US Embassy in Mexico Issues ‘Security’ Warning Over Potential Violence

US Embassy in Mexico Issues ‘Security’ Warning Over Potential Violence
Police officers and members of the National Guard as seen in Mexico, in a June 5, 2021 photo. Alan Ortega/Reuters
Jack Phillips
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The U.S. Embassy in Mexico issued a “security alert” to Americans about potential cartel violence after the arrest of a top drug lord in Jalisco state months after a similar warning was issued amid a wave of cartel-related violence across the country.

“The State of Jalisco has issued a state-wide Security Alert and increased security presence in the Guadalajara metropolitan area following the reported arrest of a cartel member. There is a potential for conflicts between police and criminal elements,” the embassy stated in its bulletin, dated Dec. 20.
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Jack Phillips
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