna de Hanson, in the
Sierra de Juarez, between criminals and Army personnel. Unofficial data obtained by Patrulla 646 They indicate that around noon a group of suspected
criminals possibly involved in a series of armed confrontations in the Trinidad Valley encountered Army personnel. In the process there was a
confrontation with military personnel and three of the criminals were shot down, one was injured.
Apparently the group that faced the militia, form part of those who starred between the dawn and the morning of this Sunday October 6 a series of
shootings in the Trinidad Valley and were looking to cross the gaps heading to the Rumorosa by roads from the Juarez Sierra. On the way, they ran
into military men. Since the confrontations began, restrictions and checkpoints were placed in various gaps and roads in La Calentura, Sierra de
Juarez and heading to San Felipe."
"Shooting leaves one dead and 8 injured in the Trinidad Valley
The Municipal Public Safety Directorate reports that, through the C4 emergency system, a report of firearm detonations was received in the village of
Valle de la Trinidad. After verifying the information with the personnel assigned to the area, the veracity of the call was confirmed. In response, a
coordinated operation was implemented with the State Prosecutor General's Office, the Secretariat of National Defense (SEDENA), the State Force and
other security authorities, moving to the scene. Upon arriving at kilometer 118 of the Ensenada-San Felipe highway, two Tahoe-type vehicles were
located, one in black color and one in gold, both with firearm shocks.
Later on the Ensenada-San Felipe highway, at km 119, a male person was seen, who did not respond to the call, so the support of paramedics was
requested who determined that he lacked vital signs, so he coordinated the area.
Subsequently to the delegation of the Valley of Trinidad, a minor of 17 years old arrived, injured by skirting from, apparently, gunfire, which was
transferred by his own means to a nosocomium.
Also, support was provided to emergency units to transfer three injured male people, presumed by gunshot strikes, to a hospital in Ensenada for
medical care.
In addition, three other female people were admitted to the hospital are recorded, who were also treated for possible injuries related to the
incident. It can be reported that at the last moment he arrived at the Trinidad Valley delegation, a male injured by allegedly shooting a firearm,
himself being evaluated by paramedics.
The Municipal Public Safety Directorate, in coordination with other authorities, maintains presence in the area to ensure safety."
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