Hit men kill 5 at family gathering in Mexico

[Niels Bohr 72]

Tue Aug 26, 2008 6:24pm EDT CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Suspected drug hitmen burst onto a ranch in northern Mexico and opened fire on a family gathering, killing five people in the third big attack in Chihuahua state this month.

The gunmen fired on the ranch near the sleepy rural town of Aldama in Chihuahua state on Monday evening, shooting the men, including two brothers and an elderly man, in the head, the state attorney general's office said on Tuesday.

The killings were believed to be part of a drug feud as gangs fight over smuggling routes into the United States.

Drug hitmen killed 13 people including a baby at a family party in the tourist town of Creel in Chihuahua state this month.

In another attack on a drug rehabilitation center in Chihuahua's border city of Ciudad Juarez, hooded gunmen killed eight patients during a prayer session.

More than 2,300 people have died this year in Mexico's drug war, mostly between rival gangs, in a fight for control of smuggling corridors into California, Arizona and Texas.

Drug violence is intensifying and gangs are ever more brazen despite the deployment of 25,000 troops and federal police across Mexico by President Felipe Calderon.

Mexico's most-wanted man, Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman, is fighting local drug baron Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, boss of the Juarez cartel, for control of Chihuahua state and its smuggling routes.

(Reporting by Ignacio Alvarado)

[Ban Hammer 13,340]

probably the minutemen that did it.

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consolemaster... mexico sucks doesn't it

[panamania79 2]

Tue Aug 26, 2008 6:24pm EDT CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Suspected drug hitmen burst onto a ranch in northern Mexico and opened fire on a family gathering, killing five people in the third big attack in Chihuahua state this month.

The gunmen fired on the ranch near the sleepy rural town of Aldama in Chihuahua state on Monday evening, shooting the men, including two brothers and an elderly man, in the head, the state attorney general's office said on Tuesday.

The killings were believed to be part of a drug feud as gangs fight over smuggling routes into the United States.

Drug hitmen killed 13 people including a baby at a family party in the tourist town of Creel in Chihuahua state this month.

In another attack on a drug rehabilitation center in Chihuahua's border city of Ciudad Juarez, hooded gunmen killed eight patients during a prayer session.

More than 2,300 people have died this year in Mexico's drug war, mostly between rival gangs, in a fight for control of smuggling corridors into California, Arizona and Texas.

Drug violence is intensifying and gangs are ever more brazen despite the deployment of 25,000 troops and federal police across Mexico by President Felipe Calderon.

Mexico's most-wanted man, Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman, is fighting local drug baron Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, boss of the Juarez cartel, for control of Chihuahua state and its smuggling routes.

(Reporting by Ignacio Alvarado)

Uh oh,he's back to picking on Mexicans now.

[peejay 327]

Consolemaster must read the Houston Chronicle too. That's where I get my material from. It's hard to ignore the narco murder and illegal alien stories when they are on the front page every day.

[Ban Hammer 13,340]

Tue Aug 26, 2008 6:24pm EDT CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Suspected drug hitmen burst onto a ranch in northern Mexico and opened fire on a family gathering, killing five people in the third big attack in Chihuahua state this month.

The gunmen fired on the ranch near the sleepy rural town of Aldama in Chihuahua state on Monday evening, shooting the men, including two brothers and an elderly man, in the head, the state attorney general's office said on Tuesday.

The killings were believed to be part of a drug feud as gangs fight over smuggling routes into the United States.

Drug hitmen killed 13 people including a baby at a family party in the tourist town of Creel in Chihuahua state this month.

In another attack on a drug rehabilitation center in Chihuahua's border city of Ciudad Juarez, hooded gunmen killed eight patients during a prayer session.

More than 2,300 people have died this year in Mexico's drug war, mostly between rival gangs, in a fight for control of smuggling corridors into California, Arizona and Texas.

Drug violence is intensifying and gangs are ever more brazen despite the deployment of 25,000 troops and federal police across Mexico by President Felipe Calderon.

Mexico's most-wanted man, Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman, is fighting local drug baron Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, boss of the Juarez cartel, for control of Chihuahua state and its smuggling routes.

