In an alarming event that has shocked the community of San Miguel de Allende, a private transport driver lost his life after being the victim of an assault with a knife. The violence that plagues the transport sector is a reflection of a larger problem that affects all of Mexican society.
At 2 a.m. on Saturday, February 8, when the driver arrived at his destination on Santa Elena Street, near the La Paz Subdivision, he was approached by criminals who mercilessly attacked him.
Although he managed to notify his family, the Municipal Police found him dead and did not provide information about the aggressors.
This crime has generated a feeling of insecurity not only among online platform drivers but also among residents and tourists in the region.
Violence against private transport drivers has increased dramatically in Mexico.
This tragic event underscores the risks faced by those who choose this profession. In addition to the loss of life, these incidents fuel concerns about security in a country where tourism is a major source of income.
How to ensure the safety of locals and visitors in the context of increasing crime?
San Miguel de Allende has seen an increase in crime rates that go beyond common assaults.
The statistics reveal an alarming pattern, with a growth in violent crimes targeting transport workers.
The number of these crimes seems discouraging: the attacks are frequently orchestrated by organized groups that aim to rob the victims of their belongings, attempting against their lives without the slightest scruple.
San Miguel Times
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