A deputy chairman was killed and three others were hurt on Thursday when two 18-year-old twin brothers who were reportedly concerned were detained at a high school in Torreón, Coahuila, in northern Mexico.
The General Secondary School No. 1 was the location of the invasion. 13, located in La Unión. The inmates are former plant students, according to the Prosecutor General of Coahuila, and would have rushed into the infrastructure to strike administrative staff and students.
Federico Fernandez Montanez, the prosecutor-general, established that the target was the assistant director of the school, who later passed away. Two students are among the three hurt, and one of the wounded, as first reported, is still in serious condition.
The two reportedly concerned young men were taken into custody after the authorities intervened, and the Public Ministry has since been given the task of determining their legal status while the investigations continue.
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One of the main focus areas of investigation, according to prosecutor-general Federico Fernandez, tentatively points to an emotional turmoil between ex-alumni and institutional members. The prosecutor said," We know that they were ex-alumni, that the mobile phone they indicated in a preliminary way was a subject of feelings against these ( members of the institution ). "
Officials have for the time being ruled out using weapons or bombs in the attack. No large-scale munitions were discovered despite the initial assessments pointing to the use of light weapons and similar petards.
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The workers remained under the control of the Investigative Police after the aggression, while the staff from Coahuila's Education Secretariat and Coahuila's Government Secretariat accompanied the checks.
Courses were canceled to allow for continuing testing and professional job at the institution.
The Mexican administration's Security Office stated that the government is working with state and municipal officials to make the assault clear. The subdirector's family and the school community were also addressed by the Secretariat of Public Education ( SEP), which also condemned the circumstances.
The incident adds to various recent violent incidents in Mexican schools, including the one that occurred in a preliminary in Michoacán in March where two teachers were killed in a firearm attack.
