In Chilpancingo hooded men set fire to bus and combi

Guerrero.- During the early morning and the morning of this Friday, hooded men set fire to an Urvan van and a public transport bus that provide service to different foreign routes and that are based in Chilpancingo, Guerrero. Reports from the Attorney General’s Office indicate that almost at one o’clock in the morning in Colonia Morelos, where the base of the Urvan vans of the Chilpancingo-Tlacotepec route is located, one of its units was set on fire by several hooded individuals. Elements of Civil Protection and Firefighters arrived to quell the fire and prevent the flames from spreading to other units. The fire caused dozens of neighbors to leave their homes on the streets where this foreign public transport base is located. The Prosecutor’s Office reported that, at 7:10 a.m., hooded men forcibly lowered the driver of a public transport bus on the Chilpancingo-Colotlipa route that was circulating in the north-south lane of Vicente Guerrero Boulevard. Hooded men set fire to a public transport bus and a van in Chilpancingo, Guerrero. Photo: Reforma Subsequently, and before dozens of witnesses, the individuals sprayed the unit with gasoline and set it on fire. Firefighters and Civil Protection personnel arrived, but only to put out the fire, because the bus was scrapped. The Prosecutor’s Office said that the attacks are related to the dispute of two criminal groups that have committed murders in different parts of Chilpancingo.La night of June 28, members of a criminal group set fire to a bus and three vans that were circulating in the Chilpancingo-Tixtla bypass. There were no victims in this incident. In statements made on Wednesday, Deputy Prosecutor Ramón Ayala Gamboa said that all the acts of violence that have been generated in recent weeks in Chilpancingo and in the neighboring community of Petaquillas is due to the dispute that exists between Los Ardillos and Los Tlacos.

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