Mexican Border State Confirms Its Cops Fired Shot that Killed 7-Year-Old Texas Girl During Cartel Gunfight
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Although there are coincidences in data related to the death of Aranza Adalini, the Tamaulipas Prosecutor's Office collated the records and information provided by the Armed Forces and State Guard to determine where the bullet came from.
Mexican Border State Confirms Its Cops Fired Shot that Killed 7-Year-Old Texas Girl During Cartel Gunfight
The Mexican border state of Tamaulipas confirmed that police officers fired the shot that killed a seven-year-old girl from Brownsville, Texas. The little girl and her family were caught in the middle of a cartel shootout earlier this week. | Border / Cartel Chronicles
Ciudad Victoria, Tamps., The governor of Tamaulipas, Américo Villarreal Anaya, reported that it is investigated whether the shooting that killed Aranza, 7 years old, during the day of violence last October 29 in Matamoros –after the capture of a priority target – came from a State Guard helicopter.
The Tamaulipas government said it will investigate whether the shooter who killed the 7-year-old girl came from the helicopter and promised justice.
The Government of Tamaulipas investigates the State Guard due to the murder of a 7-year-old girl during the clashes in Matamoros.
A girl died from a bullet lost during the clashes against organized crime recorded on Thursday
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