An American couple died in Mexico. Found shot in a pickup truck, officers

Authorities say two Americans from California died after being found shot in a pickup truck in Mexico.

Officers arrested Gloria Ambriz, 50, and Rafael Cardona, 53, while responding to reports of a shooting in Ancamacutiro. in the state of Michoacán West on Wednesday night According to a report from a Fox News affiliate. KT TVCiting the state attorney general’s office.

This couple was on vacation with their family. was traveling in a black 2016 Ford Platinum pickup truck when gunmen opened fire near the intersection.

Ambriz died at the scene. As Cardona He died from his injuries shortly after being taken to hospital in Puruandiro. The official said

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The Michoacán Attorney General’s Office has launched an investigation into the murders of California couple Gloria Ambriz, 50, and Rafael Cardona, 53, who were attacked while on vacation. (KVTV)

Investigators collected ballistic evidence from the scene. This is being analyzed as part of an ongoing investigation.

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The Attorney General’s Office has assembled a team of prosecutors, police and forensic experts. To determine the motive and identify those responsible for the killings.

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The unexpected deaths of two California visitors have raised safety concerns in Mexico.

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Michoacán is listed as a location. There is a “travel ban” in Mexico, according to the US State Department.

“Violent crimes such as murder, kidnapping, carjacking and robbery. It is widespread and common in Mexico,” the federal agency said. understand– “The United States government It has limited ability to provide emergency services to U.S. citizens. in many areas of Mexico Because U.S. government employees Ban or restrict travel to certain areas. In many states, local emergency services are limited outside of state capitals or major cities.”

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