Two Men Arrested in Tulum With More Than 124 Drug Packets
Tulum police and federal forces arrested two 34-year-old men carrying more than 124 packets of suspected marijuana and methamphetamine.
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Tulum police and federal forces arrested two 34-year-old men carrying more than 124 packets of suspected marijuana and methamphetamine.
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Unidentified gunmen fired on a BBVA branch in Puerto Aventuras, shattering windows and prompting a state investigation. No injuries or…
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A Quintana Roo judge linked Jorge Luis "N" to trial for aggravated extortion against mototaxi operators in Cancún and ordered…
Vicente Francisco Aldape Moncada, Tulum's former treasurer, received three years and nine months for carrying two guns and 33 rounds…
Police in Cancún arrested two suspects and seized a motorcycle and a pickup truck linked to the fatal shooting of…
Neighbors alerted authorities after spotting vultures and smelling unusual odors; the body was found in a Playa del Carmen home.
Police are investigating a group accused of luring tourists to a Playa del Carmen hotel with fake prizes and costly…
State prosecutors, backed by the National Guard and Mexican Army, raided a home in Puerto Maya and sealed the property.
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