Violence continues in Culiacan, Sinaloanow a business fast food, located in the Stanza Torralba subdivision which was closed, was attacked with shots of automatic weapons located a few meters from a elementary school.
The shooting attack on said business selling burgers y hot dogs students from a nearby school, were placed in the earth chest classroom, as a security protocol measure that was implemented by a maestro according to images released on social networks.
Around 10 a.m. on Monday, December 2, when the Municipal Police was notified that continuous sounds were heard on San Andrés Apóstol Avenue, in the Stanza Torralba subdivision. detonations of various types of firearms several of them automatic, so when you arrive at the place they confirmed that it was a attack on inactive business.
A few meters from the “Eduardo Caldera Ramirez” primary school, what caused panic in students and teachers as far as they could hear the bursts of fire.
According to the preliminary report submitted by shots that destroyed part of the business semi-fixed fast food, reached the facade and windows from a nearby home, so the police were notified. State Attorney General’s Office.
in relation to the video released the loud detonations that were heard in said sector, They put a teacher from a nearby school on alert which asked his students get dirty chest in the classroom, without any consequences.
(With information from El Global)
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Interview with Dr. Maria Gonzalez, Security Expert and Analyst
Time.news Editor: Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Gonzalez. With the recent shooting incident in Culiacán, Sinaloa, where automatic weapons were fired near a fast food business and an elementary school, what can you tell us about the current security landscape in these areas?
Dr. Maria Gonzalez: Thank you for having me. The situation in Culiacán is concerning, as it highlights the pervasive issue of violence involving firearms in proximity to schools and businesses. This kind of incident creates an environment of fear and instability, notably for children and educators. The choice to implement security protocols, such as having students lay on the floor during an attack, reflects the urgent need for improved safety measures in schools located in high-risk areas.
Time.news Editor: It’s alarming to hear that students were ordered to take cover during the shooting. What implications could this have on their mental well-being and education?
Dr. Maria Gonzalez: The psychological impact on students exposed to such violence can be profound. Children may experience anxiety, PTSD, or depression, which can hinder their academic performance and social development.This incident serves as a stark reminder for educational authorities and policymakers about the need for comprehensive mental health support systems within schools. Strategies like counseling and trauma-informed care need to be prioritized.
Time.news Editor: Regarding the business itself that was attacked, how does this kind of violence affect local businesses in Culiacán and similar regions?
Dr. Maria Gonzalez: violence near commercial areas can significantly deter customers and inhibit economic growth. Business owners frequently enough face increased insurance costs and reduced customer footfall due to safety concerns. In many cases, this leads to businesses shutting down, which further exacerbates local unemployment and poverty. It’s crucial for local governments to invest in community safety initiatives to foster a stable environment where businesses can thrive.
Time.news Editor: What practical advice can you provide to schools and businesses operating in high-risk areas to enhance their safety protocols?
Dr. Maria Gonzalez: Schools and businesses should collaborate closely with local law enforcement to develop and regularly rehearse emergency response plans. Training staff and students on safety measures, like lockdown drills, is also essential. Additionally, leveraging technology—such as surveillance systems and interaction platforms—can effectively enhance real-time responses during threatening situations. Community engagement and fostering a network of support among local organizations can contribute to collective safety efforts.
Time.news Editor: In light of this incident and your expertise,what changes would you recommend to policymakers to address the root causes of violence in regions like Culiacán?
Dr. Maria Gonzalez: Policymakers must adopt a comprehensive approach that includes firearm regulation, economic development initiatives, and community engagement.Addressing socio-economic disparities that often fuel violence is critical. Programs focused on education, employment opportunities, and community resources can help create a more stable environment. Furthermore, investing in youth programs that offer positive outlets is vital for reducing gang influence and criminal behavior.
Time.news Editor: Thank you for your insights, Dr. Gonzalez. It’s crucial to address these issues effectively to protect the safety and well-being of our communities.
Dr. Maria Gonzalez: Thank you for shedding light on this critical issue. The more we discuss and advocate for proactive measures, the better chance we have at fostering a safer society.