(Reporting by Ignacio Alvarado)

Uh oh,he's back to picking on Mexicans now.

should the above be a case of connie picking on mexicans, anyone in vj posting news about shootings in american cities (or colleges) could be viewed as the op picking on americans

[panamania79 2]

Tue Aug 26, 2008 6:24pm EDT CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Suspected drug hitmen burst onto a ranch in northern Mexico and opened fire on a family gathering, killing five people in the third big attack in Chihuahua state this month.

The gunmen fired on the ranch near the sleepy rural town of Aldama in Chihuahua state on Monday evening, shooting the men, including two brothers and an elderly man, in the head, the state attorney general's office said on Tuesday.

The killings were believed to be part of a drug feud as gangs fight over smuggling routes into the United States.

Drug hitmen killed 13 people including a baby at a family party in the tourist town of Creel in Chihuahua state this month.

In another attack on a drug rehabilitation center in Chihuahua's border city of Ciudad Juarez, hooded gunmen killed eight patients during a prayer session.

More than 2,300 people have died this year in Mexico's drug war, mostly between rival gangs, in a fight for control of smuggling corridors into California, Arizona and Texas.

Drug violence is intensifying and gangs are ever more brazen despite the deployment of 25,000 troops and federal police across Mexico by President Felipe Calderon.

Mexico's most-wanted man, Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman, is fighting local drug baron Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, boss of the Juarez cartel, for control of Chihuahua state and its smuggling routes.

(Reporting by Ignacio Alvarado)

Uh oh,he's back to picking on Mexicans now.

should the above be a case of connie picking on mexicans, anyone in vj posting news about shootings in american cities (or colleges) could be viewed as the op picking on americans

Not necessarily.

[Ban Hammer 13,340]

Tue Aug 26, 2008 6:24pm EDT CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Suspected drug hitmen burst onto a ranch in northern Mexico and opened fire on a family gathering, killing five people in the third big attack in Chihuahua state this month.

The gunmen fired on the ranch near the sleepy rural town of Aldama in Chihuahua state on Monday evening, shooting the men, including two brothers and an elderly man, in the head, the state attorney general's office said on Tuesday.

The killings were believed to be part of a drug feud as gangs fight over smuggling routes into the United States.

Drug hitmen killed 13 people including a baby at a family party in the tourist town of Creel in Chihuahua state this month.

In another attack on a drug rehabilitation center in Chihuahua's border city of Ciudad Juarez, hooded gunmen killed eight patients during a prayer session.

More than 2,300 people have died this year in Mexico's drug war, mostly between rival gangs, in a fight for control of smuggling corridors into California, Arizona and Texas.

Drug violence is intensifying and gangs are ever more brazen despite the deployment of 25,000 troops and federal police across Mexico by President Felipe Calderon.

Mexico's most-wanted man, Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman, is fighting local drug baron Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, boss of the Juarez cartel, for control of Chihuahua state and its smuggling routes.

(Reporting by Ignacio Alvarado)

Uh oh,he's back to picking on Mexicans now.

should the above be a case of connie picking on mexicans, anyone in vj posting news about shootings in american cities (or colleges) could be viewed as the op picking on americans

Not necessarily.

uh huh

[panamania79 2]

Tue Aug 26, 2008 6:24pm EDT CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Suspected drug hitmen burst onto a ranch in northern Mexico and opened fire on a family gathering, killing five people in the third big attack in Chihuahua state this month.

The gunmen fired on the ranch near the sleepy rural town of Aldama in Chihuahua state on Monday evening, shooting the men, including two brothers and an elderly man, in the head, the state attorney general's office said on Tuesday.

The killings were believed to be part of a drug feud as gangs fight over smuggling routes into the United States.

Drug hitmen killed 13 people including a baby at a family party in the tourist town of Creel in Chihuahua state this month.

In another attack on a drug rehabilitation center in Chihuahua's border city of Ciudad Juarez, hooded gunmen killed eight patients during a prayer session.

More than 2,300 people have died this year in Mexico's drug war, mostly between rival gangs, in a fight for control of smuggling corridors into California, Arizona and Texas.

Drug violence is intensifying and gangs are ever more brazen despite the deployment of 25,000 troops and federal police across Mexico by President Felipe Calderon.

