Eight People Found with Throats Slit in Southern Mexico

VERACRUZ, Mexico – The bodies of eight people were found with their throats slit inside a vehicle in the violence-racked southern Mexican state of Oaxaca, local authorities told EFE, noting that a threatening message was found at the crime scene.

The bodies of the males aged 17-20 were found Friday afternoon inside a gray Honda SUV with a Mexico City license plate in Cosolapa, a rural municipality located in northern Oaxaca.

A “narco-message” was found alongside the victims with a threat directed at the Los Zetas drug cartel.

Agents with Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office arrived at the scene to remove the bodies of the slain individuals, who are believed to have been residents of a highland area of the neighboring state of Veracruz.

Three Arrested for Murder of Venezuelan Opposition Leader

CARACAS – Three men have been arrested in connection with last week’s murder of opposition leader Luis Manuel Diaz following a campaign rally in the central state of Guarico, the Venezuelan Attorney General’s Office said Monday.

William Mendez Quiaro, 28, Jose Enrique Abad, 25, and Ronald Ender Hernandez, 22, were detained Monday morning.

The suspects were to be arraigned “in the coming hours” on charges they were involved with the Nov. 25 shooting death of Diaz after a political event in Altagracia de Orituco, the AG Office said.

Diaz was among several speakers at the rally to drum up support for opposition candidates in the Dec. 6 legislative elections.

Lilian Tintori, wife of jailed opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez, was also present.

Diaz’s murder spurred strong reactions both inside Venezuela and abroad, with Amnesty International, the Organization of American States and the Union of South American Nations calling for a peaceful political process in the Andean nation.

Tucson Az - Robbery suspect and Chihuahua ( wanted )

Tucson police are searching for a man who brought his Chihuahua with him to rob a bank.

Police said the man approached a Chase Bank teller in a Fry's grocery store at about 10 a.m. Friday and placed a shopping basket containing a white Chihuahua puppy on the counter.

The man demanded money from two bank tellers and received an undisclosed amount of cash before fleeing with his dog, according to Sgt. Pete Dugan, a Tucson Police Department spokesman.

Dugan said the robber did not display a weapon and no one was injured.

Tucson Az -female bank robber wanted

Tucson police are seeking the public's help in identifying a woman, who was captured on a surveillance camera, robbing a bank Saturday.

Shortly before 10 a.m. Oct. 10, the woman entered the Bank of America branch at 6245 E. Broadway, and approached a teller, according to a Tucson Police Department Facebook post.

The woman approached the teller implying she had a weapon and demanded money from the register, police said.

The teller gave the woman an undisclosed amount of money and she walked out of the bank, said police.

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The woman was described as white and in her early 20s. She was about 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighed about 200 pounds. She wore a blonde wig.

Tucson -Az armed robbery suspect wanted

 Authorities are looking for the man who allegedly robbed a bank just outside of Marana Friday night.

the man was armed with a handgun when he walked into the Wells Fargo Bank in the 3700 block of West Cortaro Farms Road around 6 p.m.

Lt. Doug Hanna, spokesman for the Pima County Sheriff's Department, said the suspect is 6 feet tall with a slim build. He was wearing a bomber-style jacket, mask and jeans.Lt. Doug Hanna, spokesman for the Pima County Sheriff's Department, said the suspect is 6 feet tall with a slim build. He was wearing a bomber-style jacket, mask and jeans.

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Russia - ISIS moves ,oil, wheat and cotton through Turkey

MOSCOW, November 27. /TASS/. Islamic State gunmen receive weapons from Turkey, Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moualem said on Friday after talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

"Turkey is hand in glove with terrorist groups against Syria on ideological grounds as it considers these groups as a kind of offsprings of the Ottoman Empire," he said "Turkey continues to ensure export and transportation of oil stolen by the Islamic State from Syria and Iraq. This oil subsequently goes to ports in other countries. The same situation is with wheat and cotton, which are stolen by the Islamic State from Syria and delivered to Turkey. Moreover, plants and factories that used to work in Aleppo were dismounted to be re-assembled in Turkey."

"In exchange, Islamic state gunmen receive weapons and are granted safe passage. They don’t have to be parachuted in Syria," the Syrian top diplomat said. Gunmen from more than 100 countries receive weapons and logistics support from Turkey," he said. "Turkey offers medical service to them and provides shelter."

The Syrian minister said he hoped cooperation between Russia’s Aerospace Forces and the Syrian army "will put an end to [Turkish President Recep Tayyip] Erdogan’s dreams and ambitions."