Former Tulum Official Rearrested Hours After Release on Bail
Lorenzo Bernabé Miranda was rearrested on attempted femicide charges just hours after a judge granted him bail.
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Lorenzo Bernabé Miranda was rearrested on attempted femicide charges just hours after a judge granted him bail.
A motorcyclist suffered severe head injuries in Cancun after a bus allegedly forced him off the road.
Three construction workers were shot at a building site in Playa del Carmen; no arrests have been made.
Five jaguars, a puma, and exotic birds were among the animals found in deplorable conditions on a large estate.
A motorcyclist died after colliding head-on with a passenger bus on Federal Highway 307 near Tulum; the motorcycle caught fire.
A federal judge in Tabasco granted amparo to Lorenzo Miranda, ex-director of Urban Development in Tulum, four weeks after his…
Customs agents found 2.66 kg of ketamine hidden in a suitcase from Bogotá at Cancun International Airport.
A man and woman were arrested in Cozumel after they assaulted and threatened police officers who stopped them for reckless…
Federal agents, with military support, raided a suspected drug safe house in Cancun, detaining one person.
Alexander Garduño Ortiz, alias 'Dimas,' was captured in Tizimín and faces organized crime charges in Quintana Roo.
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