FBI Issues Warning Against Travel to Parts of Mexico After Kidnapping

FBI Issues Warning Against Travel to Parts of Mexico After Kidnapping
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Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
Breaking News Reporter
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Some FBI officials have warned Americans against traveling to Mexico after four U.S. citizens were kidnapped and two were killed in a Mexican border city last week.

“If you’re driving there, which most people will from Arizona, stay on the main highways. Try not to veer too far off course. That’s where you can kind of get into sticky situations,” FBI Phoenix spokeswoman Brooke Brennan told FOX10 in Phoenix. “Have an emergency contact, make sure you’re checking in with them, and make sure they know how often you plan to check in with them.”
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
Breaking News Reporter
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