Other more attempted assault in CDMX: again against a Bizzarro jewelry but now in Delta Park, whose shopping center was a target of crime in the capital.
The first reports indicate that this afternoon, Monday, November 11, a attempted robbery against a jewelry store of the shopping center located on Avenida Cuauhtémoc and Obrero Mundial, in the Benito Juárez mayor’s office.
It is attempted assault adds to what occurred just last November 7, which arose against jewelry Bizzarro of the Portal San Ángel square.
It is worth mentioning that Delta Park It is in the eye of insecurity, since visitors to the shopping center report that the area has become increasingly dangerous.
In this context, it is important to remember that the surroundings of Delta Park were the scene of a shootout that ended in the murder of lawyer Oralia Pérez Garduño on October 17.
What happened in Delta Park? Attempted assault on jewelry store mobilizes authorities
This afternoon, Monday, November 11, the mobilization of police from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) of CDMX was reported in the shopping center Delta Park, around 6:30 p.m., for a attempted assault again against a branch of the Bizzarro jewelry store.
Presumably the robbery attempt It was perpetrated by 3 criminals, one of whom entered the shopping plaza with a firearm, information that has not been confirmed by the authorities so far.
Workers of the jeweler’s They set off the alarm and called the capital authorities, which led to the criminals fled the scene.
The CDMX authorities arrived at Delta Park to deploy an operation inside and outside the shopping center, in order to find those allegedly responsible.
Despite the attempted robbery at Parque Delta jewelry storethe shopping center remains open to the public.
Insecurity in Parque Delta is increasing, neighbors and merchants denounce
Just a couple of days ago, neighbors and merchants in the vicinity of the shopping center Delta Park, They reported that the area has become very unsafe.
And in addition to the attempted assault today, Monday, November 11, on August 20, another robbery against a jewelry store, with the theft of 50 pieces valued at more than 200 thousand pesos.
Within the framework of the assaults and shooting occurred a few meters from Delta Parkneighbors and merchants also report extortions against businesses in the area.
For all of the above, the inhabitants and workers They demand from the authorities more security in the area to be able to carry out your activities with peace of mind.
Time.news Editor: Welcome back to our readers. Today, we’re addressing a pressing issue that’s been making headlines lately: the alarming rise in attempted robberies in Mexico City, particularly targeting jewelry stores. Joining me for this conversation is Dr. Alejandro Rodriguez, a criminologist and expert in urban crime dynamics. Thank you for being here, Dr. Rodriguez.
Dr. Rodriguez: Thank you for having me. It’s a pleasure to discuss such an important topic.
Time.news Editor: Let’s start with the recent attempted robbery at the Bizzarro jewelry store in Delta Park. This isn’t the first incident of its kind; in fact, less than a week ago, a similar attempt occurred at a different Bizzarro location. What do you make of this pattern?
Dr. Rodriguez: It’s definitely concerning. The repeat targeting of the same stores indicates a level of planning and perhaps even a proactive approach from the criminals. It suggests that they are familiar with the security measures and routines of these establishments, which allows them to carry out their attempts with a degree of confidence.
Time.news Editor: The ongoing issues in Delta Park are particularly troubling, given that visitors have reported increasing danger in the area. What factors contribute to such a spike in crime in a specific location?
Dr. Rodriguez: Several factors can contribute to localized crime spikes. In this case, Delta Park seems to be facing a combination of inadequate security measures, a perceived lack of police presence, and a broader social context that includes socio-economic challenges. When certain areas become associated with criminal activity, it often attracts more crime, leading to a vicious cycle.
Time.news Editor: Can you elaborate on the broader context you mentioned? How does the situation in Delta Park reflect larger trends in urban crime in Mexico City?
Dr. Rodriguez: Certainly. Mexico City has been grappling with a range of security issues stemming from organized crime, poverty, and corruption. In more affluent shopping areas like Delta Park, these crimes tend to be financially motivated, often targeting businesses perceived to have cash on hand or valuable inventory. The combination of high-value targets and vulnerable areas creates a perfect storm for criminal activity to flourish.
Time.news Editor: Given the recent violent incident, where a lawyer was murdered in a nearby area, how can cities like Mexico City improve safety for their residents and visitors?
Dr. Rodriguez: It requires a multi-faceted approach. First, enhancing police presence and establishing community policing could help build trust with residents, encouraging them to report suspicious activities. Furthermore, improving surveillance and response strategies in high-risk areas can deter criminal behavior. Long-term, addressing the underlying socio-economic issues—like education, employment opportunities, and community engagement—is crucial to reducing crime rates overall.
Time.news Editor: Those are significant steps. What role do you think local businesses can play in enhancing safety measures in their vicinity?
Dr. Rodriguez: Local businesses can be proactive by investing in security enhancements, such as surveillance cameras and alarm systems, and by collaborating with local law enforcement to share information about suspicious activities. Additionally, fostering a sense of community among businesses can lead to collective safety measures and a more vigilant atmosphere overall.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Rodriguez, for sharing your insights. As our city grapples with rising crime, it’s vital for residents and local authorities to collaborate and create a safer environment. We appreciate your expertise on this pressing issue.
Dr. Rodriguez: Thank you for having me. It’s crucial that we continue these conversations to seek out practical solutions for the community.
Time.news Editor: For our readers, remember to stay alert and report any suspicious activity in your neighborhoods. Together, we can work towards fostering a safer Mexico City. Thank you for joining us.