42 Cancún Police Officers Sanctioned for Misuse of Body Cameras
A Cancún officer was fired for deliberately disabling his body camera to commit corruption, bringing total sanctions to 42.
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A Cancún officer was fired for deliberately disabling his body camera to commit corruption, bringing total sanctions to 42.
An inmate at the Valladolid prison in Yucatán died by suicide, authorities said, ruling out homicide or violence.
Nearly 200 families in Bacalar bought land that turned out to be ejido property, sold illegally without legal authorization.
Irving Montalvo Méndez, a reputed crime boss, was shot dead in a supermarket parking lot in Playa del Carmen.
A gas explosion in Cancun killed a 16-year-old and injured six others, including two children.
Seven Cuban nationals were arrested on Holbox Island with marijuana, cocaine, and ecstasy.
Two inspectors in Tulum were removed after citizen complaints of extortion. The mayor says traffic officers will also be investigated.
A federal judge in Chetumal upheld charges against Briseidy Koo Dávila for impersonating a veterinarian in the Xibalba pet cremation…
A woman was detained by Isla Mujeres police for recording them. Rights groups say documenting public officials is legal.
Mexico seizes over 3 tons of cocaine and a massive meth lab after Trump's G7 comments on cartels.
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