Mexico's most-wanted man, Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman, is fighting local drug baron Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, boss of the Juarez cartel, for control of Chihuahua state and its smuggling routes.

(Reporting by Ignacio Alvarado)

Uh oh,he's back to picking on Mexicans now.

should the above be a case of connie picking on mexicans, anyone in vj posting news about shootings in american cities (or colleges) could be viewed as the op picking on americans

Not necessarily.

uh huh

"Going postal" in the USA is so mainstream now.People are getting used to it.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

This obsession of both consolemaster and peejay with my country is in between romantic and idiotic.

Your lives must be pretty damn empty. Here, have a galleta.

[panamania79 2]

This obsession of both consolemaster and peejay with my country is in between romantic and idiotic.

Your lives must be pretty damn empty. Here, have a galleta.

Salada o dulce ?

Salty or sweet ?

[HAL 9000 96]

Tue Aug 26, 2008 6:24pm EDT CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Suspected drug hitmen burst onto a ranch in northern Mexico and opened fire on a family gathering, killing five people in the third big attack in Chihuahua state this month.

The gunmen fired on the ranch near the sleepy rural town of Aldama in Chihuahua state on Monday evening, shooting the men, including two brothers and an elderly man, in the head, the state attorney general's office said on Tuesday.

The killings were believed to be part of a drug feud as gangs fight over smuggling routes into the United States.

Drug hitmen killed 13 people including a baby at a family party in the tourist town of Creel in Chihuahua state this month.

In another attack on a drug rehabilitation center in Chihuahua's border city of Ciudad Juarez, hooded gunmen killed eight patients during a prayer session.

More than 2,300 people have died this year in Mexico's drug war, mostly between rival gangs, in a fight for control of smuggling corridors into California, Arizona and Texas.

Drug violence is intensifying and gangs are ever more brazen despite the deployment of 25,000 troops and federal police across Mexico by President Felipe Calderon.

Mexico's most-wanted man, Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman, is fighting local drug baron Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, boss of the Juarez cartel, for control of Chihuahua state and its smuggling routes.

(Reporting by Ignacio Alvarado)

Uh oh,he's back to picking on Mexicans now.

should the above be a case of connie picking on mexicans, anyone in vj posting news about shootings in american cities (or colleges) could be viewed as the op picking on americans

Not necessarily.

uh huh

"Going postal" in the USA is so mainstream now.People are getting used to it.

So true. Perhaps that's why its easy to find more and more cases in those places where apparently everyone wants to be like 'us.'

[Niels Bohr 72]

Len and Bren,

As you know, you're subtle gesture of attacking me only makes you and ******* yourself. Look at the article, and ask the question: Who wrote this? Afterwards, check the date of the article and posts. I didn't intentionally do a search for Mexico. Use Reuters International News RSS, and you'll get inundated on a daily base. Most criminal activity coming from Mexico seems to be posted here every 2-3 days. I'm serious!

Oh yeah, sorry if I called you ********.

[Completely 3]

Tue Aug 26, 2008 6:24pm EDT CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Suspected drug hitmen burst onto a ranch in northern Mexico and opened fire on a family gathering, killing five people in the third big attack in Chihuahua state this month.

The gunmen fired on the ranch near the sleepy rural town of Aldama in Chihuahua state on Monday evening, shooting the men, including two brothers and an elderly man, in the head, the state attorney general's office said on Tuesday.

The killings were believed to be part of a drug feud as gangs fight over smuggling routes into the United States.

Drug hitmen killed 13 people including a baby at a family party in the tourist town of Creel in Chihuahua state this month.

In another attack on a drug rehabilitation center in Chihuahua's border city of Ciudad Juarez, hooded gunmen killed eight patients during a prayer session.

More than 2,300 people have died this year in Mexico's drug war, mostly between rival gangs, in a fight for control of smuggling corridors into California, Arizona and Texas.

Drug violence is intensifying and gangs are ever more brazen despite the deployment of 25,000 troops and federal police across Mexico by President Felipe Calderon.

Mexico's most-wanted man, Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman, is fighting local drug baron Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, boss of the Juarez cartel, for control of Chihuahua state and its smuggling routes.

(Reporting by Ignacio Alvarado)

When all the killings will stop?