Two masked gunmen burst into the gym, yelling "Everyone hit the floor," and opened fire, killing four people in a tough neighborhood in Mexico City, is the region's largest black market, authorities say Friday.
Mexico City Mayor Miguel Angel · Mancera said the attack seemed aimed at two brothers in the gym and another man, who is in them. Fourth, determine the man's gym owner, and later died in hospital after he apparently tried to intervene in the killings.
The shooting occurred Thursday night in extreme physical fitness in Tepito, Mexico City, one of the most dangerous areas. Two suspects were arrested after police opened fire a few blocks away from the gym shortly after the killings, he said. No police officers were injured.
Mancera said initial investigation showed that between the murderer and the victim "personal grudges" part, he denied the kind of bloodbath major drug lords in other parts of Mexico, the death penalty has arrived in Mexico City.
"I have no indication that any cartel in Mexico City," Mancera told the Televisa television network television. "This is not a cartel, we have what Tepito, is a go, violence, and some gang upswing."
Tepito is millions of dollars in contraband, guns and drugs switching center, via Mexico City counterfeit handbags.
A dozen people from the same neighborhood disappeared nearly two weeks ago from hour bar in the posher part of the city a few miles (kilometers) away. Three people have been detained in the case, but there is no sign of 12. Relatives claimed that they were taken on May 26 from the "paradise" column by heavily armed masked men in broad daylight.
Mancera said Thursday's shooting did not have anything to do with the missing person.
"It seems to have been a personal dispute, who was unfortunately killed people," Mancera said, noting that about 30 witnesses in the gym, talked to the police. First, an attacker enters and shouted a series of insults, Mancera said, including a roughly translated as "you've bought it, and now" and "you do not listen to you tell."
Agents found six shell casings inside buildings.
But Mancera said authorities were investigating whether the alleged mass kidnapping may have on May 24 at a bar near the trendy Condesa outside a low-level implementation of the relevant drug traffickers. Public who are not authorized to disclose the names of security officials say killed dealers outside the "black bars" missing two days later, two turf battle between drug gangs may have been part of.
"Paradise Bar and black bars, there are some common threads, prosecutors are investigating," Mancera said. "These two events may lead us to the conclusion that they are related." But he said: "We have found the connection" Bar circumstances, unrelated shootings Thursday gym.
Thursday so close to the other two shooting raised concerns about crime, fighting organized crime may be broken in the Mexican capital, which has been mostly spared from the cartel, has given rise to so much violence along the US-Mexico border war and other parts of the country.
"We will be those who carried out these attacks, those who seek to cause unrest in Tepito after," Mancera said, while stressing that "this is a partial, limited number of issues."
Tremendous shot police operations, including major residential streets helicopter flying over.
Cried a woman at the scene said her boyfriend was killed, but did not disclose her name, but claimed he was innocent, and shouted: "Do you know who did this."
The Josefina Ramirez, said her nephew was four killed, along with two friends and mentors.
Two masked men came and started shooting, "she said." "He has no enemies."
 
 



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