Yucatán Jails Fewer People Than Quintana Roo, but Family and Sex Crimes Dominate
Yucatán's prisons hold fewer inmates than Quintana Roo's, with family violence and sexual offenses as leading crimes.
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Yucatán's prisons hold fewer inmates than Quintana Roo's, with family violence and sexual offenses as leading crimes.
An Argentine man was arrested after a crash on Highway 307 near Playa del Carmen, where he allegedly vandalized the…
A deer was struck and killed on a Playa del Carmen boulevard after residents say 911 calls for help went…
Authorities conducted a new search at a Cancun home where five skulls and bones were discovered, linked to a murder…
Fernanda Cayetana Canul Blanco, 12, vanished in 2022. Suspects arrested but her whereabouts remain unknown.
Authorities dismantle a fake call center in Cancún as hotel reservation scams target tourists in Mexico's top destination.
Family of Amado Isaac Sánchez Lomelí says hotel cleaned the scene and restricted social media comments about his death.
Two men face charges for sexual crimes against minors in separate cases in Puerto Morelos and Chetumal.
A bus driver fled after rear-ending a pickup truck on Highway 307, leaving one injured and triggering a secondary crash.
A judge granted house arrest to Salomon 'Mafer,' ex-leader of Cancun's taxi union, citing his diabetes and need for specialized…
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