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mtgoat666
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daytime highway robbery hwy 5
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Dejando Huella Noticiero
@dejando.huellanoticiero · Media/News Company
Viernes 13 de Agosto del 2021
De manera extraoficial, se dio a conocer que el pasado Miércoles 11 de Agosto, se suscitó un robo con violencia en el kilómetro 148 sobre la
Carretera Puertecitos-Chapala, en Bahía San Luis Gonzaga.
Autoridades se dirigieron al lugar, donde entrevistaron a la persona encargada de un negocio local, quien les refirió que aproximadamente a las 10:35
hrs del Miércoles 11 de Agosto, arribaron 7 personas extranjeras, las cuales manifestaron que, al ir transitando por la Carretera
Puertecitos-Chapala, les bloqueó el camino un Vehiculo Pick up Toyota Tundra de color negro.
De dicho vehículo bajaron varios sujetos con capucha y armados, mismos que los despojaron de sus vehículos, siendo una camioneta Tahoe color negro,
un Pick Up Toyota Tacoma color blanco y una camioneta 4Runner, así como de sus pertenencias, para después emprender la huida hacia el norte.
Por lo que se dio inicio con las investigaciones pertinentes ante este suceso.
Friday August 13, 2021
Off the record, it was revealed that last Wednesday, August 11, a robbery with violence was raised at kilometer 148 over the Puertecitos-Chapala Road
in Bay San Luis Gonzaga.
Authorities headed to the location where they interviewed the person in charge of a local business, who told them that approximately 10:35 hrs on
Wednesday, August 11, 7 foreign people arrived, who said that, on the go Travelling the Puertecito-Chapala Road blocked them off the road by a black
Toyota Tundra Color Vehicle Pick up.
Several hooded and armed subjects were down from this vehicle, the same as stripped them of their vehicles, being a Tahoe Color black pick up Toyota
Tacoma and a 4 Runner pickup and their belongings, then undertake the flight northbound.
So the relevant investigations into this event were started.
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mtgoat666
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Dk’s map indicates km 148 is about 1 km south of Gonzaga bay Pemex station
Isn’t there a military check point just north of that Pemex?
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I was gonna say that’s pretty brazen considering there is a large market right there and the area is well traveled and fairly busy even in the
summer. Yes, there is a military checkpoint about half a mile north of the Pemex and from the checkpoint you can see probably 5 miles down the road
especially at 10 am when the sun is at your back.
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Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 | Dk’s map indicates km 148 is about 1 km south of Gonzaga bay Pemex station
Isn’t there a military check point just north of that Pemex? |
Yes, on the map the checkpoint is west of the mission warehouse. It is on the highway at Km. 145:
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Quote: Originally posted by WestyWanderer | I was gonna say that’s pretty brazen considering there is a large market right there and the area is well traveled and fairly busy even in the
summer. Yes, there is a military checkpoint about half a mile north of the Pemex and from the checkpoint you can see probably 5 miles down the road
especially at 10 am when the sun is at your back. |
I would question the accuracy of the reported location. It may be only that the report was told to the market (Rancho Grande) and the next closest
kilometer post to the market was 148... and not where the robbery occurred.
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Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 | Dk’s map indicates km 148 is about 1 km south of Gonzaga bay Pemex station
Isn’t there a military check point just north of that Pemex? |
Talking to the reporter this morning who broke this story, the km 148 comment is the location of where LE responded to. It was there that a store
owner/mgr made the call to report the crime. It still is not completely clear exactly how far down the 5 it actually happened.
The military check points are being removed as President Lopez Obrador is calling all the the troops back to remain at their bases, believing that
somehow this will improve things...
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Well, this really sucks.
I hope I don't hear about any more highway carjackings.
