Due to the shooting in Los Cantaritos de Querétaro on November 9, which left 10 people dead, authorities proceeded with the closure of several places.
According to reports, municipal and state authorities specified the closure of various establishments that they would be related to the same bar manager who was attacked.
But what are the places that were closed after the shooting in Los Cantaritos de Querétaro in which 10 people died? We tell you the details of the operations.
Tribute to victims of armed attack in Los Cantaritos bar (César Gómez Reyna / Cuartoscuro)
These places were closed after the Los Cantaritos Querétaro shooting
On the night of November 9, a group of 4 armed subjectss entered the bar The Cantaritos located in the center of the municipality of Queretaroto execute a shooting which left 10 dead and 13 injured.
After the attack, the state governor, Mauricio Kuripointed out that it was an “unprecedented event” in the entity, for which he indicated that the corresponding actions.
As part of the work, municipal and state authorities launched a joint operation through which they specified the closure of several places of the same turn.
In this regard, the reports establish that some of the businesses that were left at the disposal of the authorities As part of the investigations into the shooting in Los Cantaritos Querétaro, these are:
- La Veinte Veinte, which is located a few meters from Los Cantaritos
- The La Valeria Sur bar located in the Balaustradas neighborhood
- Sala de Depecho, restaurant-bar located inside Plaza Antea in the Jurica area in Santiago de Querétaro
- Medellín, located in the Loma Bonita neighborhood of Santiago de Querétaro
- Mesón del Mariachi, which is located on Bernardo Quintana Arrioja Boulevard in the Loma Dorada neighborhood in Santiago de Querétaro.
Why did other places close after the shooting in Los Cantaritos Querétaro?
One day after shooting in Los Cantaritos Querétarothe mayor of the municipality, Felipe Fernando Macías, reported that he issued instructions to begin a series of inspections in other establishments.
Through a message he shared on his social networks, the municipal president said that he ordered the review of other places that they have some relationshipwith foreign operators”.
It was after the order issued by Felipe Fernando Macías that several establishments were closedsince it is presumed that they would have a close connection with the incident.
Regarding this, journalistic versions establish that the owner of the bar Los Cantaritos de Querétaro, serves as administrator at least 20 similar businesses in the same city.
Due to the above, the state and municipal authorities carried out the necessary actions. to investigate establishmentswhich is why they were closed.
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Title: A Post-Tragedy Response: Interview with security expert Dr. Elena Reyes
Interviewer (Time.news Editor): Welcome, Dr. Elena Reyes. Thank you for joining us today. The recent shooting at Los Cantaritos in Querétaro is a tragic event that has left our community shaken. Could you give us some context about the implications of this incident and the response that followed?
Dr. Elena Reyes: Thank you for having me. The shooting at Los Cantaritos is indeed a grim reminder of the violence that can pervade our society. This incident, described as unprecedented by local authorities, has prompted immediate responses from both municipal and state officials. Their decision to close several venues linked to the bar manager involved in the attack reflects a broader strategy to address potential threats and ensure public safety.
Interviewer: It’s intriguing that the authorities moved to close additional establishments post-incident. What’s the rationale behind identifying and shutting down other bars and restaurants in the area?
Dr. Elena Reyes: The closures serve several purposes. Primarily, it allows law enforcement to conduct thorough investigations into any connections these venues might have to the shooting. There is a concern that if criminal activity is present in more locations, it could endanger public safety further. By temporarily shutting these establishments, authorities can perform inspections, gather evidence, and potentially prevent future incidents.
Interviewer: Which establishments were directly affected following the shooting, and why were these particular venues targeted?
Dr. Elena Reyes: Among the establishments closed were La Veinte Veinte, La Valeria Sur, and others like Sala de Depecho and Mesón del Mariachi. These venues were in close proximity to Los Cantaritos or had some operational link to the same bar manager. The idea is to have a comprehensive view of the circumstances surrounding the shooting and check compliance with safety and operational regulations.
Interviewer: The mayor of Querétaro initiated inspections in other establishments shortly after the incident. How critical are these inspections in the context of public safety?
Dr. Elena Reyes: Inspections play a vital role in reinforcing public confidence in safety measures. They can uncover issues related to compliance with security protocols and help identify venues that may have lax policies regarding patron safety or operational standards. Comprehensive inspections may also be a proactive measure to deter future violent incidents by ensuring all businesses maintain a responsible environment.
Interviewer: Can you share some insights on how the community and authorities can work together to enhance safety in nightlife areas, especially after such traumatic events?
Dr. Elena Reyes: Absolutely. One of the most effective strategies involves community engagement. Authorities can organize meetings to gather input and concerns from business owners and residents. Additionally, increasing visible law enforcement presence in nightlife areas can enhance security. Implementing robust training for bar staff on conflict resolution and emergency response can also empower them to act effectively in critical moments.
Interviewer: Dr. Reyes, your insights are incredibly helpful. As we process this tragedy, it is crucial to foster a dialogue about safety and community resilience. What message would you like to convey to our audience?
Dr. Elena Reyes: My overarching message would be one of solidarity and vigilance. While the community grieves, it is essential to come together—supporting each other and advocating for safer public spaces. Let’s not shy away from discussing safety practices or holding establishments accountable for their role in providing safe environments for everyone. Together, we can strengthen our community in the face of adversity.
Interviewer: Thank you, Dr. Reyes, for sharing your expertise with us today. We hope the community in Querétaro finds healing and safety in the coming days.
Dr. Elena Reyes: Thank you for the opportunity to discuss this important issue.