Clash in Caborca ​​leaves two alleged criminals dead and two soldiers injured

Two alleged criminals killed and two soldiers injured was the balance of the clashes occurred in Caborca, Sonora, during the early hours of this Saturday.

The State Security Board of the State of Sonora reported on the events that occurred on September 7.

First, elements of the Mexican Army and the State Police repelled an armed attack by civilians in several vehicles. At this location, a man was found A lifeless man was found, as well as a vehicle with bullet impacts and magazines for a rifle-type weapon. on 10th Avenue, at the height of Sonora Street.

In a second time, in the road towards the La Y Griega ejido, Another confrontation was recorded, in which Two members of the Mexican Army were injured and a suspected criminal was killedwho was traveling on a motorcycle carrying a loaded AK-47 caliber firearm.

In these events, 14 vehicles were seizedincluding a four-wheeler, two firearms, cartridges and magazines, in addition to the two alleged criminals killed.

Personnel from the Sinaloa Prosecutor’s Office began the corresponding investigations to identify and capture those likely responsible.

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