Violence in Mexico: Gulf Cartel Shootout Kills Innocent Victim

The Gulf Cartel, a terrorist organization, has killed an innocent bus driver caught in a shootout between rival cartel gunmen in Reynosa, Tamaulipas. This violence is part of a turf war for control of drug and human trafficking routes in the region.

Terrorist organizations using landmines in Tamaulipas, Mexico

Terrorist organizations in Tamaulipas, Mexico are using makeshift landmines, resulting in innocent victims being killed, including a U.S. citizen. The cartels are engaged in a turf war over drug and human trafficking routes, using drones to drop explosive devices on their rivals.

Violence in Reynosa, Tamaulipas by Gulf Cartel

Gunmen from the Gulf Cartel killed a woman and her two young grandchildren in Reynosa, Tamaulipas. The incident occurred during a clash with rivals, resulting in the tragic deaths of the children. The Gulf Cartel is engaged in a violent turf war, using terrorist tactics like explosives and drones.

Drug Cartel Violence in Tamaulipas, Mexico

The U.S. Consulate in Matamoros, Tamaulipas issued a travel warning about drug cartels using land mines and other explosive devices in key border cities in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas. The Tamaulipas government initially tried to conceal information about these devices but later welcomed the warnings and advised the public to be cautious when moving through rural areas. Shootouts and the use of improvised explosive devices by cartel gunmen have been reported in various cities in the region, leading to injuries and fatalities. The state of Tamaulipas has been designated as a level 4, similar to active war zones.

Gulf Cartel's Use of Explosive-Laden Drones in Tamaulipas Turf War

The Gulf Cartel, specifically the Escorpion faction, has been using drones loaded with explosives in their turf war in Tamaulipas, Mexico. The group has been engaging in violent clashes with rival factions, using various weapons including drones and landmines. A former U.S. Army soldier was arrested for teaching them how to build explosive devices.

Corruption Investigation of Mexican Federal Judge and Release of Gulf Cartel Leader

Mexican federal judge under investigation for corruption after ordering release of Gulf Cartel leader. Attorney General claims judge ignored evidence and made decision against administration of justice. Gulf Cartel leader El Contador accused of numerous crimes and turf wars in Tamaulipas.

Corruption and Extortion in Mexico

A former Mexican state official colluded with the Gulf Cartel to extort a group of businessmen in Reynosa, Tamaulipas by luring them to a restaurant under false pretenses of government aid, then demanding extortion fees. The businessmen were threatened with violence if they did not comply.

Gulf Cartel Ambush in Matamoros, Tamaulipas

Gulf Cartel gunmen ambushed police officers, killing two, in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, following a day of blockades and shootouts. Violence erupted as authorities tried to capture a local cartel leader. Mayor candidate had to seek shelter during a shootout.

Cover-up of Explosion in Tamaulipas

Government officials in Tamaulipas are accused of covering up an explosion at a cartel stash house, claiming it was caused by a gas leak. Evidence suggests the explosion was due to improvised explosive devices stored in the house.

Drug Cartels Planting Land Mines in Tamaulipas, Mexico

Drug cartels in Tamaulipas, Mexico, have been planting land mines along rural roads as part of turf wars over drug and human trafficking routes into Texas. Public security officials confirmed the presence of land mines, despite initial denial. The violence in the region is downplayed by government officials.

Gulf Cartel Attack on Mexican Military in Tamaulipas

Mexican military forces in Tamaulipas were attacked by Gulf Cartel gunmen, resulting in the death of 12 gunmen. Government officials tried to downplay the violence and suppress information about the incident.

Deadly Shootout in Northern Mexico

At least 12 people were killed in a shootout with security forces in northern Mexico near the border with the United States. The incident occurred in the municipality of Miguel Aleman, Tamaulipas state, a region known for organized crime activities such as human smuggling and drug trafficking.