Two Canadians killed after tourists shot
at Mexican beach resort hotel
Posted By: Ribicon, 1/22/2022 9:18:11 PM
Three Canadian visitors have been shot by a lone gunman in their hotel in the Mexican resort town of Playa del Carmen–in an attack security officials are calling targeted and alleging involved individuals with criminal records. One of the tourists died of their injuries while being transported to hospital following the incident on Friday, according to the Quintana Roo state public security secretary, Lucio Hernández Gutiérrez, who confirmed the nationality of the victims.(Snip)The first person who died–identified as ATCH–“had a criminal record: drug trafficking, use of a false identity, among other things”, the office said. ATCH “was considered a very dangerous person in Canada”,
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Assistant Sheriff Andrew Walsh said Isaiah Tyree Williams, 19, was shot by officers several times as they tried to serve a search warrant related to a November 2021 homicide. Two officers were injured in the exchange.
Police announced their presence by yelling “police department, search warrant” multiple times at about 5 a.m. before entering the apartment in the 3000 block of South Nellis Boulevard, Walsh said.
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Canada lets dangerous criminals travel freely, and in Mexico, which has some of the toughest gun control laws on the planet, violent shootouts are not at all uncommon, even in what were considered as safe tourist areas.