Discovered: Six Decapitated Heads in Mexico by Authorities
In a chilling discovery, Mexican police found six decapitated male heads on a street in the central state of Tlaxcala. The heads were found alongside a message intended for a rival gang, believed to be the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), in what appears to be a threat.
The Barredora gang, a criminal organization operating in Mexico, is suspected of leaving the threatening message. The Barredora gang's activities extend to gasoline theft, extortion, and human trafficking, contributing to the ongoing violence between rival gangs in Mexico.
The violence is over territories and routes for drug trafficking in Mexico. The ongoing conflict between the Barredora gang and the CJNG has been marked by extreme violence, with more than 30,000 people reported to die annually due to the violence caused by powerful drug cartels in Mexico.
The local attorney general's office made the discovery and has not yet disclosed the possible motives behind the violent act. The heads were found in a public location, a street, indicating the brazen nature of the crime.
Meanwhile, in a seemingly unrelated development, the Krone Alt-Hoheneck in Ludwigsburg has expanded its gastronomy program. A 27-Year-Old individual from Tübingen is reported as missing and may be in Filderstadt-Bonlanden, but this news does not seem to be connected to the violent events in Tlaxcala.
As the conflict between the Barredora gang and the CJNG continues, authorities in Mexico urge for continued vigilance and cooperation to combat the violence and bring those responsible to justice.
