Vice Principal Killed in Attack on School in Mexico’s Coahuila State
- Two alleged 18-year-old brothers and former students attacked a school in Torreón, Coahuila, leaving the vice principal dead and three people injured.
- Authorities said the suspects used knives, machetes, and fireworks or homemade explosive devices before they were detained.
- State Prosecutor Federico Fernández said the preliminary motive was “a personal vendetta against the school,” and at least one injured person was in critical condition.
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By Mauricio Torres and Ivonne Valdés, CNN en Español An attack on Thursday in a high school in the municipality of Torreón, in the Mexican state of Coahuila, caused the death of one person and injured four others, the federal security cabinet and state prosecutor Federico Fernández reported.Fernández told local journalists
The assailants are two brothers and former students of this institution, located in the city of Torreon, in the state of Coahuila, border of the United States, told the press the prosecutor Federico Fernandez, denouncing a " brutal assault". At least one of the wounded is in a "serious state", he said. According to the prosecutor, the assailants entered the school and attacked the administrative teams, and then some students. They were then arre…
An attack took place in a school in Mexico, with 18-year-olds attacking the deputy director of the campus and three others.
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Two former students are said to have penetrated a school with stabbing guns and machetes. An employee is killed, several people are injured. Police are investigating.
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