They filter video of alleged elements of the National Guard in the Guanajuato neighborhood before the massacre of 6 people

On the night of June 9, the Industrial colony of Lion witnessed a horror tragedy when a armed commando broke into a neighborhood and massacred six peopleincluding four women and two babies. This brutal attack occurred just minutes after alleged elements of the National Guard carried out an inspection at the same place.

Security cameras captured images showing five individuals, allegedly belonging to the National Guard, entering the property on Pénjamo Street at 9:10 p.m. The uniformed men, equipped with tactical equipment and helmets, carried out a inspection which lasted seven minutes. When leaving, one of them carried a black bag whose contents could not be identified in the video.

Five minutes after the departure of the supposed elements of the National Guard, A van parked in front of the neighborhood. At least four armed men, who entered the property at 9:22 p.m., at which time the recording was cut off. The testimonies indicate that the attackers were looking for a specific person, but They murdered six people present at the home, leaving no survivors.

He mayor interim, Jorge Jimenez Lonaexpressed his concern about the event and He demanded immediate clarification from the National Guard about his intervention in the neighborhood moments before the attack.

It is necessary to review how they are working, what they are doing. The videos are clear, it is seen that minutes before they entered, they took objects from the home, the municipal president declared before the press.

According to unofficial versions, the military had come under the pretext of a complaint for the sale of illicit substances. However, the National Guard has not issued any statement in this regard.

Reports from the municipal Security Secretariat revealed that the attackers used both short and long weapons to carry out the attack. slaughter.

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