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5 Sep 2026, Sat

Crime

A group of adults sitting around a rectangular table in a room decorated with traditional mural paintings, appearing engaged in a serious meeting
A worn-out doll lying on the ground with a slogan advocating against child neglect in Spanish by Quintana Roo state government. The text says children do not break and urges speaking to children or criminals will.
Police vehicles stationed outside the San José Funeral Home under sunny skies
Three security officers in various uniforms examining a sealed shop front with scattered papers on the ground.$# CAPTION
People walking towards the entrance of the ferry terminal at Isla Mujeres, with some carrying backpacks and wearing casual summer attire.
The entrance archway to Puerto Aventuras, Mexico with the name inscribed atop, cars and pedestrians on a sunny day.
A serene tropical scene with a wooden swing set over turquoise water, juxtaposed with a forensic service vehicle parked near the shore, emphasizing an unexpected element in a typically peaceful setting.
A man in camouflage uniform standing in front of a Tulum police emblem on the wall.