US EditionSuspected arson attack on bar in northern Mexico claims lives of 11
- Eleven people were killed in a suspected arson attack on a bar in San Luis Colorado, a northern Mexican border city, after an expelled patron set it ablaze with a Molotov cocktail.
- The suspect, a young male who was highly intoxicated at the time, had been thrown out of the bar for disrespecting women before returning to seek revenge.
- Four of the 11 victims were women, and four others were injured and being treated in the hospital. Authorities are currently working to capture the suspect.
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With a Molotov cocktail, a man set fire to a bar in northern Mexico. Eleven people lost their lives as a result. The alleged perpetrator's motive: They had thrown him out of the restaurant — due to misogyny.
In a bar in Mexico, a man set a fire that killed at least eleven people. The public prosecutor's office announced that he had been expelled from the pub shortly before. In the meantime, the alleged perpetrator has been arrested. [more]
Authorities arrest suspect in deadly bar fire in Mexico border city that killed 11
By Karol Suarez, Marlon Sorto, Philip Wang and Ashley R. Williams, CNN (CNN) — Authorities in Mexico say they have arrested a man suspected of intentionally setting a bar on fire after being kicked out, killing 11 people near the Arizona border in the Mexican state of Sonora. The fire broke out at 1:33 a.m. Saturday at a bar in San Luis Rio Colorado, near the United States border city of San Luis, Arizona, according to a statement from the Sonor…
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