Critics Blast Quintana Roo Security Department Over Late-Night Torture Apology
The Quintana Roo public security department issued a late-night apology for police torture, drawing accusations of a 'bad news dump.'
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The Quintana Roo public security department issued a late-night apology for police torture, drawing accusations of a 'bad news dump.'
Nearly a decade after an attack between neighbors left Roberto Hugo González Cabrera unable to move his arms or legs,…
Five people were detained after an armed attack at El Paisa restaurant-bar in Cancún left one dead and five injured,…
A driver escaped with minor injuries after a Nissan Rogue left Federal Highway 307 and struck a streetlight near Puerto…
Mexico saw 6,562 extortion cases in H1 2026, up 9.17% year-over-year, with Coparmex warning the figure is just the tip…
Officials recorded 1,898 retail drug offenses from January to July, up from 1,460 in the same period of 2025.
State prosecutors arrested two women and seized drugs, bank cards and a vehicle in coordinated raids in Bacalar and Cancun.
Cancun police arrested three suspects in a cocktail bar attack that killed one worker and wounded three.
A man known as ‘El Señor de los Lamborghinis’ was charged with money laundering and drug crimes in Mérida.
Prosecutors rescued three teenage girls from labor exploitation in Playa del Carmen and arrested the woman suspected of running the…
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