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Mexican soccer game suspended because of gunfire

World Aug. 21, 2011 - 02:27PM JST ( 5 )

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OkinawamikeAug. 21, 2011 - 04:22PM JST

He shoots! He scores! Gooooooooooaaaaaalllllllllll!

No wait, hide!
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OracleAug. 22, 2011 - 12:05AM JST

Santos Laguna and Morelia were locked 0-0

Well, its soccer, so running its course, it probably would have ended 0-0 anway. No need for a rematch! Carry on!
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AlphaapeAug. 22, 2011 - 12:33AM JST

I thought guns were outlawed in Mexico. I guess this should be an easy case to solve, since the Mexican police should not have to look at all of the law abiding persons there since they have no guns and only concentrate on the people who have broken laws there, since they obviously have no regard for the law.

Mexico is a dangerous place, more so than in the past.
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Elbuda MexicanoAug. 22, 2011 - 07:50AM JST

Yes no regard for Mexican law, all of the US gun shops about 2 thousand of them just along the USA/Mexico border! Most of the narcos in Mexico get their guns LEGALLY in the USA then cross them ILLEGALLY into Mexico and now we have most Mexican police OUTGUNNED by all those guns from the USA turning Mexico into a bloody shooting gallery, thanks to US guns and let's not forget, USA has the biggest APPETITE FOR ILLEGAL DRUGS on the entire face of the earth, so Mexico, Guatemala, Colombia etc..end up like this, oh I digress, I would not be surprised if these idiot narcos that started shooting at the cops there had bet a whole lot of $$$, were loosing, started shooting, then just blame it on some random shooting near the stadium??
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AlphaapeAug. 22, 2011 - 08:57AM JST

Yes no regard for Mexican law, all of the US gun shops about 2 thousand of them just along the USA/Mexico border! Most of the narcos in Mexico get their guns LEGALLY in the USA then cross them ILLEGALLY into Mexico and now we have most Mexican police OUTGUNNED

@Elbuda Mexicano: If the gun shops are on the US side, they are not violating any Mexican laws. Also, if the Narcos are going to smuggle the guns into Mexico, it really wouldn't matter where the guns came from. If I am not mistaken, drugs coming from Mexico like cocaine, cocaine is not grown in Mexico but Columbia. So if the drug runners can get cocaine from Columbia into the USA, I am sure that they can get guns into Mexico from any source.

Speaking of outgunned police, in my home state in the South, police now have started to carry assualt weapons in their cars. The reason, there has been an influx of MS-13 gang members and the police are outgunned.

Mexico's problems with violence and outlaws was long there before the drugs really became an issue.