Five musicians killed in suspicion of murder of Mexican cartel

The Mexican authorities, who disappeared in the Mexican city of Reinos, were killed in the Mexican city of Reinos that the suspected members of the drug cartel said, the Mexican authorities said.

According to Irving Borio Majik, the Prosecutor General in the Mexican state of Tamalipas, nine alleged prosecutor, the Prosecutor General in the Mexican state of Tamalipas, were arrested, Irving Boris Maggik reports.

Musicians – known as Grupo Fugitivo – were stolen during a private event on May 25, said Boris Maggik. Soon, their relatives reported on receipt requirements.

Investigators are working on creating a motive for killings.

The musicians were between the ages of 20 and 40 and often played local parties and dances.

Nine firearms and two vehicles were also seized during the arrests.

Grupo Fugitivo has performed a number of regional Mexican music, a genre that includes a corridos – songs that have historically been used to honor drug cartels and their leaders.

It was not immediately clear whether the group was aimed at the music, or got into violence, which has long been standing with Tamalip, where the bay cartel has a strong presence.

The Trump administration has appointed the Gulf Cartel, as well as several other criminal groups, a “global terrorist organization”.

In January, the US Embassy in Mexico issued a level of 4 -level trips, the highest level, warning its citizens not to travel to several Mexican cities, including a renuncation.

This called the risk of “crime and abduction” and “more frequent combat guns that occur in and around the city.

“Strongly armed members of criminal groups often patrol the state and work with impunity, especially along the Border Region from Reinnice to Nueva Lored,” the US State Department said.

“In these fields, local law enforcement agencies have a limited ability to respond to cases of crimes.”