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Quote: Originally posted by WestyWanderer | I was gonna say that’s pretty brazen considering there is a large market right there and the area is well traveled and fairly busy even in the
summer. Yes, there is a military checkpoint about half a mile north of the Pemex and from the checkpoint you can see probably 5 miles down the road
especially at 10 am when the sun is at your back. |
The actual location of the crime was further down the highway and the victims got rides back to SLG, where they made the report.
And yes, it was brazen considering that it occurred in broad daylight...
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With Lopez Obrador slowly eliminating the military checkpoints one by one, I wouldn't bet on it.
And I'm generally an optimist...
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Maybe the new cartel will deal with this like they did the motorcycle thief in San Quintin? He's no longer able to steal from others!
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Thanks Ron for confirming what I suspected on the location.
I hope you are doing well.
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We're doing well - hope you guys are too...
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Ambushed on Highway 5
The following was copy/pasted from 'Talk Baja' FB group. I personally have no additional knowledge of this reported crime.
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Talk Baja
Ron Gomez Hoff · tSps1onsoerrehd
Ambushed on Highway 5
Dejando Huella is a local and very reliable news source operated by my good friend Angel Anguiano who has very good sources with the local, state and
federal police / national guard.
Angel reported earlier this morning that last Wednesday, August 11, tourists traveling in a caravan of three vehicles were ambushed at kilometer 148
on the Puertecitos-Chapala Highway.
Authorities were contacted by the manager of a local business in Bahia San Luis Gonzaga who informed the responding officers of a group of 7
foreigners who arrived, stating that while traveling on the Puertecitos-Chapala Highway, a black Toyota Tundra Pickup Vehicle blocked their
way.Several armed men wearing hoods got out of the vehicle blocking the highway and took their personal belongings and then fled northbound with their
vehicles.
The vehicles reported stolen are a black Chevrolet Tahoe, a white Toyota Tacoma Pickup and a Toyota 4Runner truck.
-------------------------------------------------------*** This has been a concern of mine and why I do not personally recommend that long, remote
section of highway to travelers. It's an open invitation for such types of events. I understand that others may feel differently but that's just my
dos centavos ***
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Dejando Huella Noticiero
tSps2onsoerrehd ·
Friday August 13, 2021
Off the record, it was revealed that last Wednesday, August 11, a robbery with violence was raised at kilometer 148 over the Puertecitos-Chapala
Road in Bay San Luis Gonzaga.
Authorities headed to the location where they interviewed the person in charge of a local business, who told them that approximately 10:35 hrs on
Wednesday, August 11, 7 foreign people arrived, who said that, on the go Travelling the Puertecito-Chapala Road blocked them off the road by a black
Toyota Tundra Color Vehicle Pick up. Several hooded and armed subjects were down from this vehicle, the same as stripped them of their vehicles,
being a Tahoe Color black pick up Toyota Tacoma and a 4 Runner pickup and their belongings, then undertake the flight northbound.
So the relevant investigations into this event were started.
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Sourced from Baja Gringo at Talk Baja here:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/TalkBaja/posts/4944277315586...
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The LA - San Diego news orgs need to pick up this story.
Carjackings are bad news and people should know.
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I heard from a SF/Gonzaga local that the military check point was closed at the time of the robbery. ?????
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Read a comment at the FB site. Turn around and head the other way. Is that the solution? What would you do?
Don't recall this happening on the Peninsula before. At least the incident is rare for Hgwy 5. Hgwy 1 doesn't bother me and I'm use to the
traffic and landmarks. Jardines and Margs, Mama's for breakfast.
For those planning to drive South on 5, please share your plans to prevent a hijacking?
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Travel with at least 2 Mexican nationals.
They may or may not be armed.
[Edited on 8-14-2021 by JZ]
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3 highly desirable vehicles together
likely shiny
likely "outfitted"
TARGETS!
once I moved to Baja, I stopped washing my truck
I love the scratches and dents
I baby the rust
are we learning that convoys are the opposite of safe?
these perps may achieve what Covid couldn't
slow down the tourist flow.
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