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Mexico ( Priest on the way to church - Blessed four men killed in the Streets of Mexico )

Four men were shot dead in the street of the colony Lost Boy María de la O, top of the Morelos , which originated the mobilization of state police forces , federal and municipal .


The incident occurred during the morning of 10th of this month, when neighbors heard screams  between victims and perpetrators , then heard several gun blasts and then an automobile receding quickly from the place .
It was around 06:30 hours , when some people were going to their workplaces when they realized that men's bodies lying in the street lifeless near them was a Toyota Yaris black.

Before the arrival of the public prosecutor Mozimba sector , the four men killed were blessed by a priest who was heading to his church which is in the upper part of the colony María de la O.
Experts secured seven shell casings and called a tow truck to move the Toyota , HFX - plates 51-65 of the state of Guerrero , to the courts of the Attorney General of the State , located in Colonia Progreso for the corresponding expert .
The deceased were unknown strangers and taken to forensic medical facilities for the autopsy and waiting to be claimed.

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NOGALES ( Big Bust " $10.1 million shipment of marijuana, was stopped at the Port of Nogales " )

NOGALES - A tractor-trailer load of Mexican squash, co-mingled with a $10.1 million shipment of marijuana, was stopped at the Port of Nogales Wednesday by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers assigned to the Mariposa commercial facility.
The driver was arrested and turned over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations.

Director of Field Operations for the Tucson Field Office, Roderick Blanchard, credits his officers' diligence.
"Our continued success is a direct reflection of the caliber of officers serving at our ports," he said. "Their dedication and commitment is unmatched

Mexico ( Homicide - A man was found on the streets of Colonia Margaritas )

A man was found with his face covered with a plastic bag and hands tied behind his back, he was found early yesterday morning lifeless on Salvador Creel Street, in the city of Colonia Margaritas.


The Delegation Laguna 1 of the Attorney General of the State, reported that at 0:15 pm Tuesday reported that it was a homicide on Salvador Creel Street, in the mentioned colony.

The agents arrived from the Municipal Public Security Bureau,they investigated the crime scene and reported to the regional headquarters of the State Investigative Police.

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Iran ( The family of Pastor Saeed Abedini has finally been allowed to visit him in Prison )

By Stoyan Zaimov, Christian Post Reporter

November 19, 2013|1:30 pm

The family of Pastor Saeed Abedini in Iran has finally been allowed to visit him in Rajai Shahr Prison, where he was abruptly transferred to earlier this month.  But the U.S. citizen is still being denied the medication that he needs.

"Pastor Saeed's situation remains dire. However, we are encouraged that his Iranian family was allowed visitation – and that his Iranian family was able to see him face-to-face and communicate with him. Pastor Saeed, however, has yet to receive the medication he has been prescribed for internal injuries suffered at the hands of his captors," the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) reported in an update on the pastor's condition on Monday.
The update served as the first physical confirmation of Pastor Saeed's condition and life since he was taken out of Evin Prison earlier this month and transferred to Rajai Shahr. The law group, which represents Abedini's wife and two children in the U.S., noted that the pastor is being kept inside the violent criminal ward and is sharing a cell with other prisoners.
A number of human rights groups have condemned the conditions inside Rajai Shahr, and noted that prisoners are often killed by other criminals when they are sent there.
Abedini is currently serving an 8-year sentence in Iran because of his Christian faith, though international efforts and numerous petitions headed by the ACLJ have called for his release. President Barack Obama has also spoken with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani about the U.S. citizen's situation, but so far Iranian authorities have refused to grant his release.
Last week, Abedini's father was prevented from visiting his son in prison and giving him medication and blankets that he needs. ALCJ Executive Director Jordan Sekulow has warned that while the pastor's medical condition had been improving in Evin prison, the lack of proper medication in his new prison is likely to lead to his health quickly deteriorating.

Mexico ( Mexican City Offers Reward for Tips in Massacre of Family )

MEXICO CITY – The mayor of the Mexican border metropolis of Ciudad Juarez posted a reward of 300,000 pesos ($23,300) for information leading to the arrest of the person or persons behind the slaughter of eight members of a family inside their home.

Juarez authorities will cooperate with the Chihuahua state Attorney General’s Office to solve the case, Enrique Serrano told a press conference.

The eight victims, including three children under 10, were stabbed to death in the wee hours of Sunday.

The bodies of the children and two young women were left in the bedrooms of the residence on Ciudad Juarez’s south side. Police found the adult male victims tied to chairs.

The mayor was joined for the press conference by Chihuahua’s deputy attorney general for the northern part of the state, Enrique Villarreal, who said investigators are pursuing several lines of enquiry.

Ruling out involvement by organized crime, Villarreal noted that three vehicles had been stolen from in front of the residence and suggested friends or relatives might have been involved in the crime.

A child and nine adults were fatally shot inside their Juarez- area home on Sept. 23.

Assailants attacked the residence during a party to celebrate victory in a baseball game, the Chihuahua AG’s office said at the time.

Chihuahua, which borders Texas, is one of the most violent states in Mexico, thanks largely to the presence of the Juarez, Sinaloa and Zetas drug cartels.

Mexico ( Residents Kill 9 Drug Cartel members in Western Mexican City )

MEXICO CITY – Residents of Tancitaro, a city in the western Mexican state of Michoacan, armed themselves and killed nine members of the Caballeros Templarios drug cartel, a self-defense group leader said.

The incident occurred on Saturday after residents armed with rifles and pistols gathered in the city’s plaza after hearing the bells at the main Catholic church pealing, Jose Manuel Mireles, a physician and leader of one of the nine self-defense groups operating in Michoacan, told Efe.

Armed civilians and members of the vigilante groups in the nearby cities of Buenavista Tomatlan, Tepalcatapec and Coalcoman provided support to the armed residents in Tancitaro.

Residents put up barricades on the five main thoroughfares in Tancitaro to control access.

An armed group of vigilantes riding in four armored SUVs seized from the cartel in February drove into El Pareo, a village in a forested area that is a base for Los Caballeros Templarios, Mireles said.

Two members of the vigilante group were seriously wounded when drug traffickers opened fire with assault rifles and threw fragmentation grenades at the convoy, Mireles said.

The vigilantes took cover at an abandoned construction site and repelled the attack, killing nine drug traffickers, Mireles said.

Tancitaro residents took over city hall and ordered the mayor to leave, Michoacan Gov. Fausto Vallejo Figueroa, a member of the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, said in a statement.

Self-defense groups are active in the cities of Aguililla, Tepalcatepec, Buenavista, Coalcoman, Aquila, Los Reyes, Cheran, Paracho and Tancitaro.

The vigilante groups were formed on Feb. 24 to deal with a wave of murders, kidnappings, rapes and other crimes by drug traffickers.

Mexico City’s Milenio newspaper reported earlier this month, citing a government intelligence report, that the Caballeros Templarios were paying 325 million pesos (nearly $25 million) in bribes annually to different officials in Michoacan.

Los Caballeros Templarios, which was founded in March 2011 by former members of the La Familia Michoacana cartel, deals in both synthetic drugs and natural drugs.

The gang commits murders, stages kidnappings and runs extortion rackets that target business owners and transport companies, affecting everyday life.

Michoacan’s forests and mountains are used by drug traffickers to grow marijuana and produce synthetic drugs.

Los Caballeros Templarios operates in Michoacan, Guanajuato, Guerrero, Mexico, Colima, Chiapas, Tabasco, Morelos, Baja California and Tamaulipas states.