Cancún, Mexico — Armed assailants opened fire on a bar located on Niños Héroes Avenue in Supermanzana 228 of Cancún, marking the third such attack on the establishment this year. The incident disrupted the relative calm of the area, prompting nearby residents to alert authorities via emergency services.
Police Respond to Shooting
Upon receiving the 911 call, the nearest police units from the Cancún Municipal Police were dispatched to the scene near the intersection of Calle 79. Officers arriving at the location, identified as Emporio’s, found multiple spent shell casings—at least ten—scattered across the area. Witnesses reported that both staff and patrons fled the premises in panic following the gunfire.
Repeated Violence Against the Bar
This is the third armed attack on the bar in recent months. In March, the establishment was similarly targeted in a shooting, followed weeks later by another assault that included the arson of a vehicle parked outside. Authorities had previously seized the property, but it was returned to its owners approximately two weeks ago. Due to this latest incident, the bar is expected to be secured by officials once again.
Search for Suspects
Municipal Police and Mexican Navy (Semar) personnel conducted search operations in the vicinity for the perpetrators, who reportedly fled on a motorcycle. As of now, no arrests have been made.
Investigation Underway
The Quintana Roo State Attorney General’s Office (FGEQROO) has been notified to process the crime scene and initiate an official investigation. Authorities have cordoned off the area as forensic work continues..
The situation remains under investigation as authorities work to identify and apprehend those responsible for the latest attack.
More Local News
- Mexico’s Supreme Court Takes Up Maya Children’s Case Against SEDENA Rest House in Bacalar
- Tahmek Gears Up for 8th International Chinese Paper Globe Festival
- Residents Denounce Charges for CFE Bill Home Delivery in Othón P. Blanco
- Quintana Roo Prosecutor Opens 106 Investigations Into Crimes Against Students
- CFE Touts Solar Investments While Cancún Residents Face Recurring Blackouts
More Cancun
- Cancun Logs Five Killings in a Day Despite Statewide Drop in Homicides
- Cancún to Open Inclusive High School With Teachers, 11 Students Enrolled
- Rust and Deterioration at Cancún Airport Terminal 3 Boarding Canopies
- Parents in Cancún Question School Fees of Up to 2,500 Pesos and Demand Free Public Education
- Four Arrested in Cancun Hotel Zone With Drugs and High-Powered Rifles

