Don't mess with the Mexican drug cartel
- Thread starter BigRodRiley
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skithe49th
Active member
damn, they stashed the heads by a supermarket crazy shit
yea man shit is absolutely choatic over there...right now they are posting threats on kindergarden schools demanding money from the teachers or they will abduct and kill students and teachers...One of the most violent areas in the world, right across the boarder. Crazy fucking mexican lowlifes.
"They demand money from the staff, and threaten to harm both teachers and pupils if the request is not met.
One of the notes was pinned to a wall outside a kindergarten.
Gruesome violence
The extortion campaign appears to be timed to coincide with the
Christmas bonuses teachers in Mexico receive in their December pay
packets.
When news of the notes became public, many parents removed their children from school.
Ciudad Juarez is becoming infamous as the place where some of
the most gruesome violence in Mexico's ongoing drug wars is
concentrated.
More than a quarter of all the murders linked to organised crime in the country this year have been in the city.
As well as schools, hospitals are finding it increasingly difficult to function normally.
Last weekend, hundreds of doctors staged a protest in the city
denouncing the extreme level of threats and kidnappings they face every
day.
There have been several reports of gunmen entering hospitals to finish off wounded rivals, as they are being treated.
Several medical clinics have closed permanently."
"They demand money from the staff, and threaten to harm both teachers and pupils if the request is not met.
One of the notes was pinned to a wall outside a kindergarten.
Gruesome violence
The extortion campaign appears to be timed to coincide with the
Christmas bonuses teachers in Mexico receive in their December pay
packets.
When news of the notes became public, many parents removed their children from school.
Ciudad Juarez is becoming infamous as the place where some of
the most gruesome violence in Mexico's ongoing drug wars is
concentrated.
More than a quarter of all the murders linked to organised crime in the country this year have been in the city.
As well as schools, hospitals are finding it increasingly difficult to function normally.
Last weekend, hundreds of doctors staged a protest in the city
denouncing the extreme level of threats and kidnappings they face every
day.
There have been several reports of gunmen entering hospitals to finish off wounded rivals, as they are being treated.
Several medical clinics have closed permanently."
