A Day of Bloodshed as Five Bodies Found Wrapped in Plastic Bags and Six Vehicles Set Ablaze in Jalisco
Jalisco, Mexico, rocked by violence: Six vehicles burned in clash with National Guard. Five bodies found wrapped in plastic bags on highway. Authorities tight-lipped as investigations unfold.
In a chilling series of events, the Mexican state of Jalisco has been gripped by a surge of violence as authorities report the gruesome discovery of five lifeless bodies wrapped in plastic bags, and six vehicles burned to the ground following a confrontation between civilians and the National Guard. These incidents have sparked outrage and fear across the region, leaving residents in shock and prompting a large-scale investigation by local authorities.
The first shocking event unfolded on Saturday afternoon, when the Jalisco Prosecutor's Office confirmed that six vehicles were found torched along the state highway l212, which connects San Juan de Los Lagos and Encarnacion de Diaz. It is believed that a violent clash between civilians and elements of the National Guard (GN) led to the destruction of these vehicles. As the confrontation raged on, flames engulfed the cars, sending thick plumes of black smoke billowing into the air. Firefighters were called to the scene to extinguish the fires and clear the charred remains from the asphalt.
