Crocodile Luring by Tour Guide in Cozumel Sparks Criticism
A Cozumel tour guide used a bone tied to a pole to attract a crocodile for tourists, drawing online backlash.
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A Cozumel tour guide used a bone tied to a pole to attract a crocodile for tourists, drawing online backlash.
Armed men abducted a man from a Playa del Carmen bar; police arrested the manager after he tried to block…
Police found a boy safe after scammers attempted a virtual kidnapping in Playa del Carmen, and stopped his mother from…
Authorities found human remains during a search for missing persons in the Las Torres settlement in Playa del Carmen, Quintana…
A man died and two workers were injured when a pickup truck rolled over on the Puerto Morelos-Cancún highway Wednesday…
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo — A judge has ordered pretrial detention for a man...
A horse was struck by a car on Highway 307 near Puerto Morelos, overturning the vehicle and causing delays for…
A foreign woman allegedly stabbed her partner to death during an argument over infidelity in Cancún's Hotel Zone. She reportedly…
Animal groups in Cancun report 2-3 daily cases of missing purebred dogs and warn they may be sold illegally elsewhere.
A man was arrested in Cozumel after a resident said he shot his dogs. Police seized a .45 caliber rifle…
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